About Niludhan Falls
Niludhan Falls is a wide cascade waterfall located in Barangay Dawis, Bayawan City, Negros Oriental, Philippines. Situated inland from the city center amid forested hills and agricultural land, it is known for its broad, multi-tiered curtain of water flowing over layered rock formations into a shallow basin. The falls is a popular local eco-tourism destination managed by the community, offering swimming and picnicking in a natural forest setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a broad, low-height cascade flowing over stepped rock ledges into a wide, shallow pool surrounded by forest and boulders. The site has a natural, rural setting with picnic cottages, viewing areas and trails leading to the base of the falls. Visitors can wade and swim in designated areas, take photos of the curtain-like flow, and relax in shaded picnic spots. Access involves a short walk on unpaved paths from the parking area.
Key highlights
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Wide curtain-type cascade spanning approximately 25 meters across layered rock formations
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Shallow natural basin suitable for wading and swimming
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Forested setting in Barangay Dawis inland from Bayawan City
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Community-managed eco-tourism site with picnic cottages and viewing areas
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Scenic photo opportunities of multi-tiered water flow
Route
| By road | Approximately 14 km inland from Bayawan City proper via the road to Barangay Dawis; accessible by private vehicle, tricycle or habal-habal followed by a short walk to the falls |
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| By public transport | Tricycle or habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) from Bayawan City center or Bayawan transport terminal to Barangay Dawis |