Tinago Falls

Tinago Falls is a 73-meter high waterfall located in a deep ravine between Barangays Ditucalan and Buruun in Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, Philippines. Known as one of Iligan's most visited waterfalls in the City of Majestic Waterfalls, it is hidden from view and accessible via approximately 500 concrete steps. The falls drop into a deep, turquoise basin surrounded by cliffs and lush vegetation, forming a natural swimming lagoon popular for sightseeing and swimming.

Visitors can expect a descent of approximately 500 concrete steps into a deep, forested ravine to reach a tall, fan-shaped waterfall plunging into a wide, turquoise-blue lagoon surrounded by high rock walls and lush vegetation. The area includes a natural swimming basin where bamboo rafts can be used to go under the falls, viewing areas, cottages for picnics, and changing facilities. The setting is humid and shaded with the sound of falling water.

The name 'Tinago' means 'hidden' in Filipino, referring to the waterfall's concealed location in a deep ravine. It is a key natural landmark that contributes to Iligan City's branding as the City of Majestic Waterfalls and is valued locally as a recreational and eco-tourism site.