17/05/2026
Oh, how I really missed this place. It once used to be a hidden gem known mostly to the locals—a place to unwind with family, cool down from the heat, and simply enjoy nature. Others would wash their clothes and fetch water here, as back then, house water connections were still unavailable.
This place holds so many memories for me. Rarely would I go to Marawis without taking a bath here with my childhood friends/barkadas. I even used to call myself the “Hari sa Anislag” because I could stay immersed in the freezing cold water for more than an hour straight, while my friends couldn’t last more than 30 minutes without already shivering from the cold. 😆
I can still vividly remember when the roads were still undeveloped. I lost count of how many times our old car’s tires (Mitsubishi Adventure) got stuck, but that never stopped us from going because they knew just how much I loved bathing here with my kababata’s.
And oh, how I miss those Bikos and Sinugbang Manok, which our relatives and friends would quickly prepare every time they knew we were visiting.
A decade ago, when I made this page, I wanted to remain anonymous. But since I haven’t been able to take more videos, I guess it’s finally time to reveal the face behind this page. My only goal back then was simple: for this gem to be more recognized—to put it on Facebook and on Google Maps. Looking back, I think I somehow succeeded. One of my videos was even featured in GMA, and I was able to add this place to Google Maps (see photo below).
Most of all, I just hope this gem will continue to be preserved for future generations to enjoy.
