In Vallehermoso, Barangay Tabon, Negros Oriental, there is a cave that provides the local community with water for their daily needs. With a depth of approximately 21.33 feet and features a metal spiral staircase, allowing residents to access its depths easily.
Passed Down by Their Ancestors
According to local accounts, this cave has been passed down through generations. This rich heritage has contributed to its development over time, enabling the community to thrive. Despite its significance, the cave remains relatively unknown; only a few locals and curious visitors are aware of its existence.
The Structure of the Cave
The cave is believed to be part of a karst landscape, characterized by its limestone formations and underground drainage systems. Such caves are typically formed through the gradual dissolution of limestone by water, resulting in intricate passageways and chambers. Vallehermoso Cave stands as a testament to the natural processes that shape our planet, making it a must-visit for those who appreciate the wonders of geology.
HOW TO GET THERE?
Exact Location: Tak-an, Binakayan, Brgy. Tabon, Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental
- By ferry: You can take Tangil-Dumanjug to Bulado-Guihulngan port, then take a motor or habal-habal ride from Bulado port to Brgy. Tabon Vallehermoso. You can also ride a ferry at Toledo port to San Carlos and then San Carlos City to Brgy. Tabon Vallehermoso. Ask a habal-habal driver to take you to Tak-an, Binakayan, Brgy. Tabon, Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental.
Whether you’re a seasoned or a curious traveler, this cave offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of nature.
