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Tili-Tili Falls also known as “Tili-Tilihon Falls” or simply the drizzle falls is a waterfall hidden away in Sitio Bagokbok, Barangay San Alfonso, Cateel, Davao Oriental. Its gentle falls and refreshing waters provide a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and adventurers alike. A visit here offers a quiet connection to untouched natural beauty far from tourist bustle.

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A Gently Cascading Gem

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The name “Tili-Tili” evokes the soft, drizzling character of the falls that is delicate yet captivating. Located in a forested area, this waterfall is modest in size but rich in charm delivering calming vibes through its steady stream and tranquil plunge pool. It’s the perfect spot for a dip or a quiet moment or simply to listen to the whisper of falling water.

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The Path Less Traveled to Serenity

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To get to Tili-Tili Falls, you have to go off the usual routes. The natural surroundings of Davao Oriental provide an immersive experience.

Tili-Tili Falls while being off the usual route is more than just a waterfall, it’s a serene escape where natural beauty and simplicity coexist. This waterfall treasure in Cateel softly begs you to stop, take a moment to relax, and take in the peaceful rhythms of nature whether you’re chasing waterfalls or just looking for peace. 

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How To Get There?

Location: Barangay San Alfonso, Cateel, Davao Oriental, Mindanao, Philippines

  • By Car: From Cateel town proper, drive towards Barangay San Alfonso and head to Sitio Bagokbok where Tili-Tilil Falls is located. The trip takes around 30 to 40 minutes. Parking areas are available near the jump off point then followed by a short trek to the falls.
  • By Commute: From Cateel town proper, ride a habal-habal going to Sitio Bagokbok in Barangay San Alfonso. Travel time usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes depending on the road condition. The habal-habal will drop you off near the jump off area and from there, you’ll need to walk a few minutes to reach Tili-Tili Falls.
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