The Philippines is the perfect destination for travelers who love to chase waterfalls. There are numerous waterfalls scattered all over the country, but there’s none quite like the KAPARKAN Falls in Tineg, Abra, also known as Mulawin Falls, it’s one of the recently discovered attractions in this province. Kaparkan Falls measures approximately 1000 meter high. It’s literally a high-terraced waterfall, filled with a number of small basins. The water in Kaparkan Falls eventually drains down to Tineg River. Kaparkan Falls is only open for visitation during the rainy season. This starts from June or July up to October and November depending on the duration of the rainy season. The best months to visit are July and September because the constant rains fuel up the streams. If it’s still open in November, expect it to be relatively drier. For the rest of the year, Kaparkan Falls is closed since the waterfall is dried up.