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Bar Redux. Bywater, New Orleans. February 2026.

Prepare yourself for a trails worth the view: Hulugan Falls

Hulugan Falls is one of the tallest falls in Laguna province which is located in the municipality of Luisiana. According to its history, Hulugan Falls has been a gem among locals until it became popular on social media accounts such as Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram in the past decade. Hulugan Falls has a height of 235 feet or 71 meters high. It was said that the falls were named Hulugan due to the weird time when a carabao fall down to the falls because of the strong water currents.

As of today, Hulugan Falls is one of the most visited places in the province of Laguna. It attracts thousands of tourists every year due to its majestic cascading water and irresistible charm. It is just three hours away from Metro Manila and because of that, it can be visited within a day. In addition, tourist and visitors have a chance to chase not only one falls but three waterfalls. The other two nearby falls are namely Talay Falls and Hidden Falls. So if you want to enjoy the beauty of nature and release stress through sightseeing, hiking and swimming then add Hulugan Falls to your day tour travel bucket list.

( https://hiketomountains.com/hulugan-falls-luisiana-laguna-travel-guide/ )

Within the town of Luisiana, Laguna is another majestic falls that you will be really be entertained: Aliw Falls

Aliw Falls turned out to be a beautiful multi-tiered waterfall about 25 meters tall and 30 meters wide. The catch basin is relatively deep and the surrounding rocks are slippery; only experienced swimmers can safely bath here. One can also climb the rocks on the left to get to the top of Aliw for an interesting point of view. 

( https://shoestringdiary.wordpress.com/2016/02/21/aliw-falls-amused-by-luisianas-gem-of-a-waterfall/ )

Get wet and enjoy the hike!

El 30 de Mayo es día de Canarias, día en que el pueblo canario celebra la victoria castellana sobre sus antepasados, celebran la muerte de sus antepasados, celebra las torturas de sus antepasados, celebran la esclavitud de sus antepasados, celebran el desarraigo de sus antepasados, celebran las migraciones forzosas de sus antepasados al nuevo mundo, pues aquí tienen algunos descendientes de esos antepasados obligados a abandonar sus tierras.

Nación Canaria

😍 Nos llega este vídeo por whatsapp que queríamos compartir con ustedes.

👉 En el Siglo XVIII llegaron colonias de canarios al sur de lo que actualmente es Estados Unidos, concretamente a Texas y Luisiana fundando importantes ciudades, como San Antonio. Hoy, descendientes de esas familias enseñan en las escuelas cantos y villancicos para que no pierdan la memoria.

👂 Esto es un colegio en Baton Rouge, en Luisiana, EE. UU. María Gabriela (profesora) y su marido Sergio han enseñado a los niños a cantar nuestro villancico "Vamos Cantemos" (cambiando Navidad por unidad).