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Iligan city Delicious Delicacies

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  Iligan City Delicious Delicacies 1. Halo-Halo With Iligan’s warm climate, a refreshing halo-halo is a must-try. This iconic Filipino dessert is made with crushed ice, sweetened fruits, leche flan, and a scoop of ice cream, all served in a chilled bowl. The creamy and flavorful combination will leave you craving for more! 2.Langka Pastel Pastel, a soft bread roll filled with sweet yema (custard), is popular in Mindanao. In Iligan, a unique version featuring langka (jackfruit) filling has gained popularity. The natural sweetness of langka blends perfectly with the creamy custard, making it an irresistible treat. Iligan City, also known as the "City of Majestic Waterfalls," is famous not only for its stunning natural attractions but also for its delicious local delicacies. The city's vibrant food culture reflects a mix of traditional Filipino flavors and unique regional influences. Whether you are a local or a visitor, trying these must-try treats will give you a taste of ...
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iligan Waterfalls

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  1. Maria Cristina Falls, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte Image credit: EG Santos | Flickr Iligan City is blessed with more than 20 tumbling waterfalls. Hence, the moniker City of Majestic Waterfalls. Let’s start the journey by visiting the city’s most popular waterfall and the main source of electric power in Iligan, the Maria Cristina Falls. The falls is widely known for its stunning beauty that reaches to a height of 98 metres and with a  320 m water drop. It is also called as the “Twin Falls” because the flow is separated by a rock at its brink. Iligan City’s leading industries and the rest of Mindanao are enjoying electric power provided by the falls. Thus, earning the nicknames “Mother of Industry” and “Fountainhead of Progress”. 2. Tinago Falls, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte Image credit: Jojo Nicdao | Flickr In Filipino,  tinago  means “hidden”. Visiting Tinago Falls is a challenge because it is hidden in a deep ravine that requires 500 descending...
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