Hinulugang Taktak still has a much polluted waterfall despite of its renovated and beautified parks and vicinity, the government of Antipolo is undergoing severe difficulties in restoring the waters of Hinulugang Taktak.
On October 5, 2015 we visited the
famous Hinulugang Taktak Falls in Antipolo City to conduct our feasibility
studies in our Tourism course,
We appreciated the efforts of the
locals in renovating the park and maintaining its cleanliness and order. You
may access the Hinulugang Taktak National Park for free and just by registering
your name and address on the provided paper at the main entrance. Cigarettes
and alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited at the park.
So, we got into the park and
pursued to the majestic waterfall. We trekked upon the numbers of properly
cemented stairways down to the waterfall’s viewing area, but our excitement
went into so much disappointment when we got into the place where we can see
the falls in close up. The falls has much garbage on its body and the smell
coming out of it (it’s anggi) is not good (amoy kanal) and the color of the
water is brown instead of greenish white or blue as a clean water should look
like.
I therefore conclude that the
city government should demand for much more fund for the restoration of the
waterfall, there should be a law; much strict reinforcement in protecting the
waters of Hinulugang Taktak, they should take a thorough look on the residential
and commercial areas near the creek of the falls. Hinulugang Taktak is one of the
Antipolo’s great treasure that must take good care of, we already have a dead
river which is the Ilog Pasig, as a concern citizen; We don’t want to have a
dead waterfall.
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