Tourist Spots

Explore its captivating natural tourist spots; go spelunking in the cathedral-like Suhot Cave, take a shower among the falls of Nabayi and take a dip cool water of Masinalom, traced the history from the seat second Spanish and American settlement.

SUHOT SPRING

The leading natural attraction of Dumalag is the Suhot Spring and caves being marked by the towering Panginraon Range. The natural bridge and the famed caves of Suhot lead into minimally explored caverns which are claimed to stretch as far as the other side of Panginraon, facing Dumarao, a neighboring municipality. The foot of legendary Panginraon Mountain, just 300 meters from the town proper. Surrounded by lush vegetation and second - growth forest, the cave strecthes 18 kilometers. Its innermost recesses and labyrinthine passages have remained unexplored.

It is considered one of the longest caves in the country and has late been drawing amateur and seasoned spelunkers. The body of water in front of the cave is rich in minerals and originates from the watersheds of Panginraon.It flows through a subterranean passage and empties through the cave’s bowl-like opening guarded by a wall of solid rock.

The many chambers of the Suhot Caves are growing over with

crystal clear water of Suhot Spring

stalactites and stalagmites of considerable sizes and lengths. At the mouth of the caves, near the natural brigde, is a spring with sulfurous, salty water that is consideres by the local folks as healthy for bathing. Suhot Spring and caves have become a favorite destination for people coming from other places visiting Dumalag.