Badian LGU Assures Kawasan Falls is Safe, Open Despite Snake Sightings
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The local government unit (LGU) of Badian has assured tourists and residents that Kawasan Falls and its canyoneering routes remain completely safe and open to the public following recent reports of snake sightings in the area.
In an official statement released by the Badian Municipal Tourism Office on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, authorities clarified that occasional wildlife encounters are entirely normal. They emphasized that the famous destination is situated within a protected natural ecosystem surrounded by forests and river systems, making it a natural habitat for various birds, reptiles, and snakes.
To guarantee public safety and prevent accidents, local officials have immediately implemented the following measures:
- Increased safety signage across all major viewing areas and trail networks.
- Continuous active monitoring of the river and canyon tracks by site management personnel.
- Deployment of site responders and local personnel trained to manage visitor safety.
Safety Guidelines for Visitors
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The Municipal Tourism Office strongly advises all visiting patrons to strictly adhere to standard safety protocols:
- Stay within designated trails, authorized viewing zones, and permitted canyoneering routes.
- Never attempt to handle, disturb, or provoke any wildlife encountered along the tracks.
- Follow instructions given by accredited local tour guides and environmental monitoring teams.
The LGU reiterated that the safety and satisfaction of visitors remain their top priority as Kawasan Falls continues its regular tourism operations.


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