Hinatuan river ( Enchanted River )

In my next visit to the Philippines I would like to visit Hinatuan river, but it's almost 600km away from the place I'll be staying. I was trying to find a place to sleep near there so I can go to the river in the morning and then drive back, but I don't know if there's any place to stay in that area

This is the place I want to visit: enter image description here

Here is some info about the river: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2429173/Enchanted-ways-Mystery-idyllic-Filipino-river-appears-source.html

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What is special in Hinatuan Enchanted River?

This mystical site marked by its shimmering, crystal clear blue waters, surrounded by thick jungle, vines, and orchids, has, therefore, become one of the premier tourist destinations of the province. Other than its beauty, there are tales of mermaids, magical fairies and spirits at the Hinatuan Enchanted River as well.

How deep is Hinatuan Enchanted River?

It is around 80-feet deep, and just barely long enough to be considered a river, yet the flow attracts visitors from around the world who want to experience the beautiful waters that locals have long thought to be miraculous. Its moniker \u201cEnchanted River\u201d came from a poem by Modesto Farolan.

Why is the Enchanted River called the Enchanted River?

According to locals, the river was called the Enchanted River because of the engkantos that dwell there. Their legends also say that the river is haunted by supernatural beings which act as its protectors.

How do you get to Hinatuan Enchanted River?

How to get to Enchanted River, Hinatuan and Bislig City. Take a flight to Butuan or Davao. From Butuan, take a bus to Hinatuan (around 4 hours). Take a motorbike or tricycle to Enchanted River (around 20 minutes).

Amazing Earth: Exploring the mysterious underwater cave of Hinatuan Enchanted River

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