NEW TOURISM SITE. Visitors are flocking the Asik-asik spring falls in Dado village, Alamada town, Cotabato Province for its unique feature and cold and potable water. Some believe that its water can cure illnesses. The site was formally inaugurated on September 20. (davaotoday.com photo by Alex D. Lopez)

Visitors are flocking the Asik-asik spring falls in Dado village, Alamada town, Cotabato Province for its unique feature and cold and potable water. Some believe that its water can cure illnesses. The site was formally inaugurated on September 20. (davaotoday.com photo by Alex D. Lopez)
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