WELCOME TO BRGY.

ARA-AL HERE IN LA
GLABI-LABI FALLS
CARLOTA CITY
•The place was so refreshing and the rock formations were so beautiful. The place was so unspoiled that I didn't
even want to disclose where it was fearing na baka masira ang beauty nya by irresponsible travelers in the long
run. From Bacolod you can ride a ceres bus going to La Carlota City. , when you get to La Carlota, you should get-
off at the stop before entering Guintubdan. From there, you can take a tricycle going to Brgy. Araal. The path going
to the falls is fairly easy. You can rate it 4/10 since it mostly goes downhill (but all mamumundok knows that the
easier to go to a place is, the harder it is to get back since it will be mostly uphill. Be careful too since the road is
undeveloped and can be slippery if it’s raining. The road is too narrow and the rocks are sharp so I guess it’ll be
quite difficult for cars to fit there. You need your swimmer izskillz to get through it since the current wouldn’t let
you enter paradise too easily. But the adventure doesn’t stop there bes! You can also go further above BUT! You
should have a guide with you because bes, with any adventure, safety first! Baka matangay ka ng tubig tapos ma
bagok yung ulo mo sa rocks oh diba baka maging haunted pa ang place because of you.

Ara-al is a barangay in the city of La Carlota, in the province of Negros Occidental. Its population as determined by the 2015

Census was 3,194. This represented 4.95% of the total population of La Carlota.
Demographics 1990 to 3,194 in 2015, an increase of 931 people. The latest census figures in 2015 denote a negative growth rate of
0.34%, or a decrease of 57 people, from the previous population of 3,251 in 2010.

Ara-al is situated at approximately 10.4175, 123.0645, in the island of Negros. Elevation at these coordinates is estimated at 511.6
meters or 1,678.5 feet above mean sea level. EUNICE KYLA U. MAPISA 8-MENDEL
MRS. MARY CHRISTINE E. TUBIANOSA
Twin Falls