Calauit Safari Park

Whatever the real intentions are, one thing that remains the same is that the animals are already here. We brought them here. We adopted them. “All the animals here are Filipinos now,” Kuya Florante shared, explaining that the original individuals imported from Africa are all dead, leaving behind the offsprings, which are all born in Calauit. The least we could do is take care of them.

Overview in Bukidnon

Inside the park, you’ll find several statues/sculptures of indigenous people positioned in different corners. They’re artworks by known Mindanao artist, Kublai Millan, who I found out was also the creator of the sculptures found in Davao People’s Park. The sculptures exhibit the early inhabitants of Bukidnon, most of them playing different tribal instruments. One sculpture is of a woman playing kubing, a Philippine jaw harp made of bamboo which is placed in the mouth and blowing wind through in order to produce a sound.

Caffe Dolce in Banawe

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Caffe Dolce

Hidden in the heart of Banawe is this Taiwanese franchise that’s quietly been collecting a loyal following in the last few years. The place is located on the second floor of an office building (very inconspicuous against the landscape of bright Chinese-restaurant signage in this neighborhood): It’s a cross between a flower shop and a cafe, just a few footsteps away from becoming Cupid’s Den. But while the teddy bears and flowers take a bit of getting used to, this cafe is popular for its many permutations of tea and coffee, as well as the cool presentation of such creations. Despite its inclination to inspire affections, it comes as a surprise to learn that students more than lovers frequent this romantic place.

Garden of Eden in Davao City

In our quest to provide you a time of your life when you visit Eden, we make sure that every bit of chance you take would be through its offered experiences!

Become acquainted with nature and indulge in an authentic mountain experience – marked by cool crisp mountain air while enjoying the spectacular views of pine trees which  exquisitely blend well with its background.

Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bataan

Vigan too far for you? Visit Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in Bataan instead. This 400-hectare resort and heritage park features a large collection of Spanish colonial buildings and bahay na bato (stone houses), making you feel like you’re living in a totally different era. When you’re there, join the heritage tour or witness the cultural shows to complete your experience.

The Bell Church of Baguio

       The Bell Church is located north of the downtown area of Baguio along the road leading to the town of La Trinidad, Benguet. Within its compound are intricately designed arches and buildings adorned with flags, bells and dragons.
        It has a pagoda, and beautifully landscapped gardens. There are some artifacts about Buddhism that you will find at the Bell Church as well as some literature about the history of China.                            

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Marine Ocean Park

The Oceanarium is home to 14,000 Marine creatures from around 277 species, all indigenous to the Philippines and Southeast Asia. It is also a stunning walkthrough seven sections and containing 3,000 cubic meters of seawater.

The water source for the Oceanarium is filteres water from Manila Bay. A special process is done to ensure that the seawater is suitable to marine life.

The Manila Ocean Park is an oceanarium in Manila Philippines. It is owned by China Oceanis Inc., a Singaporean-registered firm. It is located behind the Quirino Granstand at Rizal Park.