Foot on the Loose

In celebration with the annual Social Media Day, a group of bloggers visited Paradizoo in Mendez Cavite and Residence Inn in Tagaytay.  The last time I visited a zoo called Zoobic Safari in Subic, I was attacked by a group of creepy looking hornbill. This time, yet another zoo experience was added to my life encounters.  

After Paradizoo, part 2 of our Zoo Experience took place in Residence Inn, a 2-hectare facility where we had an intimate encounter with a burmese python, tiger, owl, birds and a lot more.

Let me share our experience in photographs.

1. Do your research. Read some blogs and learn from the experience of people who have been there.
2. Travel light. Trekking to Mt Pinatubo can be pretty exhausting. Day trip is one hour bumpy 4x4 ride and an hour trekking. You don’t want much baggage when you trek, do you?
3. Eat heavy breakfast. Don’t worry you will burn it along the way.
4. Wear trek clothes, anything light and something that dries fast. And bring an extra shirt if you have an excessive sweating. 
5. Wear appropriate footwear that can be used both for rocky road and little river crossings. No heels and weak step ins please. 

On 1991, Mt.Pinatubo erupted. 364 communities were affected.  2.1 million people, damaged. 73,000 houses, destroyed. 86,000 hectare farmland covered with “lahar” or volcanic ash. (Source) 

Riding a 4x4 ride was totally AWESOME especially with these folks