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.
Zoomanity Group, the leader in Theme Parks in the Philippines with CEO Robert Laurel Yupangco is celebrating & joining the whole world for the 3rd Annual Social Media Day with "Zoocial Media Day for Bloggers" event on June 28, 2014 and inviting Bloggers to visit Paradizoo Farm in Mendez, Cavite and Residence Inn, Tagaytay for free and with transport provided.
If you’re not a fan of animals in captivity, Zoobic Safari isn’t a recommended place for you. But if you’re one curious adventurer who only itch to see what’s inside the famous zoo, then I guess one visit won’t hurt.
Last Thursday, I made my first visit inside the 25 hectare zoo. Inside are the many attractions from Aeta Trail to Subic Park to the popular Tiger Safari. The entire place was indeed something you will find interesting on your first visit but my 3 Best Attractions to look forward in Zoobic Safari are:
Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery in Laguna is only a few minute walk from our second home in Nagcarlan but we never had the chance to see what’s inside. It was just lately that I finally sneaked a peek in the town’s historical landmark.
Unexpected is exciting.
Unexpected makes your heart beat fast.
Unexpected makes the most amazing experience.
Unexpected is what changes our lives.
It was April Fools Day when Cristina, a dear friend of mine, sent me a message on FB, “Let’s go to the beach”. I replied to her without a second thought “Leggo!”, knowing the fact that everyone’s after epic pranks and jokes on April fools. Call me gullible or impulsive but I can’t help it. Beach is something I just can’t resist.
Good thing, she wasn't really joking after all. So, with the remaining penny in my ATM, I packed all the needed stuff. Of course I did a little research about Puerto Galera beforehand, then I meet her.
We also invited a couple of friends to join us. But asking them on April Fools Day was a BAD idea. In short we were fooled, that’s okay though. At least we learned one thing: Never trust your friends on April Fools! Lol. But seriously I was still grateful they accompanied us to Buendia on our bus ride to Batangas Port.
And from there, our series of (mis)adventures begun.
From Buendia to Batangas Port
