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La Union 3D2N Itinerary and more

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You will know how weird we are when it comes to traveling by posting this blog on a month of August on a Habagat Season on an orange rainfall warning. So, yeah, that’s basically one of our identities as travel bloggers.

Due to a family related event happening in Elyu, we have decided to grabbed this opportunity to enjoy our stay there and excitedly made an itinerary for a 3D2N adventure, which is posted here below.

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Because of certain circumstances, like perhaps heavy downpours of rain, we were not able to follow the itinerary through. But, it didn’t mean we did not enjoy out stay. Proof of our joyous 3D2N stay can be watched here on this link: La Union 3D2N Itinerary and more it will also help you visualize more of our adventures, also some of the details I might have forgotten to write here are mentioned there.

I highly recommend our transient house located at Tammocalao. It is walking distance to a beautiful beach, which is also not crowded. By the way, this is a tricycle ride away from San Juan, just in case you’re wondering.

Meanwhile, here are the photos of the beautiful beach:

It is highly recommendable to bring your own car if you plan to explore La Union, because tricycle fares can take large amount of your budget, but if you are traveling on a group of 4 or more, the fares can be cheaper because a 200 peso ride can be divided into 4 or more.

We have managed to explore some of La Union’s tourist attractions even on an orange rainfall warning:

1. Kabsat (San Juan) – a local famous restaurant in town offering a beautiful view of the ocean, as in crashing of waves are heard. It’s quite pricey, but if you are dining as group of 4 or more, it can be classified as budget-friendly already.

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2. The beach at the transient – as I have mentioned above, a beautiful crowd less beach is walking distance.

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3. Immuki Island (Barangay Paraoir) – due to an orange rainfall warning, it is closed, but they have allowed us to enter and take photos, plus there’s a souvenir shop open and got our chance to buy some. The place is breathtaking, I was a bit sad we were not able to swim here.

 

4. The Centennial Tree (Carcarmay Integrated School) – I have been really looking forward to meeting this tree, and very glad I have touched and seen it personally. It is enormous like how i describe the waves here in Elyu. This is located inside a school.

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We were supposed to go to Watchtower and Pebble River and Bahay na Bato, but due to the limited time, because we just went out on the 3rd day, and we were supposed to check out by around 1 PM, we just went to the Centennial Tree instead. Plus the fact that, my cousin, whom we considered sister already, have already been to those places before. We can explore it some other time, because the transient house is so good, I’ll know I’ll book this place again. They also offer meat and vegetables for your stay on a budget-friendly amount. We have a price of almost 800 for a 3-day stay, which is already for breakfast, lunch, dinner, this is a mixed of fish, meat, and vegetables.

The locals or perhaps the people in Elyu are so accommodating, helpful, and kind. Please don’t take advantage of this or ruin their clean and beautiful place. Be a responsible traveller.

Here’s the budget breakdown for our DIY La Union 3D2N:

1,600 – total Bus Transpo from Pasay to San Juan and vice versa

1,300 – sum of tricycle ride (Kabsat, Immuki Island, and Centinial Tree), this can be divided to your group (for example 1300/5)

350 – tricycle fare going to Patras terminal (divided to your group)

4,000 – 3D2N stay at transient (divided by 3), 2 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 7 I think because 1 bedroom has 2 beds, and an extra mattress.

If you have questions, feel free to comment down below.

Thank you and enjoy your tour!

Mt. Olis x Goatcliff Adventure and Camping Overnight DIY Itinerary

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There are perfect places to go to during summer in the Philippines, some spend this season on a beach, hikers take a break to prevent exhaustion from extreme heat, but others go to highlands, like Benguet, to spend summer on top of a mountain. We are the others.

Upon spending 2 days and 1 night in Atok, Benguet, I realized that this province is really far different from Metro Manila and its surrounding provinces. Not just the weather, which is by the way around 30° Celsius lower than our hometown, but also with how they treat their fellow human beings. They are so polite and far from being “ganid” and sometimes, this lead to them being exploited by the “ganid” ones especially their farmers.

Prices of vegetables there are so low, like 5 pesos per cabbage is being sold, celery is free, carrots can be as low as 10 pesos per kilo, passion fruit is 10 pesos per piece, and the list goes on. The government should not forget to prioritize and protect our farmers. In fact, there should be a week in a month where they must travel certain part of the country so they’ll know what’s going on and what to respond to, na sariling sweldo nila ang gamit. Hello, ang laki-laki ng sweldo niyo tas uupo lang kayo at ipapagawa sa mga secretaries ang paperworks?

Anyway, since you’re not here for my political views, here are the perfect photos we took at Mt. Olis:

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Meanwhile, here are the photos during our stay in Goatcliff Adventure and Camping:

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Here are our side trips:

1. Half Tunnel

2. Highest Point of Philippine Highway

We didn’t pursue going to Sakura Park and Northern Blossom Farm because our whole being is already satisfied with our Mt. Olis and Goatcliff experience, but you are encouraged to visit them too.

If you’d like to fully visualized our adventures, here is the video documentary of our trip: https://youtu.be/Ev3wUNTvzbU?si=G-nM9mWTdmLJX2Je

And I know you are looking for the itinerary, so here:

Here’s the budget breakdown for our DIY Atok Benguet Overnight:

Additional fees:

Drone – 200 per shot (but Goatcliff’s drone service is much cheaper, it just so happened that the operator was not available on our visit)

Firewoods for campfire – 80 per pack

To summarize what to expect on Mt. Olis and on Goatcliff Adventure and Camping, here:

1. Schedule your visit at Mt. Olis very early (6:00 AM) to witness sea of clouds;

2. Head on right away to Goatcliff or earlier so you can do your adventures in the morning where clearing is a high probability. It is advisable to have an appointment (early booking). Just message Goatcliff Adventure and Camping’s FB Page. They respond to all queries;

3. Weather is unpredictable, but cold weather is 100% sure to experience. Don’t ever forget to bring protection from cold weather. And most especially, pray for a good weather on your stay;

4. Campfire is allowed which is perfect for nightsky watching;

5. The staff and the whole management is very accommodating and approachable, they’re not overpricing their services and renting fees;

6. Use of Toilet / CR is free;

7. Drivers are free of charge both in Mt. Olis and Goatcliff, they offer free coffee for them too;

8. If you can, schedule your travel on weekdays because weekends are very crowded;

9. Meals are available; and

10. Adventure is optional, you can just rent the camp area if all you need is a camp to stay away from city noise;

Meanwhile, here are additional photos that declare the glory of God, I mean, no one can deny God’s existence with these creations (they are more beautiful in the naked eye by the way)

Thank you for clicking the ads, enjoy your tour!

Paraiso De June Quixote Ecofarm Resort 2026 Details

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As promised to myself, I will go back to this adventure ecofarm when all adrenaline activities are available and operating. We went and experienced some of the activities last 2024 where it was just newly opened to the public. The fees for the activities during that time is quite pricey and we did not classify the ecofarm a budget-friendly get-away. You may read all the details here in this link for our 2024 Paraiso De June Quixote Ecofarn Resort Experience.

Just recently they announced a special summer offer to the public. For just P750 per pax, you are entitled for a 6 adrenaline activities of your own choice. See photo below:

Not only that, they also offer a cabin-stay with free rides and meals, see photo below:

And since we are suckers for offers like that, we went and availed the summer promo. I’ve listed down important details about the summer promo and other related matters:

1. As of writing, promo is only available for April 10-15, 2026;

2. Ecofarm and its activities are open daily except on mondays up to 5:00 PM;

3. Swimming pool is up to 6:00 PM and they accept overnight;

4. They can be booked for special events;

5. Cabins are available;

6. Parking fee is P20;

7. It is less crowded during weekdays and expect volume of people on weekends;

8. Lunch is available inside the area;

9. CRs are clean;

10. Kayaking is not included in the P750 promo and it amounts P300 per pax; and

11. Staff are very respectful and helpful, please give them tips if you are beyond satisfied with their assistance.

Anyway, to help you better visualize the place and the adrenaline activities, here’s the adventure documentary of our experience at the ecofarm: Paraiso De June Quixote Ecofarm Resort 2026 Activities

Meanwhile, here are some instagrammable spots we didn’t miss:

 

 

How to get there:

The ecofarm is available on google map and waze but if you are planning to go there via public transportation, here’s how:

1.From PITX ride Ternate air-conditioned bus

2. Board down at Claros

3. Ride a tricyle to Paraiso De June Quixote Ecofarm Resrt

Thank you and enjoy your tour!

Angono Petroglyphs: Perfect for Your Family Get-away

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Angono Petroglyphs in Binangonan, Rizal is a perfect place for family get-away. Why? Here, I’ve listed down:

1. Budget-friendly

  • No fees (even for parking);
  • No food stall that your child / children might persuade you to buy
  • You can bring your own packed lunch / meals without corkage fee

2. Not crowded – either it is not yet known to the general public or the numbers of people who are interested in this kind of historical places is low, that’s why you don’t have to worry, primarily, for your children’s safety. They can run around and roam the area freely, but please, your supervision is highly expected still.

3. Picnic Area – since it is not crowded, there are plenty of tables available at the picnic area.

4. Historical and Nature Trip Combined – you and your child / children will learn additional insight and spend time with the nature all at once.

5. Pet-friendly – pets are allowed inside, including in the picnic area, but there are certain areas which they are restricted, and please, still be a responsible pet owner.

What is expected inside the Petroglyphs? You can watch the virtual tour here: Angono Petroglyphs Virtual Tour , but if you prefer reading, I can describe the place to you the best way I can, and yes, of course, I will provide pictures.

Angono Petroglyphs contains and preserves the imprinted historical way of living of the ancient community in that place. The eco-park showcases centuries-old handwriting of our ancestors imprinted on the rocks as well as the caves they made to serve as rooms for themselves. Anyway, here’s the photo to explain it further:

Here are some additional info about the place for your visit:

1. Opens every day, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

2. Available on google maps

3. Available parking space

4. Secure and bring with you your own trash

5. CRs/toilet are available

And here are some instagrammable spots we have noticed but too lazy to take a pose:

 

Thank you and enjoy your tour! I still suggest that you watch the virtual tour though. Shalom!

Staycation in Camarines Sur (CamSur), Relaxing Fun Activities and more

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I’ve been wondering for the past few days if I would make a blogpost about our staycation in Camarines Sur, Bicol. Primarily because, that specific place holds a sacred space in my life, especially with my husband, mainly for its simplicity and beauty combined which can be ruined when tourists found what is special about the place. Because admit it or not, we humans, destroy beautiful things. We’ve witnessed it, not only with Boracay. I could make a list of tourist destinations that are being ruined by irresponsible tourists and make a book with the pages. That’s how dangerous humans are.

But, I realized, I can share our staycation without pinpointing the location. I can write about it without inviting you to go the place (except for our beloved, they are the exceptions). Also, I’ve shared some stuff about this place four years ago as our honeymoon get-away, but every trip holds a different story, and the place grew more beautiful or perhaps, because I had the time to experience almost all the activities the island offers during this staycation.

Activities:

1. Sunset Viewing – it is always beautiful to see sunsets at the bay but if you are to rank them, I think my husband’s hometown, particularly at their community, is on the top 5.

2. Boating – this is where I see the home island of my husband more beautiful, by looking it from a distance, on a boat. Also, I can personally witness how crystal clear the sea surrounding the island.

You can watch how crystal clear the ocean is on this link: Staycation in Camarines Sur (CamSur)

3. Simply sitting by the shore – that’s the magic of the simplicity of this island, you can just sit by the shore and watch people do their own thing, like catching sea bounties, and feel so relaxed perhaps with a book and coffee on your side.

 

 

 

4. Swimming – daytime and nighttime swimming is something that you can’t say no to, it’s like you can’t say no to the invitation of the ocean to feel her with your whole being. It’s so enticing you can’t say no.

 

 

5. Falls and River – there will be a short trek to experience this activity. So experiencing the river and falls comes with a gift of seeing and.inhaling nature’s eyecandies.

There you go, and if you really insist to witness the place first hand, drop a comment or message us, perhaps after some interviews, we can rent you the staycation package. The locals are very polite, and they maintain the place so clean, so if you by any chance pollute the place, I will be the one dealing with you on their behalf, and man, I am not very polite.

The only unpleasant experience you must expect is the roadtrip going to Bicol. I am really frustrated, disappointed, and angry with the government failing to provide the basics for its people. Sobrang lubak, malapit na sa rough road ang daan sa national highway ng Bicolandia. Mga nakahelicopter ata ang mga pulpol na politiko, lintek. Anyway, I believe and still look forward for the betterment, because I know there are also good politicians who aim nothing but the best for the country. I am praying for them.

Here’s a short video documentation of our staycation: CamSur Staycation

I know you are looking for the itinerary and budget breakdown, so here:

Itinerary

Day 0 – left Cavite
10:00 AM – CamSur
Day 1 – Rest
Day 2 – Activity 1, 3, 4
Day 3 – Activity 2, 5
Day 4 – Rest
Day 5 – Back to Cavite
11:00 PM – Arrived home

Budget Breakdown

1500 – Motorcycle Gas

Mt. Pulag Overnight Itinerary: Mighty and Spectacular Sea of Clouds

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Mt. Pulag, having an MASL of 2,926, is considered as the highest mountain in Luzon and third in the whole country. And although there is a trail specifically made for easy climb, called Ambangeg, please bear in mind that it is a major climb and not for the faint hearted. The very reason why though we picked Ambangeg trail, we still set an overnight climb. Another primary reason is we want to experience an overnight camping at the Mighty Pulag (Camp 2).

We have seen many majestic photos of the sea of clouds at the summit of Mt. Pulag that left us awestruck on social media but being able to witness it personally is not a 100% assurance. Just like the gamble of riding for miles to witness the beauty of Mt. Mayon hoping to let her perfect cone be seen is not a 100% assurance. I am deeply humbled by God’s permission to allow me and my husband witness both.

I’ve list down important things you should know before climbing Mt. Pulag Overnight, particularly with Ambangeg Trail:

1. There are 3 trails available, Akiki being the hardest and Ambangeg the easiest, you can traverse using either of the two trails available or according to your preference. Here is the video documentation of our trip, containing much more information regarding the trails of Pulag, also to help you visualize it more: Mt. Pulag Overnight Itinerary: Mighty and Spectacular Sea of Clouds

2. Medical clearance stating you are fit to climb is required. You can either bring your own or get one along the way going to Pulag. There is a designated place for getting the said certificate.

3. The start of Ambangeg trail, which is at the Ranger Station, is already elevated by more than 1000 MASL.

4. The trail is easy and is not a continuous ascent, also not too steep, but as you go higher the air thickens and expect grasping for air.

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5. Don’t forget to look around, up, and down. You might miss the beauty of the rain forest and the small details. Sayang naman ang punta kung mamimis-out mo ‘yun. ☺️

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6. Baguio itself is cold during the 4th Quarter of the year, so expect 100% colder experience at Pulag and bring winter jacket, gloves, bonet, thick socks.

7. Water sources are available. As for me, it is safe to drink.

8. There are two camping areas, Camp 1 and 2. We stayed at Camp 2 for overnight and from there went to the summit.

9. There are available insulator at the Ranger Station for rent, P100 each. This will be a big help to keep you warm inside your tent. Because man, I tell you, the coldness at night to dawn is no joke.

10. No store along the trail and at the camping areas. The only stores where you can buy stuff you have forgotten is at the orientation area and at the Ranger Station.

11. You can cook at the camping areas. Here at Biyahe ni Jhas, he even served us buffet dinner and buffet breakfast, only using butane. Please be extra careful with your butane. We don’t want to harm the environment with the things we bring, ayt?

12. Toilet/CRs are available at the camping areas.

13. Bring down your own trash.

14. If you would like to avoid crowds, schedule your climb on weekdays.

15. Habal is available at the trail near ranger station.

And, here are the photos we took during the climb up to reaching the spectacular sea of clouds at the summit:

Have a safe and wonderful trip. Message or comment below for the info regarding the recommendable travel tour for your trip here. To witness a much spectacular sea of clouds watch our video documentation until the end here : https://youtu.be/prOfWBgwYEk?si=IOFMnK8hu12yh6g6

I know you are looking for the itinerary and budget breakdown, so here:

Itinerary

8:30 PM – left Bacoor, Cavite

4:30 AM – Medical Certificate Station / Breakfast

7: 00 AM – Registration / DENR / Orientation

9:30 AM – Ranger Station / Early Lunch

11:10 AM – Start of Trek

12: 00 NN – Camp 1

3:00 PM – Camp 2 / Tent Pitching

4:00 PM – Tower

5:00 PM – Dinner / Clean-up

6:00 PM – Free time

7:00 PM – Sleep

4:00 AM – Coffee

4:30 AM – Trek to Summit

6:00 AM – Summit

8:00 AM – Camp 2 / Breakfast / Clean-up / Wrap-up

9:30 AM – Descent

12:00 NN – Ranger Station / Clean-up

1:00 PM – Going back to Manila

11:00 PM – Bacoor, Cavite

Budget Breakdown

4500 – Transpo / Registration / Tour Guide / Event Fee / 2 Buffet – Dinner and Breakfast

150 – Habal-Habal

150 – Medical Certificate

100 – Insulator for rent

Mt. Mariglem Traverse Dayhike x 3 Rivers: What to Avoid

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Mt. Mariglem has an MASL of 576, and perhaps the very reason why many hikers, mostly beginners, presume that she is an easy climb. Well, if you categorized yourself as beginner in trekking and hiking, you would not tag Mt. Mariglem an easy climb. Why? I’ve list down the reasons below:

1. The trail is a continuous ascent and vice versa. Mt. Batulao is 100-200 MASL higher but I can confidently say that Mt. Batulao is easier because the trail is a mix of “up and down”.

2. There are literally no trees along the trail to give you shade. Trees are 50 percent lesser than Mt. Batulao. So don’t try to start your trek later than 5:00 AM, especially if it’s summer. Otherwise, bring umbrella and put cool fever strips on your forehead and nape.

3. It’s either bring a lot of extra money or bring a lot of water. The smallest bottle of mineral water and sodas amount to P60. I know we should expect them to be that pricey because of the effort these locals do to bring their refreshments at the peaks but there’s a line that separates being greedy and taking opportunity.

4. Wear trek sandals because there are 3 rivers you’ll be crossing. There is a store at the jumpoff where you can buy a pair in case you did not wear/bring yours. We did our hike on October (rainy season) and we crossed the rivers measuring just above the knees, I stand around 5’5″ tall.

5. You can cook, tambay and swim at one of the rivers. Bring your own matt because there are no cottages near the area.

But although there are things you need to avoid, there are also things you’ll be grateful for trekking Mt. Mariglem, to which I’ve listed below:

1. Awestruck panoramic mountain view. It’s like you are infront of an IMAX theater only this time you are watching a live and real panoramic beauty of the nature.

2. The river is magical to look at because it is crystal clear in the shade of aqua blue.

3. If you are looking for an extra thrill, ride kolong-kolong/habal-habal and thank me later. It cost P100 per person and can accommodate up to 4 to 5 passengers. But yeah, it’s optional.

4. There are four peaks before the actual summit, showcasing different perspective of the beauty of the mountain range.

5. There is a community that feels like you’re being transported back to the 90s where our fences are made of woods, trees, and plants. I cannot completely explain it so here are the photos:

 

And, here are the photos we took during the climb and at the river:

 

To help you visualize more our trip at Mt. Mariglem, visit this video documentation: Mariglem x River

It is always more beautiful to experience the place first hand and be amazed with the proofs of the greatness of God.

Have a safe and wonderful trip. Message or comment below for the info regarding the recommendable travel tours for your trip here. Here’s a proof that this travel tour is recommendable:

I know you are looking for the itinerary and budget breakdown, so here:

Itinerary

9:30 PM – left Bacoor, Cavite
4:00 AM – Breakfast at Zambales
4: 40 AM – Registration
5:30 AM – Start of Trek
9:30 AM – Summit
10:00 AM – Descent to River 2
12:00 NN – Arrived at River 2 / Buffet Lunch (provided by the tour) / river swimming
2:00 PM – Back to Registeration Area
3:00 PM – Registration Area / Clean-up
4:00 PM – Back to Cavite / Manila

Budget Breakdown

1600 – Transpo / Registration / Tour Guide / Event Fee / Buffet Lunch
25 – Bathroom use
60 – Refreshments

100 – Kolong-kolong / Habal – Habal (per pax, per ride)

Rewarding Scenic Beauty at Mt. Batulao

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Of all the beginner-friendly mountains these climbers tagged, Mt. Batulao is one of the few that really is a beginner-friendly. If you are looking for your first mountain to climb, you might want to consider Mt. Batulao. Truly, with less physical effort, a rewarding scenic beauty at Mt. Batulao awaits you. It is so far, based on my experience, the epitome of a “chill climb” next to Gulugud Baboy. Although, I don’t remember claiming these words on our first and previous climb here which can be read here: Up and Down to the top of Mt. Batulao

Anyway, I’ve listed down the best qualities and reasons to climb Mt. Batulao:

1. As I have mentioned, with less physical effort, a rewarding scenic beauty awaits you. Of course, assuming that you are physically active. If not, then, it can still be exhausting on your part.

2. Ridges are pretty awesome and will be more cinematic if one will do drone shots here. I can say that it can be likened to the mountain ridges we see on tiktok and fb reels.

3. There are 12 peaks, which will help you anticipate how much more or long you need to go through before reaching the top. It’s like a countdown.

4. As for now, it is underrated, or probably because most don’t know that Mt. Batulao is open again after closing for rehabilitation for several years. So yeah, there ae less tourist on the location even on weekends. Well, if I were to compare Batulao to other famous mountains, such as Pulag and Rizal’s. This also means, less waiting time for the opportunity to have decent photos on the beautiful spots. And imagine on weekdays, you’ll get “wantosawa” photo opportunities.

5. Refreshments and food are available on the trail and on the top on weekends and holidays but they are closed on weekdays. So pack your own if you’re going to sched your hike on weekdays.

6. You have the option to use the new trail or old trail or both by doing a traverse. Numerous pass-through fees are still implemented here (P20-P30) probably because some part are privately-owned.

7. If you are fond of rapelling, then Mt. Batulao is perfect for you. Some part of the trail require rapelling or rock climbing but the difficulty level is very low.

8. Most part of Mt. Batulao, including on the summit, the network signals are available.

9. Here is the video documentary of our climb here to help you visualize your climb here: Mt. Batulao (Mountain Ridges, Rapelling, etc.)

And, here are the proofs of the scenic beauties at Mt. Batulao, crafted by the most creative and gracious God who allowed us to witness these, though the weather forecast told us otherwise:

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Have a safe and wonderful trip. Message or comment below for the info regarding the recommendable travel tours for your trip here.

I know you are looking for the itinerary and budget breakdown, so here:

 

Itinerary

2:00 AM – left Bacoor, Cavite

4:00 AM – arrived at Brgy. Kaylaway / Registration / Breakfast

4: 40 AM – start of trek

6:00 AM – witness sunrise / rest

7:20 AM – Summit

8:00 AM – Descent to Peak 8

9:00 AM – Peak 8 / Early Unli Lunch (provided by the tour)

10:00 AM – Descent back to jump off

11:00 AM – Registration Area / Clean-up

12:00 NM – Back to Cavite / Manila

 

Budget Breakdown

1500 – Transpo / Registration / Tour Guide / Event Fee / Unli Food

25 to 100 – Bathroom use (depending on how much water you are going to use)

Mascap Trilogy Dayhike turned Twin Hike: Espadang Bato and Mt. Ayaas

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This is a must read Mascap Dayhike experienced so you can avoid your plan of trilogy hike to becoming a twin hike, that is if you still have the energy after Espadang Bato and Mt. Ayaas.

Many article or content found on social media claimed that Mascap Trilogy Hike is beginner-friendly and can be categorized as minor. Don’t believe those claims, especially if it’s your first time climbing a mountain, unless you went through proper training beforehand. Aside from that, I have listed below what to expect and know about Mascap Trilogy aside from the basic hiking ethiquette:

1. Don’t wear sandals. Part of the ascend to Espadang Bato is rocky, and can cut skin.

2. Do cardio exercises days before your climb.

3. Arrive at Brgy. Mascap not later than 4AM or if you really want to experience the trilogy hike do it on weekdays so there will be less tourists or set your hike to an overnight instead.

4. You are about to wait 2 to 3 hours at Espadang Bato to have a wonderful photo at the spot.

5. Prepare extra money (P 200) for drone shots on Espadang Bato.

6. Meals and water are available at the campsite but they are quite pricey.

7. Some important details can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/5_LUelV1Ma0?si=fLT_HY2QsZFXKNPh

Meanwhile, here are the instagrammable photos we have taken at the place, showcasing how wonderful and magnificent God’s creations are:

Have a safe and wonderful trip. Message or comment below for the info regarding the recommendable travel tours for your trip here.

I know you are looking for the itinerary and budget breakdown, so here:

Itinerary

12.30 AM – left Bacoor, Cavite
4:00 AM – arrived at Brgy. Mascap / Registration / Breakfast
5: 30 AM – start of trek
7:00 AM – 1st Summit (Mt. Ayaas)
9:45 AM – Junction
10:30 AM – Start of trek to Eapadang Bato
12:30 PM – 2nd Summit (Espadang Bato)
2:45 PM – Start of photo op for our group
3: 30 PM – Start of trek back to Junction
4:30 PM – Rest at Junction
4:45 PM – Trek to Jump off
6:00 PM – Registration Area / Clean-up
6:45 PM – Back to Manila / Cavite
9:30 PM – Bacoor, Cavite

Budget Breakdown

1500 – Transpo / Registration / Tour Guide / Event Fee
200 – Drone shot
40 to 150 – Meal
50 – 1L mineral water
10 to 25 – Bathroom use

The Beauty of Batangas Road Trip

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Going on a Batangas road trip is quite exhausting even if you are from the nearby province like Cavite. It would take you more than three hours to reach a decent road trip with the nature and away from the city noise. But it would be worth it, especially if you’re looking for a long ride with shoreline as a background noise.

Batangas is also a good choice if you’re looking for tranquility, serenity, and peace, which can mostly happen during holy week. It’s like you’re traveling on nostalgic places that even if it’s your first time being there, it feels nostalgic. It’s like you’re back on good old days. Simple and it nourishes your soul.

Well, if my words don’t convince you, perhaps the video here (Batangas Road Trip) and the photos below can:

 

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