When we are stressed with our work and we need to have a short break, this is what we do. Go explore and swim.
Bakasyunan is one of the tourist spot in Tanay, Rizal. From the name itself, this is a vacation place that brings back to nature ambiance and breathtaking views of Sierra Madre. It is nestled in a 15 hectare forest property surrounded of old trees in different kind.
From Junction (Ortigas Extension), we took a jeep then drop off to Jollibee Tanay. Because we are so early again, we had our breakfast first and do some freshen up. After that, we took a tricycle from Jollibee to the Resort. Tricycle drivers will ask P50 per head but if you're travelling alone or just the two of you they will ask P150 for a one way trip.
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| 711, Jollibee and Tricycle pictures :) |
As we arrived to the venue, we saw that this resort is really big. Some companies love doing their team buildings here because of the resort's team building areas offerings. The Giant letters also attracted our eyes and wanting to take a picture. It actually reminds me of Baler but this one is longer.
The resort also offers Zipline, Rappeling, Mudslide, Camping, ATV, Snook Ball, Earthball, Wall Climbing, Horseback Riding, Carabao Ride, Table Tennis, Trampoline, Hanging Bridge, Billiards, Videoke, Moutain Biking, Frisbee, Crockett, Golfing, Amazing Race, Freedom Wall, Airsoft, Volleyball, Darts and basketball.
We didn't get a chance to do all of this because of our limited time and it is also raining during that day.
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| Nice view from the Infinity Pool |
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| We chose to rent a tent (P250 only) because we need to go back to Manila before 6pm. |
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| Tourist Mode |
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| We explore each corners of the resort |
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| took selfies whenever we are |
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| Instagram |
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| Took advantage of the view |
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| Smaller Sagada version |
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| Near the second pool |
Short clip of our Tanay Trip. We love doing videos together that's why this is longer than the other videos posted earlier.
All in all, we enjoyed our short time trip here, even the foods are great.
And I can say that Bakasyunan in Tanay is a paradise regained!
