Masungi: Nature's Showcase of Wonder and Beauty


Eco over Ego

This is merely a series of photos about our recent adventure at the majestic Masungi Georeserve. Details about park rules, prices, and reservation details can be accessed through links that I shall provide in this article. Through these images I hope you will be left in awe and will hurriedly mark your calendars for your next trip to wanderlust.


*Reminder:

1. Masungi does not accept walk ins. So make sure you book your dates ahead of time. During peak season (summer) they may be flocked with vacationers. So, make sure to email them 3 weeks to one month ahead.

I  booked Masungi a month before (May 2017). We went there  June 2017. The weather was so fine and we had a memorable time.

2. It is not for the faint-hearted. If you are afraid of heights, then better not come here. I do not find so much justice coming here and not trying out their rope courses because it is one of the reserve's highlights.

3. Make sure to bring clips or anything that can secure your gadgets/cameras because once it they fall from the top, most likely they can never be retrieved. Jordan, our guide, told us that quite a number have lost their gears or gadgets and have never been retrieved from the deep, dark, abyss.

4. Smile. Take a lot of pictures because everything around you is picturesque.

http://www.masungigeoreserve.com/
https://www.rappler.com/life-and-style/travel/ph-travel/127172-masungi-georeserve-rizal-guide-tips
http://www.ourawesomeplanet.com/awesome/2016/02/masungi-georeserve.html


One of the many picturesque trails at the reserve.

Stairs stairs stairs to the peak

stops are made cozier....thanks to these artsy swings

food served at Silayan restaurant


Trails are well paved/organized 

Snack Stopover


On our way to the reception area

The very first rope course. The easiest course among the rest

inside Silayan resto

We also got to have some caving experience in the reserve


Safety measures for the trek ahead


Some trails are very deep. Being extra cautious is a must
restaurant with the best view everrrr!
http://www.masungigeoreserve.com/experience/dining/

The steepest and last rose course





I love these swings!

You get to experience this majestic view from Silayan restaurant.

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Hammock with the best view in the world!




Location: Masungi Georeserve, J. P. Rizal St, Baras, 1970 Rizal, Philippines

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