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Enjoying the Water Slides this Summer at Splash Island (Laguna)
Kids have their individual tolerance for pain and fear. Each has different levels of excitement and happiness. What’s exciting for some may be boring for others. What’s absolutely fun to one may be terribly frightening to someone else.
Into the Pagsanjan Waterfalls
The main Pagsanjan waterfall looks cute from afar. It’s far from scary (and even if it would have looked scary, we would still have loaded ourselves on the bamboo raft). Looks can be deceiving, they say. It’s easy to forget how powerful tons of water could be.
History in the Flesh at The Underground Cemetery
This national historical landmark, constructed in 1845, is hard to miss when passing through the national highway in the town of Nagcarlan, province of Laguna. The airy and spacious plaza is impressive. The brick wall and fence are picture-perfect. But I wouldn’t want to be stuck here at night. This is a cemetery. An old …
Priceless: Fun at Splash Island
Entrance fee for children: P250 Meals: P1,000 Gas for transportation: P1,000 Shrieks and laughter from the little one: Priceless Time flies really fast. Standing in front of Splash Island (Laguna), I smiled at the thought that the first time I was here, I was still single and in school. I’ve been back here so many …
Enchanted Kingdom (Sta. Rosa, Laguna)
I was always excited every time the peryahan, which I believe is translated as a “fair” in English, comes to town. There’s the Ferris wheel, or something that resembles it, the caterpillar ride, the haunted house and, of course, the games. Looking back, there’s really nothing fancy about the perya, that is, if you compare …
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