The Ultimate Guide to the Masungi Georeserve

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Filipinos, together with the rest of the world, has started to remember (because we all know this deep down, it just that we'd forgotten it) what a joy it is to coalesce with Mother Nature. We're finally choosing to see a truth that we'd long denied, that living with the environment and not against it is, and will always be, the best way to live. Along with this realization, a number of movements and causes that are all for environmental and cultural preservation had become    prevalent. And as more and more people treat travel and adventure as a legitimately sound FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTAGRAM investment, as they get to see more of the world, there is now a genuine interest to partake in nature conservation. Hence, the revolution of tourism from being just that, to tourism as an avenue for environmental awareness and ecological protection. This shift in meaning is aptly POPULAR POSTS named as Ecotourism.

Experience Ecotourism There are many ecotourist spots in the Philippines, but one need not to look far because there at Its Finest: The are plenty of them right here in Rizal. One such place is the Masungi Georeserve in Tanay. Ultimate Guide to The Masungi Georeserve

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This rock formation is called Hari. It is the basis for Masungi Georeserve's logo A Mountain, a Cave, and a Dam: Traversing Masungi Georeserve or, simply, Masungi – often misheard as Masungit or Masungki – is 1500+ Mount Pamitinan hectares of protected landscape whose most prominent feature is the 10-kilometer spine of limestone formations. The area is practically a maze of limestone, some of which are dated to as 5 Must-Do's When far back as the Paleocene and Miocene period – that's 5 to 23 million years old! It should be You're in Angono, the noted that Paleocene limestones are often found underwater, making Masungi the only area in Art Capital of the the entire Philippines where limestone outcrops from this period can be found. Philippines

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Every Summer (1) Bibliophilia (3) Contests The reserve's karst terrain is also home to jade vines and titan arums (which, here, are purplish (1) Essays and Short Stories and bluish, for some reason), as well as to a variety of wildlife such as civet cats, monitor lizards, (15) Events (10) featured (8) Foodscapades cloud rats, macaques, migratory birds, and occasional raptors. Festivals (3) Foodscapades (28) From Me to Whomever (1) Guest The ecological diversity of Masungi becomes even more fascinating when you think of its past Post (2) I Spend My Birthday in the riddled with illegal logging and huge-scale quarrying. It had only been in the 2000s when Mountain and Other Stories (6) Masungi was declared as a protected area. And after almost 15 years of ardent reforestation and Poetry and Songs (4) Stroll community reintegration, this geological wonder has finally begun to recover. (31) The Celine Manifesto (5) The Great Outdoors (29) Tips and Reviews (12) Waterfun (23)

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The visitor shed where guests are oriented of the reserve's policies

In an initiative supported by the Tanay government and the communities of Cuyambay and

Tandang Kutyo, Masungi – which had previously only accommodated private tours, mostly for research – has finally opened its doors to the public this December. And in just a brief period of time, the demand to experience its uniqueness has skyrocketed.

Masungi's offered attraction is termed Discovery Trail. Ann Dumaliang, the reserve's project BLOG ARCHIVE officer, explains that the 4-to-5-hour trail "does not lead to a particular destination and is more ▼ 2015 (42) like a meandering path." ▼ December (8)

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Did you know that there are three types of sinkholes? Cover-subsidence, Cover-collapse, and Dissolution. The one Ann is pointing at is a Cover-subsidence sinkhole where continued erosion increases the size of the depression.

Sapot

Hovering over a cluster of limestones, Sapot was put up to get a great view without risking personal safety and damage to the rocks. This web-like industrial steel structure offers a 360- degree view which includes the superlative combo of the Sierra Madre mountain range on one side, and Laguna de Bay on the other.

Sapot has a wonderful view of the Sierra Madre "A spider's web is proven to be structurally sound," says Ann.

Create this design with the same material used in suspension bridges and you get a durable – and cool-looking – piece of engineering.

Sapot hovers a cluster of jagged rocks

Ditse

One of the three prominent peaks of the rock spine, Ditse is surrounded with native cacti. There is also a small cavern with a stone mosaic of a rather cute monkey on its floor.

A cute monkey is paved inside Ditse's cave floor.

Patak

Connected by a rope bridge to Ditse is an "air house" in the shape of a raindrop. Ann shares, "We couldn't really call it a tree house because it's not on a tree." Held by a length of rope bridges on both sides: Patak the Air House

Largely constructed of bamboo, Patak is suspended high above thick canopies.

Patak, with Ditse in the background

Duyan

Basically a hammock fit for a giant, Duyan is the most photographed of all the trail features. And it's easy to see why: the white of the braided ropes provide a stark albeit beautiful contrast to the emerald green of the trees, and then there's the spectacular sprawl of rainforest everywhere. Ann and me on Duyan, just chillin'

Yungib ni Ruben

"He's the one who takes care of this cave," replies Ann when I asked who Ruben was.

The eerie and fantastical insides of the Yungib

Yungib ni Ruben is a fantastical example of a cave formation in a karst landscape. A nesting ground for bats and swiftlets, there is also a number of stalactites and stalagmites in this part. Also, the path to it is lit with oil lamps, and with the slight chill and the slice of sunlight illuminating the dim surroundings, the inside seemed like a site for some esoteric ritual.

Tatay

The taller of the three peaks, Tatay boasts of the best view of the whole landscape. With rocks piled haphazardly, Tatay looks like a piece of natural sculpture. At the topmost part of Tatay. It gets pretty windy up here.

Nanay

Completing the family of peaks, it features a cluster of five limestone interconnected with bridges. From afar, Nanay looks as if it is about to topple over, but up close it's as steady and firm as all the mothers out there.

The bridged platform of Nanay

Liwasan

"Not for swimming, just for meditating," Ann assures us. Seeing how barely above-the-ankles the pools were, swimming never really crossed my mind. The water isn't muddy. The flooring is just tan.

Constructed in the summer of 2015, the reflecting pools of Liwasan also serve as a grand birdbath – you know, for birds who are thirsty and want to cool down.

The water comes from the mountains, and the flow is natural – no pumps whatsoever.

Liwasan is designated as the last pitstop before the final ascent back to the visitor sheds.

Up high. Bird-watching is also part of the tour, as raptors and other migratory birds sometimes make an appearance. Looking out into the sprawl of forest before going over that rock pillar to get to Duyan

The Discovery Trail, despite being fully paved, offers the challenges of a minor climb, making it perfect for those who want to try mountaineering. Really, though, the trail is for anyone looking to commune with Nature while having a serving of Adventure on the side.

Nanay on the left; Tatay on the right

So, how to experience Masungi Georeserve's Discovery Trail? Here are the details:

Reservation

RESERVATIONS WILL REOPEN ON JANUARY 1, 2016 FOR TRIPS FOR FEBRUARY ONWARDS. ONLY RESERVATIONS MADE THROUGH THE ONLINE RESERVATION FORM, THAT WILL BE UP ON MASUNGI GEORESERVE'S WEBSITE ON JANUARY 1, 2016, WILL BE ENTERTAINED Book a trip a week up to 4 days before your intended visit. Keep in mind that only a group of a minimum of 7 persons and a maximum of 10 can be accommodated; meaning if you're a group of 6 or less, you will not be accommodated unless you are willing to shell out the minimum total. For groups over 10, better split your group into two. Also, only a maximum of two groups will be allowed to tour per day. This is because the management wants to observe the carrying capacity of the place as well as to facilitate the tour as efficiently and as "intimately" as possible. Wait for a reply in two to three working days.

Fees and Payment Procedure

A 1,000-peso trail fee will be collected per person. A 50% deposit is required to confirm reservation, with the remaining balance to be settled on the date of the visit. You will be issued a receipt for your reference.

The trail fee includes a dedicated park ranger/guide (yes, a guide is mandatory), guest kit (helmet, binoculars, a bottled water, waterproof pouch for cellphones, a rain poncho, and a whistle) to be returned after the trek, and refreshments.

The contents of the guest kit

How to Get There via Private Transport Route 1 via Marcos Highway Course through Marcos Highway. You will pass through Masinag, Cogeo, Boso-boso Resort, Foremost Farms, and Palo Alto. Garden Cottages, the entrance to Masungi, will be on your right.

Route 2 via Sampaloc in Tanay Take Sampaloc Road. You will pass by the street to Daranak Falls. Go straight until you arrive at a junction. Turn left. Follow this scenic road. It'll be a 45 minutes to an hour ride. You will pass by Sierra Madre resort on your right. Garden Cottages will be on your left when taking this route. via Public Transportation Route 1 via Cogeo Ride a van or jeepney going to Padilla/Cogeo Gate 2. Get off at Gate 2 and from here take a jeep bound to Sampaloc in Tanay. It'll be the same route as Route 1 in private transportation. Route 2 via Tanay Take a jeepney to Tanay town proper. Hire a tricycle to take you to Garden Cottages. Fare is 500 one way but can be haggled down to 350. Alternatively, you can hire a tricycle up to the Sampaloc junction. There are jeepneys going to Antipolo/Cogeo that'll pass by Garden Cottages.

Celine's Note: Jeeps, vehicles in general, are rare once you get to Garden Cottages. You could spend up to an hour waiting for a jeepney. Plus, jeeps are often filled to the roof when they pass by here. So take this into account. Of course, you can always hitch a ride from the pick-ups that pass by.

Other Important Travel Reminders

Masungi Georeserve strictly observes a No Smoking policy. This includes smoking alternatives like vapes and, erm, weed. If you won't obey, you will be asked to leave the area. Please be considerate.

The reserve is also strict to the observance of the Leave No Trace policy in all its forms. That means no littering, no picking flowers or rocks, no catching/chasing/harming/feeding animals, no vandalism, and no loud noises.

Strictly no walk-ins. And children below 7 years old are not allowed on the trail. Furthermore, visitors below 13 years old must be with an older companion.

Bring a change of clothes as the weather is a bit temperamental. Bring snacks and extra water, if you like, just remember to mind your trash.

There are no restaurants and food establishments inside Masungi. The nearest sari-sari store is a 30-minute ride, while the nearest eatery is Park, Rest, and Dine which is a 15- minute ride.

Be sure to read Masungi Georeserve's complete guidelines and policies before your visit.

Masungi Georeserve

Kilometer 45, Marcos Highway (inside Garden Cottages) Tanay, Rizal [email protected] www.masungigeoreserve.com

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Kersvin Pua • 4 hours ago hi mam celine :) we emailed masungi georeserve for reservation last saturday, more than a week before our planned trip there and you said that we have to wait 23 working days, we haven't heard from them since. Just want to ask if they didn't reply does that mean we didn't make the cut or will they inform us about the status of our reservation? Thank you! :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Kersvin Pua • 3 hours ago Hello, Kersvin. The Reserve is already fully booked up to January next year. You may have not received a reply because of this. Kindly resend your reservations on January 1, 2016 when it reopens. This is for trips on February onwards. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Army mae • a day ago Hi celine i would like to ask there is no food po dun sa per 1k na un bsta travel and tour lng in paanu po un im here in aussie how can i pay kasi gsto tlga nmn ng fiancee ko jan kht dlawa lng po kme okay po ba un dlawa ? But we pay 7k for that △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Army mae • 16 hours ago Hi, Army Mae. Yes, wala pang pagkain yung fee. Refreshments lang. Hmm. I will inquire about bookings from overseas and its payment process as soon as I get word from the management that reservations have reopened.

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Army mae > Celine Reyes • 15 hours ago Thanks for that were planning to get there po ksi but in that case po pgumokay sya pnta na lng po kme jn deretso ryt.. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Army mae • 15 hours ago Celine Reyes Mod > Army mae • 15 hours ago Yes. Once your reservation is confirmed, punta na kyo sa Reserve on the date of your tour. Glad to be of help! △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Pris Grey • 2 days ago Hi celine,ask ko lng po kung how much per person do we need to pay?and estimated budget for this adventure? △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Pris Grey • 2 days ago Hey, Pris. It's 1,000/person for a minimum of 7 persons. Kindly refer to the travel guide above as it has all these information and more. Thank you for dropping by! △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Yna Santos • 2 days ago Hi celine! I'd like to ask if ever 4 lang kami 7k parin babayaran? i'll bereserving for march sana. (Me and my boyfriend's anniversary) i'd like to surprise him on this. First choice ko talaga is Mt. Daraitan on tanay but i saw this place is more beautiful and perfect for us so i decided to plan it here in masungi. But i need a help from the staffs and tour guide of masungi (sana) kasi set up ko sana to. Do you know amazing race? or have you heard about it? parang ganun din sana gagawin ko. since its a trail i/ll be putting up 13 letters and flags for each place of the trail (ex. tatay,nanay,ditse,patak,duyan etc..) and at the end of the trail may special letter and gift sana :) I'd like to make this possible with the help of your team sana! and are we allowed to eat inside? i saw a mini shed i thought it was a restaurant pero wala palang restaurant sa loob. or are we allowed to bring food? do you have any contact number? i hope by next year this will be polished. thank you soooo much! loving your blog! god bless. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Yna Santos • 2 days ago Hi, Yna. Thank you! :)

Hmmm. Yes, you have to still pay the minimum amount of 7k, divide it among 4 people. Your idea sounds great. Your boyfriend is so lucky to have such a sweet girlfriend like you. Unfortunately, I don't think Masungi Georeserve will allow that kind of activity. It's a conservation area and there are lots of wild animals in there, so there is the issue of your safety. Masungi is just really for communing with and appreciating Nature. But still, you may inquire about this when you make your reservation.

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Joe San Soon • 2 days ago Hello Celine, great blog! My group and I, will definitely check this one out on our bucket list. Do you have a facebook that we can connect? I am interested in connecting with you and seeing your experience elsewhere. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Joe San Soon • 2 days ago Hey, Joe. Thank you very much. I have a Facebook page: fb.com/celineismph Send me a message there and I'll add you with my personal account. Cheers! △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Sarah Corea (Sofhia) • 2 days ago Hi po!! Sobrang ganda forsure ng view dito kasi pictures palang naamazed na kami ii ... were planning to visit this place by next year since its already full.. Im sosososo EXCITED na po :D :D thanks for sharing △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Sarah Corea (Sofhia) • 2 days ago Glad you found it helpful, Sarah! Thanks for dropping by. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Edna Samillano • 4 days ago Hello, Just want to ask po kung available po ba un date ng Dec 22, 2015 kasi plan po nmin na mag pa reserve for 8 10 pax po and What time po kami pde mag punta.. tnx △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Edna Samillano • 3 days ago The Reserve is already FULLY BOOKED from December 2015 to January 2016. Therefore, the management will temporarily stop taking reservations. Reservations will reopen on January 1, 2016 for trips for February 2016 onward. reopen on January 1, 2016 for trips for February 2016 onward.

Sched you trip on Feb onward, Ednam Then send them an email to book your trip, on the New Year. January 1 2016 pa ulit sila magaaccommodate eh.

For other details, please refer to the travel guide above. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Carmina Cayetano • 4 days ago Hi, my family are interested in visiting that place. Do elderly (60+) can be possibly go up on Nanay and Tatay? Possibly mga 10 persons po kame and it will be 1k each so that is 10,000. Lahat na po ba yun? and wala na po bang additional or extra charges na babayaran sa loob? And gano po katagal yung tour? Kasi may kasama po sana akong elderly, do they will be more considerate sa time na maikot pa din yung buong lugar kung sakaling lumagpas na sa alotted timeframe?> thank you. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Carmina Cayetano • 4 days ago Hello, Carmina. Opo, kaya po ng elderly. In fact, the trail was constructed with the elderly and young ones in mind. And 5 hours is more than enough, trust me. :)

Tama rin ang computation mo. And yes, yan lang babayaran ninyo to have the ultimate Masungi experience. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Carmina Cayetano > Celine Reyes • 4 days ago Thank you very much Celine for the info.:) hope to get there soon once may available ng slot for reservation △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Carmina Cayetano • 15 hours ago You're welcome! Glad to be of help. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Carmina Cayetano > Celine Reyes • 5 hours ago hi, just want to ask how long are we going to wait for the reply on their e mail? i sent an email last dec 12 and up to now they don't have any reply regarding my inquiry. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Carmina Cayetano • 3 hours ago They have stopped entertaining inquirie at the moment. Kindly resend your emails on January 1, 2016. Thanks. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Genikka Faye Bahingawan • 4 days ago Hi ate Celine, nice read :) Ask ko lang po sana if what cam ginamit niyo sa photos dito, hihi thanks △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Genikka Faye Bahingawan • 4 days ago Hello, Genikka. For the "Hari" photo, we used a Canon Powerhot S5IS. For the rest of the photos, a GoPro Hero 3+ Black Edition. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for dropping by. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Kristalyn Hazel • 5 days ago Thank you for sharing this ate. I recently learned about this place from a friend and I really want to go, though I'm already full this month.... I just wonder if you have information on how long is the place been open to the public. (I scrolled up again to see if you noted it :P)

Was it really open just this year? or uhmm... just every December? TIA! △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Kristalyn Hazel • 5 days ago Hey, Kristalyn. It's been around since the 1990s, established as a protected landscape in the 2000s. During this time, open lang sya for research. And yes, this December 2015 lang sya nag open sa public. It'll be always open from here on. Unless something unfortunate (knocks on wood) happens. So let's all just follow thw guidelines para unfortunate (knocks on wood) happens. So let's all just follow thw guidelines para manatili syang open. Thank you for dropping by! :) 1 △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Kristalyn Hazel > Celine Reyes • 5 days ago Thanks! Yey! I will definitely go there next year on my birthday! :D △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Kristalyn Hazel • 4 days ago You're welcome. And advance happy birthday! O, ako una bumato sayo ah? Hehehe. Salamat sa pagbisita. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share › lance ong • 5 days ago hello celine, it's just the two of us. do you think they could put us together with the others to make the magic number 7? we don't mind making new friends. thanks △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > lance ong • 5 days ago Hello, Lance. They don't make that kind of arrangement. I suggest you join tje Facebook page DIY Travel Philippines and look for travel buddies. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Darell Barrios • 5 days ago HI, I would just like to ask if you have brochure where can i see the whole info about the place, together with the financial/payment aspect, also the map and regulations about the area,, thank you very much and God bless △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Darell Barrios • 5 days ago Hey, Darell. Kindly visit www.masungigeoreserve.com they have brochures there for download. Thanks for dropping by! :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Darell Barrios > Celine Reyes • 2 days ago Thank you very much. God bless △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Darell Barrios > Darell Barrios • 2 days ago available pa po ba ung place after christmas or fully booked na? △ ▽ • Reply • Share › milanna • 5 days ago hello celine dalawa kame. di bale 2,000 po ang fee . wala na po bang ibang babayaran dyan sa loob ? △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > milanna • 5 days ago Hi, Milanna. Kung dalawa kayo, you have to pay the minimum 7k fee. So divide that into two, 3.5k each ang babayaran niyo. :) 1 △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

milanna > milanna • 5 days ago may mabibilhan din po ba ng food dyan sa loob nyo ? △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Dennis > milanna • 5 days ago Wala po mabibilhan sa loob pero may meryenda na kasama ung 1k. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Andrea • 5 days ago Hi! Would you know if Masungi has a restaurant/place to buy food inside? Thank you for this very informative blog about Masungi. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Andrea • 5 days ago Hi, Andrea. That's a great question! Already added it to the reminders. Thanks. :) To answer your question, no there aren't food establishments inside the reserve. And eateries and sarisari store are quite rare and far from the area. :) △ ▽ Reply Share › △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Elijah Mendoza • 5 days ago hi what if po 4 lang kami magkano po kaya per head un??salamat po △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Elijah Mendoza • 5 days ago Hi, Elijah. That's 7k/4. So, 1750 each. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Dahdah Mae Loida • 5 days ago Hi po. Ask ko ln minimum of 7 persons po b klngn. Kc nbsa q 7k mimumum fee about 710 persons. Just to clear ln po kung 10 pax 10k also ksi 1k oer pax po db. IF ever 5 persons or 6 ln. 7k pdn? Thanks △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Dahdah Mae Loida • 5 days ago Exactly, Dadah. :)

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Cali Seifer • 5 days ago HI Celine;

Do we need reservations? Thank you △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Cali Seifer • 5 days ago Hi, Cali. Yes, you do. Strictly no walkins. Kindly refer to the reservation process above. Thank you for dropping by. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Jemimah Blu • 5 days ago Hi Celine! For return ba lahat ng content ng guest kit? Or meron certain things lang na for surrender then the rest you can keep it na △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Jemimah Blu • 5 days ago Hello, Jemimah. All the contents of the guest kit are for return. Hmm. Well, except for the bottled water. Hehe. :)

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Karen Joy Calado • 5 days ago Meron po bang ibang charges aside from 1,000 na entrance fee? If meron po magkano po kaya abutin lahat lahat? Thanks po. △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

Celine Reyes Mod > Karen Joy Calado • 5 days ago Hi, Karen. Wala na. 1k plus pamasahe and panglunch/meryenda/dinner lang. :) △ ▽ • Reply • Share ›

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Zabdiel Feliz Lebrun · Religion Teacher at Elizabeth Seton School Greetings! Ma'am baka may alam kayong nagbook tapos may space pa! Pa join naman! Like · Reply · 5 hrs

Celine Reyes · Blogger at Celineism Hello. Kindly join the group DIY Travel Philippines on Facebook to look for travel buddies. Like · Reply · 3 hrs

Rhona Adriano Abarquez · Works at Followed by 4,317,294 people Hi do you have a contact number so we can call you? Like · Reply · Dec 14, 2015 3:51pm

Celineism Hi, Rhona. I don't run Masungi Georeserve. You may make your booking inquiries on January 1, 2016 as the management had temporarily stopped taking reservations because they are already fully booked from December to January 2016. Like · Reply · Dec 15, 2015 1:28am

Celineism Their inquiry form will be up on their website on the said date. Thank you! Like · Reply · Dec 15, 2015 1:29am

Lea Mae Villanueva Bacalocos · Trainee/OJT at Tropical Focus Philippines Inc. hello po any available dates po from dec 19 to jan 2,,thanks po,, Like · Reply · Dec 13, 2015 6:12pm

Celineism UPDATE: The Reserve is already FULLY BOOKED from December 2015 to January 2016. Therefore, the management will temporarily stop taking reservations. Reservations will reopen on January 1, 2016 for trips for February 2016 onward.

Kindly read the travel guide above for more details. Like · Reply · Dec 13, 2015 7:02pm

Atelivon Soibat Selasor We've been to tanay and just pass by the garden cottages. We took pictures, pero diko akalain na may gnito pala dito. Ang ganda, i will soon visit it next year kasi fully booked na pala.

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Tin Fregil Hello! Is December 15 still open for reservations? Big thanks! Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:32pm

Celineism Kindly email trail@masungigeoreserve to confirm the availability of your preffered dates. Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:57pm

Sucgang Irene · Bulacan State University hello celineism i just want inquire about Masungi Georeserve adventure how can we accomodate. how much it will cost and how manny days. do we have to pay for reservation. or we can just go there any time we want and pay thank you we are very much interested.

Like · Reply · 1 · Dec 11, 2015 11:21pm

Celineism Kindly refer to the travel guide above. All the answer to your question and more is in there. Thanks. Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:57pm · Edited

Josielyn Catamisan · President at Society of Business Managerial Accountants How much is the minimum total group charge? Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:06pm · Edited

Celineism 7k po minimum total. Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:56pm

Pauline Ezra Lachica Hi!! Yung 1k po ba na fee, maghapon na po yun or may limited hours lang? Thank you! Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 2:13pm

Celineism That's for the whole tour. Once you finish the trail, you are escorted out of the reserve. Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 8:20pm

Danielle Tefora Inolino · Quezon City, Philippines Hi Celine! Is the 1000 pesos per head? Thank you! Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 1:45pm

Celineism Yes, it's per head. Minimum of 7 pax up to 10. Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 8:19pm

Daisy Jane Dumanig Pwede months ahead ang reservation? Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:19am

Celineism Hello, Daisy. Pedeng pede. And so much better pa kung months ahead. Mas malaki chance na available pa yung date.

Like · Reply · Dec 11, 2015 11:26am

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