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2019 Prado Farms Hacienda Hacienda wDay PRADO FARMS OCTOBER 2019 Day Tour Packages What is Hacienda Day? At a glance.. PRADO FARMS Eco - Resort is situated within a sprawling hacienda dedicated to bio-dynamic farming, where you can get away from the rat race of the city to simply relax, unwind, and eat healthy for a day. Swim, go fishing, and bike to your heart's content! You can also check out the farm animals, or simply indulge in clean, fresh air to clear your head. Guaranteed to rejuvenate! Our packages are also perfect for company outings, educational tours and family reunions. The Hacienda Day Tour As Prado’s LPG gates swing open for arriving guests, we give them a special Kapampangan welcome by ushering them into the Salangi (that’s Kapampangan for “come into the shade”). Here, refreshments made from locally grown lemon grass await them. Morning Merienda After registration at the reception counter, guests may proceed to the Prado store to check out what’s available as pasalubongs, or merely to note the store’s peculiar décor, which hints at more peculiarities to encounter. A mid-morning minindal, Kapampangan style, awaits guests at the verandah. On some days it might be tsokolate and fried suman. On others it could be binatog (steamed white corn kernels flavored with salt and coconut shavings) and coffee. What follows is a tour of the quaint structures on the farm, each one with a story to tell. If walkabouts are not your thing, you have choices to get around - on a bicycle or a carabao-drawn cart. Whimsical things to see.. After the morning merienda, a tour on our front and farm area will follow. Click to image to enlarge PRADO FARMS MAP Swimming Pools Just behind the red theatre is the kiddie pool with a screened dome over it. A smaller one has been recently added at the side of the theatre. The big salt-water swimming pool is to be reached through a gate at the end of the orchard. It is built above a pond, so in the season of rain, you could very well be enjoying a swim in the pool while underneath, carabaos cool themselves in the pond. w Activities for the Kids Guests with children have a number of options to keep the little ones engaged. Kids can be kids here – with all the space they need expend their energies in. They could go around on foot, or on bikes, or on a carabao-drawn cart. How much swimming, wading, climbing, running, fishing and playing can they fit in a day? A lot. The more adventurous won’t lack for hidden corners, crawl spaces and untrodden paths to explore. They could go and see the ducks, the goats, cows and carabaos. Our pigs roam free, feed on surplus vegetables and quality feeds, which is why they do not smell. From Farm to the Table.. We practice what we preach. Most of the food we serve exemplifies farm-to-table cuisine. Not far from the dining hall is where it all comes from. You’ll see the rice crops, the assorted vegetables we grow and the animals we raise biodynamically. The pig pens house more than a hundred pigs in beds of sawdust. They roam free, give off no odor, and feed on high-quality feeds and arugula. Whatever’s in season, whatever we have a surplus of, that’s what they feed on. Nothing is wasted. These practices explain the special quality and taste of the pork we serve, and our pride in our lechon. We grow basil, talelong, kangkong, arugula, alugbati, medicinal plants like serpentina, aloe vera, culinary herbs, banaba, guyabano, pandan-lalaki, lemon grass, turmeric, galangal or langkawas. w Kera Kera The word means “to lie down, to chill”. That’s what people do at the kerakera, the natural next stop after lunch. A coffee room adjoining the main lodge is where guests relax and continue conversations over coffee or tea. The kerakera was built in the 1980s as a retreat house, the largest structure on the farm. Like all the others, it has a homey, lived-in, period feel, having been built with recycled wood and other materials. Everywhere is an invitation to recline, to rest, to nap…the couches strewn with throw pillows, the cushioned seaters, the wide wooden staircase that leads up to the rooms. For those wanting to stay overnight, the kerakera offers choices of rooms. See our room rates here. w Hacienda Day Rates & Packages As of June 1, 2019 Hacienda Day - Whole Day Whole Day Pricing: Check-in/Check-out Time: Adults PHP 1,375.00 Check-in is at 10 am Kids (6 to 12 years old) 1,100.00 Check-out is at 5 pm Infants and toddlers free (5 years old and below) Possible Activities (Applicable on Whole Schedule: Day and Half Day rate): 10 am Welcome Drinks Kesong-puti making (min. 12 pax) * Tsokolateh making (min. 12 pax) * Payment and Registration Animal feeding * Morning Minindal Biking 11 am Front area tour Fishing for kids Free time Carabao ride 1 pm Lunch Swimming 2 pm Siesta Free time *please inquire in advance as not all 3 pm Farm Tour activities are available all year round *subject to availability 4 pm Afternoon Minindal 5 pm Check-out Hacienda Day - Half Day Half - Day Pricing: Adults PHP 1,175.00 Kids (6 to 12 years old) 940.00 Infants and toddlers free (5 years old and below) AM Schedule: 10 am-3 pm PM Schedule: 12 pm-5 pm 10 am Welcome Drinks 12 pm Welcome Drinks Payment and Registration Payment and Registration Morning Minindal 1 pm Lunch 11 am Tour 2 pm Siesta Free time Free time 1 pm Lunch 3 pm Tour 2 pm Siesta 4 pm Afternoon Minindal 3 pm Check-out 5 pm Check-out Check-in/Check-out Time: Check-in/Check-out Time: Check-in is at 10 am Check-in is at 12 pm Check-out is at 3 pm Check-out is at 5 pm Hacienda Day - Lunch Passerby Lunch Trip Pricing: Adults PHP 825.00 Kids (6 to 12 years old) 660.00 Infants and toddlers free (5 years old and below) AM Schedule: 11 am-3 pm PM Schedule: 12 pm-4 pm 11 am Welcome Drinks 12 pm Welcome Drinks Payment and Registration Payment and Registration Tour Free time 1 pm Lunch 1 pm Lunch 2 pm Free time 3 pm Tour 3 pm Check-out 4 pm Check-out Check-in/Check-out Time: Check-in/Check-out Time: Check-in is at 11 am Check-in is at 12 pm Check-out is at 3 pm Check-out is at 4 pm Some Reminders! • Prado Farms has no in-house clinic, but the staff has information on the nearest location for medical assistance. • There is a parking area for guest vehicles. • In case of power outage, Prado Farms has a generator that can support lighting and fans. • Prado Farms allow guests to bring alcoholic beverages subject to corkage fee. There is a designated area for consuming alcoholic beverages, please ask our staff. • Smoking is not allowed inside the property. Kindly ask our staff to direct you to the smoking area. • Swimming is only until 7pm. There is no lifeguard stationed in the pool area. Pool towels are available upon request. • Bringing in of food inside the property will be subjected to corkage fees. • There is a driver’s lounge outside the farm. • Meal Prices are subject to 10% service charge. • Senior Citizen discount applies to basic rates only (not packaged rates). • Our farm is home to all sorts of wildlife, including insects. Avoid eating or bringing in food inside the guest rooms and also to wear insect repellent or avoid wearing shorts when visiting grassy or flora-heavy areas within the farm. • Pets are welcome. Please see our Pet Policy. Pets at Prado Farms! Please follow these simple guidelines so that you can make the most out of your visit. • Prado Farms allow only small breeds for dogs and cats. For other types of pets, kindly inquire in advance. • We charge Php 300/ pet for day trips and P500/pet for overnight stays. • When you check in, let the front desk staff know that you have a pet with you. You’ll need to sign a Pet Policy Agreement, and then you and your pet can make yourselves at home. • Be sure to keep your pet(s) under your supervision at all times. This is not only for the safety and well-being of our other patrons, but also of our staff and our own animals. • Pets in the common areas must be controlled with a leash at all times. • Please clean up after your pets. • We count on you to prevent your pet from making excessive noise, being disruptive, or aggressive towards other guests and animals. If your pet is deemed dangerous, harmful or disruptive, Prado Farms management has the sole discretion to require you to find other accommodations. • If your room requires excessive cleaning, or if damages are incurred as a result of your pet’s actions, Prado Farms may charge for additional services and repairs. Excited? Book our Hacienda Day Tour Now! Prado Farms Prado Siongco, Lubao 2005 Pampanga Philippines http://pradofarms.com/ [email protected] [email protected] pradofarmslubao pradofarms.
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