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Wednesday, March 04, 2015

Dahilayan Forest Park


Adjacent to Dahilayan Adventure Park is a more-fun-to-be-there-not-traumatic-to-the-guts "playground" - the Dahilayan Forest Park.  After our crazy death-defying zipline experience at the former park, we checked-in to the latter for a light happy-goody atmosphere.  In this vast piece of land, we find an array of life-size and surreal American Indians and animals that the place somehow becomes a mini zoo for the kids to see the actual animals they only see on TV or in books.

An Actual Dog at the Center
Actual Koi in the Lower Left
As a kid-friendly rendezvous, the Dahilayan Forest Park has a well-facilitated and safe playground that kids would surely don't wanna go home 'coz they'll never get enough of it.  They have plenty of recreational equipment to choose from like the slide, seesaw, swing, overhead ladder, monkey bars, etc.  So let your children enjoy the wide outdoor in this kids' awesome haven!


Adults can also enjoy the forest park's light activities compared with serious ones in the adventure park as ATV, luge, bungee net, treetop adventure, and zorbit.  But still, precaution must  be observed before doing the said outdoor activities for everybody's safety.

  
Since the whole park is dedicated to the whole family, they also have a bigger picnic area surrounded by pine trees.  Cooling shade, calming scent, picturesque scenario all rolled into one great place, what more can you ask for?  That is just so fantastic!  I felt that I was in the movie Twilight when we were there picture-taking.


And aside from bringing your own food, you can also have a taste of their own home-cooked meals at their cafe.  We didn't have the chance to eat there for we were still full with the lunch we had at Pine Grove.  But when I checked the menu, their prices are quiet affordable.


As an overall experience, we never had any dull moment at Dahilayan Forest Park!  So tag along your whole barkada or family to enjoy a day in Bukidnon this summer.  You may also have an overnight stay at this ultimate playground so better click here for more information and reservation.


Watch out for my post tomorrow for another summer adventure only here on The Other Side of Mae!  #tosomtravels


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Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Fast Facts on Zorbing

Zorbing is also known as globe-riding, sphereing, or orbing.  Orb means circle.


There are two types of orbs, harnessed and non-harnessed.  Harnessed orbs are for one or two riders while non-harnessed orbs carry up to three riders.


The makers, Dwane van der Sluis and Andrew Akers conceived the idea of zorbing from hamster balls which are made for small rodent pets in 1994. 


The first ever zorbing site was established in Rotorua, New Zealand by brothers David and Andrew Akers.


In June 2009, a teacher died in the Czech Republic while trying zorbing.  In December 2012, a woman died from zorbing in Boracay, Philippines.  And in January 2013, a man died from a broken neck in Dombay, Karachay-Cherkess Republic.


But one cannot die zorbing if you would only take extra precaution and pray to God for a safe landing and fun adventure! :)

Visit Dahilayan Forest Park and experience an adventure of a lifetime!  Visit their website here.

Source:  Wikipedia.com