Possibly, most of us wanted that much coveted relaxation trip. Yet, some things deter us to do so. Say for instance, you’ve been spending oodles of money on buying the latest gadgets that you can’t seem to save money to reach those dream destinations. Perhaps,you’re pretty much obsessed with work and frets that you might dismay your charming boss.  

It was one chilly fine afternoon of May 12, 2016 when I had a thrilling chance to finally check out Tree Top Adventure Baguio with my adventurous and energetic co-bloggers. As far as I can remember, it was almost a year ago when I first had my exhilarating and overwhelmingly blissful weekend at their Subic branch.   I can still recall vividly how I fondly admire the ingenuity of the theme park’s unique concept. Enjoying extreme rides while being enamored with the wonders that the nature could offer. Possibly, this is one brilliant case that modern day mechanical developments and, environment conservation and preservation could go hand in hand. Certainly, Tree Top Adventure should set the standard of combining leisure with a noble purpose.   Upon arriving, we were greeted by the warmest welcome and well spirited smiles by the accommodating staff of the theme park. Before we begun with the activities we were also given a short glimpse of the attractions of the park. ...

Famed for its extreme rides that will surely give you an adrenaline rush while enjoying a scenic view of nature, Tree Top Adventure now offers team building activities that will surely challenge your mental and physical prowess.  

When I was still a young lass, I remember that every summer vacation my family would take the long aggravating hours of travel to Baguio City to escape from the oven-heat temperature from the low lands.   Back then we would always stay at a villa at an exclusive subdivision located at the outskirts of the city proper. Possibly, my parents prefers a villa secluded from the city because it’s safer for us kids to roam around and perhaps because it has ample parking spaces. Another factor would be, the available working kitchen for my mom to prepare our meals and the adequate rooms for all of us. I can still remember that I would walk two blocks from our rented place to play at the playground. Also, there’s a club house uphill the village wherein we usually dine out when we’re running out of food. Perhaps, staying in a villa when travelling to Baguio City was the best choice back then when renting transient houses were the trend and beautiful hotels have membership fees. I...