After a sumptuous breakfast at our homestay in Brgy.
Suklayin, we rode on a tricycle going to Balete Park. We traversed two long
bridges spanning a few meters then turmed left leading us to Ronquillo Park (Parque
de Ronquillo) adjacent to an elementary school.
When you enter the park, expect
a strawline held by locals who’ll present a small box for donations. Just a
small amount (Php10) will do. A dirtroad led us to the park and from a
distance, you’ll see the old tree guarded by a gate where an entrance fee of
Php10 for adults is a must.
Speaking of the balete tree by the Ronquillos,
you can enter inside its branchy trunk and go out on the other side. Actually,
the climbing has its limitation at 3 meters. I only found out after reaching
more than its limit, as you can see below (hahaha).
We enjoyed taking pictures such as selfies and groupies. I was brave enough to climb higher, though going down is a bit tough.
The balete tree’s perimeter was surrounded by tourists taking pictures in different poses, like they were models in magazine covers. It was such a sight to behold! Taking great pictures felt like we’re in a surreal worlds. (n_n)
We enjoyed taking pictures such as selfies and groupies. I was brave enough to climb higher, though going down is a bit tough.
The balete tree’s perimeter was surrounded by tourists taking pictures in different poses, like they were models in magazine covers. It was such a sight to behold! Taking great pictures felt like we’re in a surreal worlds. (n_n)
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