LIFE AFTER CUBES

Song Set:

1. Liberty walk
2. Cant be tamed
3. Party in the USA
4. Fly on the wall
5. The climb
6. Driveway
7. Every rose has its thorns
8. Forgiveness and Love
9. Smells like teen spirit
10. I love Rock n Roll
11. Cherry Bomb
12. Bad Reputation
13. See you again
14. My heart beats for love
15. Who owns my heart
16. 7 things
17. Scars
18. Stay
19. Simple song
20. Take me along
21. Can you name the last?

Concert Videos

Have you ever experience riding on a water buffalo? Or would you like to try? Have you asked yourself how coconuts are harvested? Would you like to see one? Then have a slice of  what Philippine country life is at Villa Escudero. 

Accomodation Options: 

1. Overnight Stay
2. Day Tour

A two and a half hours drive from Manila, Villa Escudero is a working coconut plantation founded in the 1880s by Don Placido Escudero and wife Dona Claudia Marasigan. Their children opened the estate to the public in 1981 as a resort offering village tours, & museum tours. Since then it has become the prime tourist destination both for locals and foreign. Villa Escudero showcases Philippines cultural heritage.

DAY TOUR at VILLA ESCUDERO 

• Rural Village Tour, via Philippines' very own colorful jeepney, bursting with coloured flashy graphics and decorative ornaments.  
  

  rural village tour via jeepney

• Rural Village tour, via cart being pulled by the water buffalo (carabao) and learned how coconuts are being harvested.

Carabao cart ride, Malakas is the name of the carabao meaning strong

  

"If you've enjoyed the Rio Grande Rapids in Enchanted Kingdom, you will surely like the up and downstream boat ride in Pagsanjan" 

Experiencing Pagsanjan Rapids and seeing the Falls are both a visual treat and a thrilling adventure. Once you're in the town of Pagsanjan, you will be taken by the banca up the river to the falls. The banca's (canoe) capacity is 4, two boatmen and 2 passengers. The bangkeros (boatmen) row the banca against the river's fearsome strong current, and navigate carefully while avoiding boulders on the way. Most of the times, the boatmen jump from rocks to steer the boat, and/or pull the banca carrying the tourist, just to avoid the edgy rocks and boulders on the way. Take note that boatmen are barefooted!  Therefore, imagine how hard it is for them pulling the boat with a  plus-sized passengers, barefooted in the rocky river...

Be ready to give them extra pay because for sure they will ask from 
you. Charlie and I gave them Php200 tip. Remember to treat them well so they will take care of you .


        

 MY BOATRIDE EXPERIENCE