Monday, February 9, 2015

Experience the Extreme at Tree Top Adventure Baguio

Extreme relaxation and extreme adventure come together at the same time at Tree Top Adventure Baguio, the only Team Building facility in Baguio and that housed the only motorized zipline in the country.  Located within Camp John Hay, Tree Top Adventure Baguio has seven outdoor team building facilities and outdoor activities.



There are different activities to try at Tree Top Adventure Baguio.  Thrill seekers can try extreme adventure by experiencing the Tree Drop, which cost only Php150, wherein they will be suspended 60feet above the ground and fall as fast as 2-3 seconds.  There are also tandem rides, the Superman Ride and Silver Surfer, which cost Php300 and Php200 respectively.  Another attraction you can try is the Canopy and Funicular ride which cost Php350 – it’s like a cable car that has 8 stations.

Tree Top Adventure Baguio also offers Team Building that includes facilitator, lunch, and different activities that cost Php800 per person. 

You can also check out Tree Top Adventure Subic located at JEST Area, Upper Mau Subic Bay. 

For more information please visit: www.treetopadventureph.com.



Wednesday, February 4, 2015

A Day Trip in Tagaytay

Last January, when Pope Francis visited our country, those working at NCR were treated to a 5-day holiday.  This is to clear the roads for the Papal visit and to allow most of us some time to meditate about our faith.

We have been watching the coverage of the Papal visit on television.  We didn’t brave the crowd.  We were just at home except for Saturday, when we decided to leave the house and spend a day in Tagaytay.

Our first stop was Picnic Grove.  We wanted to have our lunch there – but we failed to bring food, so we ate at the restaurant inside the Picnic Grove.  I forgot the name of the restaurant, but it’s the only restaurant inside.  The food is expensive.  If I learned something from this trip: it’s to bring food when you go to Picnic Grove.  Entrance fee is Php50 and Car Entrance is Php35.  We just roam around after eating.


There are a lot of things to do at Picnic Grove.  You can just hang around and sit on the grass and picnic huts to savor the view.  Or you can try the zipline.  You can also try horseback riding.  It also has a walking path that span across the area.

Braving the hanging bridge.

Papa holding Neo tightly because the area is steep.

Then we decided to go to Sonya’s Garden.  This is our first time to visit the place.  They have an area for walk-ins where in you can shop for organic foods, souvenirs, and bread.  We bought bread at the Panaderia – and their Spanish bread is the best I had ever tasted so far.



Neo took this photo of us. 

 Afterwards, we went to Mahogany Market to take out some Bulalo for dinner which cost us Php350.  There are a lot of vendors selling espasol, and since I am craving for it, I bought 3packs for Php100 at the first vendor who approached me, only to be approached by a second vendor selling her espasol at 8packs for Php100.  Now I learned my lesson to haggle always. 

This Tagaytay trip was an impromptu one but we enjoyed every bit of it.  J




Monday, February 2, 2015

Peekapak Giveaway

Our children’s education is always of topmost importance for us parents.  This is one of the most valuable things we can give to our kids.  We may have different opinions and preferences when it comes to our children’s education but we always want the best.

Parents nowadays are very lucky that the online community has products that we can use.  One of these is Peekapak.


Peekapak was founded by Ami-Shah and Angie Chan last 2013.  It offers activity packs for children that both teachers and parents can use.  Peekapak targets to improve learning results in early childhood education by crafting collaborative materials for parents and teachers to use.




I was given a chance to try their products which includes a story book entitled: The Tree of 
Happiness.  It comes with a lesson plan and different activities that my child can try.  This is really amazing because either you are homeschooling you child or they go to school, you can use the materials. 



Peekapak has offered to give 10 of my readers a chance to get free access to their curriculum for 6 months which is valued at $15 per month! J

All you have to do is:
Like Baby Neo’s Mama’s FB page and comment your name and email address below.

Note that:  Giveaway will end by February 13.  Baby Neo’s Mama was not paid to host this giveaway and will not be accountable in sending the prizes.  Peekapak will directly give the prizes to the winners.





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