With nothing to do on a cloudy Monday afternoon, we decided to visit the La Mesa Ecopark to have some nature tripping fun. For a measly P50/person you can stay at the park for the whole day. For first time visitors i recommend that you ride the electric car first for the free tour. This way you can see all the places and attractions that are inside the park without breaking a sweat, because i can tell you that this park is huge! 
Neptune Pond
Amphitheater
You can pitch a tent at the amphitheater where camping is allowed. This place is the only lighted area in the park at night.
I know that were not supposed to pick the flowers but i just couldn't help it. Sorry! :)
Go Girl!
Bikes can be rented for P50-80/hr. But since it was slightly raining and the biking area was a little muddy, nobody was renting that day.
Fishing Wharf
It seems that you have to pay the Pool Entrance fee if you want see the pool, even if youre not going to take a swim. Too bad.
Orchidarium
Water Lilies
Watch out for those metal railings, you might get a bit of a surprise when you look at them closely. Slimy snails alert!
Special thanks to all the people at the briefing area and at the First Aid station for being so helpful and polite. Good job guys. Keep it up!
One last smile before we leave the ecopark
Sakay Na!
La Mesa Ecopark
East Fairview, Quezon City
(02) 430-4051 / (02) 430-5207 (telefax)
Entrance: Php 50.00
Discounts available for senior citizens and QC residents/student
Website: http://www.lamesaecopark.com/
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3 comments:
Gusto ko pumunta dito. Ito lang ata ang natitirang watershed dito sa Metro Manila.
you should try to go there. mag eenjoy ka and malapit pa sya.
wow, this is a nice place i've often seen photographed but never been to. its looks really relaxing. and the greenery is so lush! ;-)
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