Before entering the place, you would need to pay the entrance fee:
Adult- Php 99/ person
Children- Php 69/ person
Senior Citizen- Php 79/person
Then off you go the happiest place!
Since they offer also a free guide, we were then introduced to Tiggy and Maja. These tigers were enormous! Our guide told us that they feed these tigers 8 kilos of chicken for each tiger everyday!
So when we had enough oohhhss and aaahhhs from Tiggy and Maja, we then went to check out other animals. Here's Zooco:
Yep! I touched it. :P I was actually having some chills while having this picture taken. haha Anyways, it was a great experience touching the snake. haha
After that heart thumping moment with Zooco, we checked out some animals.
I really want to ride that miniature horse. Too bad, I can't because only children can do so. -__- They also have a sheep (which I thought was a statue at the first place coz' it was not moving), some monkeys, ducks, monitor lizard, and a Siamese cat.
After meeting our animal friends, we then decided to go to our next destination--> Sevilla Hanging Bridge. Stay tuned!
Related blog posts:
* Bohol Escapade (1st day)
* The Buzzz Cafe
* Loboc River
* Sevilla Hanging Bridge
* Tarsier Conservation Area
* Man-made Forest
* Butterfly Conservation Area
* The Shiphaus
* Chocolate Hills
WAAAAAAAAAAAA! The tigers ♥ I envy! Anyway, is Zooco really the longest snake in the Philippines?
ReplyDeleteThe tigers are so "cuddly". haha If only I can cuddle them, that would be great,aw :P For Zooco, I'm not really sure if it's the longest in the Philippines but he was really long. :O
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