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Pasig City's shopping center along C5.



When you think of C5 in Pasig, this shopping village must be one of your destinations. Here you can do shopping, dining and more. Here's a guide to Tiendesitas.

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About Tiendesitas

Tiendesitas is a prime shopping and dining destination located in Frontera Verde, Pasig City. It showcases the best of Philippine products from locally-made furniture and handicrafts, antiques, to native food.

Tiendesitas

Tiendesitas ("a collection of little stores") is a shopping complex located along E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue in, Ugong, Pasig. Traders and entrepreneurs from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao offer specialty merchandise in Tiendesitas.



DEVELOPMENT OF TIENDESITAS

The complex began operations on September 26, 2005 and was developed by Ortigas & Company Limited Partnership (OCLP). Constructed at a cost of P200 million, Tiendesitas is a part of Ortigas East (former Frontera Verde), an interim 18.5 hectare Ortigas Center development project, much like the Greenhills Shopping Center.



Tiendesitas Villages

Tiendesitas is a 30,000 square metres (320,000 sq ft) complex of wide-opened "villages" featuring stylized Filipino architecture. The complex is made up of twelve pavilions inspired by Maranao architecture, which in turn traces its roots back to the bahay kubo.

The roof of each pavilion is covered with chemically treated Cogon grass, and is equipped with sprinklers to avoid mishaps during fires. Duyans (hammocks) are scattered around the development to offer short breaks during shopping trips. The Filipiniana inspiration extends to the comfort rooms: old kalesa wheels were transformed into chandelier frames to light up these restrooms.

Inside Tiendesitas

More than 450 traders from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao specializing in merchandise from regions not usually found in mainstream retail outlets exhibit their wares in Tiendesitas' shopping pavilions. Haggling a la tiangge is a common negotiating tactic among local merchants.

Handicrafts Village

Philippine-made handicrafts (by members of Philippine Chamber of Handicrafts Industries) from home décor to fashion accessories are found at the Handicrafts Village. Benguet handicrafts are included in the limited edition merchandise to be found here.

Fashion Village

The Fashion Village showcases apparel and accessories from Philippine designers, notably Marikina. Fashions sold in the Fashion Village include fabric woven in various regions of Mindanao, shell earrings from Cebu, and necklaces from other provinces in the South.

Novelties Village

Personal care and toiletries sold in the Personal Care and Novelties Village include homegrown, homemade organic soaps, lotions and aromatherapy lines developed by local traders. While these products normally surface only during bazaars, the Personal Care and Novelties Village allows them a year-round place to be exhibited and marketed to the public.

Pet Village

Licensed pet dealers in the Pets Village showcase exotic animals, rare species of birds, primates, snakes and iguanas. Domestic pets such as Labradors, Siamese cats, parrots and parakeets are also available. Pet grooming and care services are also available in the Pets Village.

Garden Village

A variety of potted plants, orchids, fruit-bearing trees and ornamentals can be seen at the Garden Village.

Antiques Village

The Antiques Village hosts antique stores. The most expensive item in the store is an P800,000 – worth statue of Saint Augustine from Bohol. Other stalls sell carvings of the bulol, a granary god, with prices climbing to as high up as P40,000, while contemporary wood carvings from Cebu cost at least P350.

Furniture Village

Modern export-quality furniture is sold in the Furniture Village.

Food Village

The Food Village hosts 46 stalls selling local food specialties such as halo-halo, ihaw-ihaw, Minette's Inasal, Tita Lynn's flavored suman, Three Sisters’ Pasig pancit with chicharrón, budbod of Taytay (rice toppings), sisig, lechón, milkfish, and merienda specialties like bibingka, puto bungbong and kakanin. Products from the country's premier farms like Nenita's and Dizon's will also be made available here.

Delicacies Village

In the Delicacies Village, vendors sell small food offerings suitable for pasalubong include Vigan's empanada and longganisa, Tacloban's suman sa latik, chocolate suman, ube suman, langka suman and Cebu's famous danggit. Fresh fruits from the Davao Region like durian, mangosteen and mangoes among others to organic and fresh vegetables from Baguio and Benguet are also available.

Seafood sold in the Delicacies Village include special dried fish and pili from the Bicol Region, famous balut from Pateros, tuna from GenSan, crispy shrimps, cornick, and bagnet from Ilocos, taba ng talangka, biurong dalag, bottled smoked fish and oysters from Aklan and the well-loved boneless bangus from Dagupan City.

Many varieties of rice to cook are sold here, from Nueva Ecija's Jasponica and Balatinao from Benguet.

Exhibits

An area in Tiendesitas is dedicated to special trade shows, exhibits, and unique Filipino cultural presentations that are scheduled year-round. The Tiendesitas opening in September 2005 began with a week-long Bonsai exhibit at the People's Village and was followed in October by an antiques exhibit.

Calesa Rides

Shoppers can take calesa rides through the complex. During the opening, there were only three calesas available. Since then, more calesas have been operating in the area.

Entertainment

Tiendesitas provides live entertainment daily starting at 8:30 PM. Live bands perform in the middle of Tiendesitas. On Sundays, along with the live band, the Bughaw Cultural Dance Group regularly performs, allowing visitors to witness traditional Filipino dances.



How to Get to Tiendesitas

Whether you're a local looking for a shopping spree or a visitor eager to explore the vibrant markets, Tiendesitas in Pasig City is a must-visit destination.


To make your journey hassle-free, we've compiled a detailed guide on how to get to Tiendesitas from various points across Metro Manila.

From Makati:

Route 1: MRT-Jeep
  1. Take the MRT to Shaw Boulevard station.
  2. Walk to the Edsa Central jeep terminal.
  3. Ride a jeep to Ugong, Pasig, and alight at Tiendesitas.

Route 2: MRT-Jeep/FX
  1. Take the MRT to Ortigas station.
  2. Walk to Megamall.
  3. Ride a jeep/FX or walk to Robinson's Galleria.
  4. From Robinson's Galleria's Ortigas entrance, take a jeep to Rosario, get off at IPI (Ortigas Avenue cor. Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue).
  5. Walk along Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue until you reach Tiendesitas.

Route 3: FX-Jeep
  1. From Buendia, ride the FX to Robinson's Galleria.
  2. From Robinson's Galleria's Ortigas entrance, take a jeep to Rosario, get off at IPI (Ortigas Avenue cor. Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue).
  3. Walk along Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue until you reach Tiendesitas.


From Mandaluyong/Pasig:

  1. Route 1: MRT-Jeep
  2. Take the MRT to Shaw Boulevard station.
  3. Walk to the Edsa Central jeep terminal.
  4. Ride a jeep to Ugong, Pasig, and alight at Tiendesitas.

Route 2: MRT-Jeep/FX-Jeep
  1. Take the MRT to Ortigas station.
  2. Walk to Megamall.
  3. Ride a jeep/FX or walk to Robinson's Galleria.
  4. From Robinson's Galleria's Ortigas entrance, take a jeep to Rosario, get off at IPI (Ortigas Avenue cor. Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue).
  5. Walk along Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue until you reach Tiendesitas.


From Manila:

Route 1: LRT-1/LRT-2/Jeep-MRT-Jeep
  1. Go to MRT-Shaw Boulevard station. Choose one of the following:
  2. Take the LRT-1 to EDSA station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the MRT to Shaw Boulevard station.
  3. Take the LRT-2 to Araneta-Center Cubao station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the MRT to Shaw Boulevard station.
  4. From Divisoria/Recto, ride a jeep to San Juan, get off at Vicente Cruz/Pureza, ride an FX to SM Megamall, and get off at Shaw Boulevard station.
  5. Walk to the Edsa Central jeep terminal.
  6. Ride a jeep to Ugong, Pasig, and alight at Tiendesitas.

Route 2: LRT-1/LRT-2/Jeep-MRT-Jeep/FX-Jeep
  1. Go to MRT-Ortigas station. Choose one of the following:
  2. Take the LRT-1 to EDSA station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the MRT to Ortigas station.
  3. Take the LRT-2 to Araneta-Center Cubao station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the MRT to Ortigas station.
  4. From Divisoria/Recto, ride a jeep to San Juan, get off at Vicente Cruz/Pureza, ride an FX to SM Megamall, and get off at Ortigas station.
  5. Walk to Megamall.
  6. Ride a jeep/FX or walk to Robinson's Galleria.
  7. From Robinson's Galleria's Ortigas entrance, take a jeep to Rosario, get off at IPI (Ortigas Avenue cor. Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue).
  8. Walk along Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue until you reach Tiendesitas.

Route 3: Jeep-FX-Jeep/FX-Jeep
  1. From Divisoria/Recto, ride a jeep to San Juan, get off at Vicente Cruz/Pureza.
  2. Ride an FX to SM Megamall and get off at SM Megamall.
  3. Ride a jeep/FX or walk to Robinson's Galleria.
  4. From the Ortigas entrance of Robinson's Galleria, take a jeep to Rosario, get off at IPI (Ortigas Avenue cor. Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue).
  5. Walk along Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue until you reach Tiendesitas.

Route 4: LRT-2/LRT-1/Jeep/FX-Jeep
  1. Go to Cubao. Choose one of the following:
  2. Take the LRT-2 to Araneta Center-Cubao station.
  3. Take the LRT-1 to Doroteo Jose station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the LRT-2 to Araneta Center-Cubao station.
  4. From Divisoria or Taft, ride a jeep/FX to Cubao, get off at LRT-2-Araneta Center-Cubao station.
  5. Walk past Isetann and Aurora Arcade, turn right at Gen. Romulo Avenue.
  6. Ride the jeep to Libis/Rosario/De Castro and get off at Tiendesitas.


From Pasay:

Route 1: LRT-1-MRT-Jeep
  1. Take the LRT-1 to EDSA station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the MRT to Shaw Boulevard station.
  2. Walk to the Edsa Central jeep terminal.
  3. Ride a jeep to Ugong, Pasig, and alight at Tiendesitas.

Route 2: LRT-1-Jeep/FX-Jeep
  1. Take the LRT-1 to EDSA station, walk through the connecting bridge, and take the MRT to Ortigas station.
  2. Walk to Megamall.
  3. Ride a jeep/FX or walk to Robinson's Galleria.
  4. From the Ortigas entrance of Robinson's Galleria, take a jeep to Rosario, get off at IPI (Ortigas Avenue cor. Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue).
  5. Walk along Eulogio Rodriguez Jr. Avenue until you reach Tiendesitas.


From Quezon City:

  1. Take the LRT-2 to Araneta Center-Cubao station.
  2. Walk past Isetann and Aurora Arcade, turn right at Gen. Romulo Avenue.
  3. Ride the jeep to Libis/Rosario/De Castro and get off at Tiendesitas.


From San Juan:

From Greenhills, ride the free shuttle to Tiendesitas. The shuttle service terminal is in front of Mercury Drug across Connecticut carpark. The shuttle leaves every hour from 2 pm to 8 pm (according to Greenhills website).

Alternatively, you can book a Grab ride straight to Tiendesitas for a convenient and comfortable journey


ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA 

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ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES AT TIENDESITAS

  • Dine in with different restaurants and pop-up stalls inside.
  • Shop with your favorite retails and merchandise.
  • Buy your grocery needs and fresh goodies.
  • Experience indoor trampoline at Jump Yard.
  • Bring your kids and have enjoy at Fun Ranch.


WHERE TO EAT IN TIENDESITAS

Here are some of the restaurants opened to serve you at Tiendesitas:
  • Max's Restaurant Max's Restaurant Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato
  • Potato Corner
  • Fruitas
  • Fariñas Ilocos Empanada
  • and many more!

For complete list of restaurants, cafes and shops, please visit Tiendesitas website or social media accounts.


Tiendesitas

Address: Ortigas Ave. cor E. Rodriquez Ave. (C-5), Pasig City, 1604
Schedule: Monday to Friday 11am-9pm, Friday to Sunday 10am-10pm
Facebook: Tiendesitas
Instagram: @tiendesitasph
Website: www.tiendesitas.com.ph


Where to Stay in Pasig

Whether you're a local looking for a quick getaway or a traveler exploring the wonders of Metro Manila, Pasig's hotels provide the perfect blend of comfort and luxury. Here are the top hotel accommodations in Pasig:



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IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

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TIENDESITAS: Things to See and Experience at this Shopping Village in Pasig City


No need to go far just to experience Kawa Bath from Manila!


 In just a few hours drive, you may now experience the famous kawa bath from Antique.

ABOUT EL PATIO RAZON

El Patio Razon is high up on one of the slopes of Tanay, Rizal. Approximately just a two hour drive from Manila, experience breathtaking views and the cool fresh air that is just perfect for a peaceful and relaxing get-away.

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El Patio Razon

It is also a great jump-off point to exploring the area such as Treasure Mountain and to experience the great natural wonders that Tanay has to offer. While being an awesome location for a family vacation for familes, lovers, and friends, El Patio Razon can also be where you hold your team-buildings or your next great celebration.

Below are the main attractions at El Patio Razon:
  • Hobbit House
  • Bali Nest
  • Stairway to Heaven
  • Kawa Bath
  • Bali Heart
  • Beehive Nest
  • Bali inspired Bird Nest


KAWA BATH

El Patio Razon is dubbed as the “Bali of the Philippines” because it is very similar to the style of Bali, Indonesia, and provides a unique and unforgettable hot Kawa Bath experience for visitors.


Kawa Bath (giant cooking pot) which was first become famous in Antique, can remove toxins from the body and lower the stress level while enjoying the great and refreshing mountain views. The water in the Kawa Bath would tardily be heated so that someone feels convenient and admires the warm water. Kawa Bath is definitely worth the try. 

Kawa Bath can fill up to two people and it costs 300 pesos. It’s only good for one hour.


HOBBIT HOUSE

Recently this year, they have opened their new attraction - New Zealand's Hobbitton! Hobbit House has a good exterior design and is well preserved just like in the movie set.

Hobbit House

The Hobbit House day tour is 2,800 pesos while the overnight stay costs 3,800. It’s only good for 2 people. Check-in time for the day tour is 9 am and check-out time is 6 pm. The check-in time for overnight is 2 PM and the check-out is 12 noon. First come, first-serve basis.

KUBO

There is only one Kubo but it can accommodate up to 25 people. There is just one bedroom but guests may set up their sleeping area anywhere in the house.

 The Kubo has a porch, dining area, tea room, attic, family room, mini-library, game area, bar, and 2 toilet and shower rooms.

 There is no electric power in the area but a generator is available at night.


EL PATIO RAZON RATES AND OFFERS


OVERNIGHT STAY

Option A
₱5000 Good for 5 persons. 
Additional ₱800 per head in excess of 5.

Inclusions:
  • Use of Kubo
  • Use of generator at night
  • Use of cooking equipment with kitchen tools and dining set
  • Use of grilling area
  • Use of trampoline
  • Use of basketball court
  • Free night sky cinema

 Option B
₱250/head Bring your own tent

 Inclusions:
  • Use of bonfire
  • Hot water for coffee or noodles
  • Use of basketball court
  • Use of grilling area
  • Use of trampoline
  • Use of torch


DAY TOUR

Option A
₱300/head Minimum of 10 persons.

Inclusions:
  • Use of Kubo
  • Use of cooking equipment with kitchen tools and dining set
  • Use of trampoline
  • Use of basketball court
  • Use of grilling area
  • Hot water for coffee or noodles

Option B
₱50/head

Inclusions:
  • Use of trampoline
  • Use of basketball court
  • Use of grilling area
  • Hot water for coffee or noodles


KAWA BATH ONLY

  • Hot Kawa Bath (Weekday) ₱300
    • 1 hour use of Kawa. Good for two.
    • ₱50 per head entrance fee not inluded.

  • Hot Kawa Bath (Weekend) ₱100
    • 10 minute use of Kawa. Good for two.
    • ₱50 per head entrance fee not inluded.

  • Hot Kawa Bath (Night) ₱600/hr
    • Free night sky cinema (1 movie)

EXTRAS AND OTHER RATES

  • Hot Kawa Bath (weekday) ₱300
    • 1 hour up to 2 persons

  • Hot Kawa Bath (weekend) ₱100
    • 10 minutes up to 2 persons

  • Love Locks
    • ₱150

  • Buko
    • ₱20 (Subject to availability)

  • Night Sky Cinema ₱200
    • Bring your own laptop and DVD

  • Portable Stove ₱150
    • ₱75 for additional canister

  • Meals
    • Available on weekends

  • Kiddie Pool ₱100
    • Rate is per kid. ₱50 per adult companion.

  • Gazebo ₱1200

  • Pavillion ₱1500
    • Additional ₱500 for use of projector

  • Catering
    • Talk to us

  • Hot Kawa Bath (Night) ₱600/hr
    • Free night sky cinema (1 movie)

Stairs to heaven, a newly added attraction

NOTES

  • 20% downpayment is required to confirm your reservation
  • Rates and inclusions may change without prior notice
  • For Night Sky Cinema, bring your own laptop and DVD
  • Bonfire is open to overnight guests from 7pm-10pm
  • Tents for two and tents for groups of 6-8 are for rent
  • PRICES MAY CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE



HOW TO GET TO EL PATIO RAZON

If you plan a trip to El Patio Razon, it is best that you contact them to book in advance. They have a Facebook Page and are very responsive to messages. There are only four baths and you really don’t want to be left waiting around.

 Via Private Vehicle
For those who will use private vehicle in traveling, you can just easily search "El Patio Razon" from Google Maps or Waze app for complete and detailed directions.

 Via Public Transportation
  • Go to Cubao
  • Take a jeepney to Cogeo
  • Take a jeepney to Sampaloc
  • Alight at Sitio Maysawa
  • Hike or ride a tricycle (₱30) to El Patio Razon

El Patio Razon

Address: Sitio Maysawa, Tanay, Rizal
Facebook: El Patio Razon
Website: elpatiorazon.com


Sample itinerary to El Patio Razon

06:00AM – Meetup and breakfast in Cubao Farmers Plaza
06:45AM – Ride a van going to Cogeo
08:00AM – Jeepney ride going to Sitio Maysawa
09:30AM – Ride a tricycle going to Gate 2 of Treasure Mountain
11:00AM – Lunch
12:00PM – Hike towards El Patio Razon
12:40PM – Arrival at El Patio Razon, explore the place and photo-ops
04:15PM – Tricycle ride going back to Sampaloc jeepney station
05:15PM – Ride a jeep going back to Cogeo
06:40PM – Ride a jeep going back to Cubao
08:20PM – ETA Cubao

IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please leave a comment below.

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The much-awaited annual BCC Christmas Village once again opens its doors with this year's theme — Oriental Winter Wonderland!



Baguio Country Club's Christmas Village

It showcases Christmas shows in different themes every year. The Christmas Village hopes to give those who cannot afford to travel abroad to at least feel a semblance of a "white Christmas" as experienced in other countries.

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Christmas Village 2023 Operating Hours

The Baguio Christmas Village will be open to visitors daily until January 7, 2023 with the following schedule:
  • Weekdays – 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
  • Weekends – 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM


ORIENTAL WINTER WONDERLAND 2022

The Baguio Country Club's Oriental Winter Wonderland is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. until January 8, 2023.


It features several lights displays, a snow show, and Asian-inspired landscapes set to make folks feel the winter holiday spirit right in the City of Pines.

Baguio Country Club's Christmas Village 2022

Visitors of the Christmas Village will be delighted not only with the colorful lights and “snow show,” but also with the following activities:
  • Nativity Pageant
  • Cosplay Busking
  • Live Musical Performance
  • Picture Taking with Santa and Japanese and Korean Characters
  • Wishing Wall


WHAT TO BRING FOR BAGUIO

Here are some things you might consider bringing with you for your day tour / adventure:

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Here are the past themes for BCC's Christmas Village:


COLORS OF CHRISTMAS 2021 

The Baguio Country Club's Christmas Village is back with its theme , "Colours of Christmas". The village is open to the public from October 29, 2021 to January 9, 2022.

Colours of Christmas 2021
Colours of Christmas 2021

Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Baguio Country Club finally resumed their annual Christmas Village with a new theme.


A CHRISTMAS FANTASY 2019

The Baguio Country Club Christmas Village invites you to visit the “A Christmas Fantasy” from October 23, 2019 to January 05, 2020. Open daily from 2:00PM to 10:00PM (Monday-Thursday) and 10:00AM to 11:00PM (Friday-Sunday including HOLIDAYS)

This year's themes are "Game of Thrones (GOT) and Avengers"
This year's themes are "Game of Thrones (GOT) and Avengers"

Come and join the Grand Opening on October 26,2019 at 5:00PM. Enjoy the performances of Ballet Baguio, Sugar Paps Band and Cortado Band and witness a grand fireworks display!

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ENTRANCE FEE

Baguio Country Club Members - FREE OF CHARGE (upon presentation of Membership Card)

Non BCC Members:
  • Adult - (13 years old and above) P120
  • Children - (4-12 years old) P50
  • Children 3 years old and below - Free of Charge
  • Senior Citizens - P85 (upon presentation of Senior Citizens's ID)
  • PWD - Free of Charge (upon presentation of PWD Card)


REMINDERS

To avoid inconveniences, please be informed that rubber slippers typically worn in the beach, house or bathroom regardless of brand or price is not allowed. Further, food and drinks are to be brought inside the venue. BCC reserves the right to close the Christmas Fantasy on inclement weather.

Baguio Country Club's Christmas Village 2018

For more information: Please Contact us at 6192050 local extension 6271 or email us at entertainment@bcc.com.ph



HOW TO GET TO BAGUIO COUNTRY CLUB

Via Private Vehicle
You can search Baguio Country Club on both Google Maps and Waze app.

Via Public Transportation
  • You can hire a taxi for about P60+.
  • You can also ride a jeepney going to Mines View Park, stop at the Pacdal Circle and walk your way to Christmas Village.
  • There are also jeepneys with sign to Country Club.

You can also book a bus trip to Baguio City from Manila. Check ticket rates via 12go Asia:

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I have written a separate blog if you want to know bus schedules to Baguio.


ATTRACTIONS TO SEE IN MANILA 

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Baguio Country Club's Christmas Village

Address: Country Club Rd, Camp John Hay, Baguio, Benguet

Schedule: Open from 2:00pm to 10:00 pm from Monday to Thursday, 2:00 pm to 11:00 pm from Friday to Sunday including holidays


NOTE: To avoid inconviniences, please be informed that rubber slippers typically worn in the beach, house or bathroom, regardless of price and brand, arr NOT allowed. Further, food, drinks and pets are likewise NOT allowed, BCC reserves the right to close the Christmas Village during inclement weather.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About BCC Christmas Village


How much is the entrance fee in Christmas Village Baguio for 2022?
  • Christmas Village 2022
    The entrance fee for adults is P90, for kids 4 to 12 years old is P30, and P50 for senior citizens. From 5 PM to 10 PM, the entrance fee for adults is P125, for kids 4 to 12 years old is P50, and P90 for senior citizens.

Can I bring food at Christmas Village Baguio?
  • Bringing of food and beverages are not allowed.

Are pets allowed in Christmas Village Baguio?
  • Pets are allowed if on a leash.


ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN MANILA


WHERE TO STAY IN BAGUIO

There are plenty of hotels and transients that accept accommodation in Baguio. Here are the best-reviewed hotels below P2500, as rated by Agoda users:

You can also look for an affordable Airbnb in the city. Get up to P3,100 FREE credits on your first booking.

You may also check Top10 hotels in Baguio on our separate blog.



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This penis-shape island is you next escape from the hectic life in the city.



The island is known for its pristine mangrove forest and coral reefs. It is also visited for its white sandy beaches and rich bird life.

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WHAT TO BRING FOR ALIBIJABAN

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About Alibijaban

Alibijaban is a small island located off the southeastern coast of Bondoc Peninsula in the Philippines. It belongs administratively to the municipality of San Andres, Quezon province, and is coterminous with the barangay of the same name.

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Aerial shot of Alibijaban Island in Quezon Province

Its mangrove forest which covers approximately 140 hectares (350 acres) of the island's central and northern portions is protected under the National Integrated Protected Areas System as a wilderness area called the Alibijaban Island Wilderness Area.

225 hectares (560 acres) of waters surrounding it have also been declared a marine protected area known as the Alibijaban Fish Sanctuary.



ALIBIJABAN CONSERVATION

Alibajaban has some of the most undisturbed mangrove wilderness in the Philippines. It hosts at least 22 mangrove species and 14 species of birds, including the Tabon scrubfowl, white-collared kingfisher, jungle crow, black-naped oriole, Philippine collared dove, Asian glossy starling, chestnut munia, Philippine pied fantail, common emerald dove, black-crowned night heron, common snipe.

Alibijaban Beach

It also supports a number of fruit bats and monitor lizards. Since the establishment on the island of a wilderness protected area in 1981, the Community Environment and Resources Office (CENRO) under the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and Provincial Government of Quezon now administers the area.

The island also has the most diverse marine habitat in the region of Ragay Gulf. It is home to at least 30 genera of hard coral dominated by Porites, Montipora and Acropora. Its adjacent waters are visited by whale sharks, manta rays, and pawikans (marine turtles).

The passage of a municipal ordinance in 2006 prohibited all kinds of fishing in the area.

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WHERE TO STAY IN ALIBIJABAN

Bringing and pitching your tent is the no. 1 option to make your experience memorable. This is absolutely free.

Camping at Alibijaban Island

However, if you are not used to camping, you can return to the town and rent a room at any of the transients on the island. Fan rooms start at ₱350. They also have two air-conditioned units available.


THINGS TO DO IN ALIBIJABAN ISLAND

  • Tour at Sandbar and Mangroves areas/ Swimming
  • Snorkeling
  • Sunset/Sunrise viewing
  • Camping
  • Island Hopping and many more.



ALIBIJABAN ISLAND FEES

Below are the updated rates on the island:
  • Alibijaban Entrance/ Environmental Fee – Php100
  • Tent rental – Php100
  • Room rental overnight Php700 (up to 3pax)
  • Nipa hut rental Php150
  • Nipa huts with room- Php250
  • Water for utility Php10/pail Php150/drum

A 2-way boat trip to the island will cost you ₱1,500. The boat can carry 4-10 persons. If you are a smaller group, contact Kuya Randy in advance and try to ask for a discount.

For cooking and tour guide fees, it depends on your deal.


OTHER THINGS TO REMEMBER

  • Phone signals are available. But expect them to be between poor and average signal strenght.
  • There are two accessible washrooms for guest – one for gents and one for ladies.
  • They have a separate well for drinking water. If you are sensitive to untreated or un-purified water, bring enough for your stay.
  • Electricity is via solar charging. You can also pay for the fuel for him to start his generator.
  •  If you want to enjoy snorkeling, bring your own snorkel and life vest (if you don’t know how to swim). They don’t have that kind of stuff in the island.


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HOW TO GO TO ALIBIJABAN ISLAND

To reach Alibijaban Island, you need to go to the jump off point- San Andres Quezon, some 305km (6-7 hour travel by land) southeast of Manila.

The port of San Andres would be the starting point of the island hopping adventure. The most convenient means to reach San Andres Quezon is by private transport so you have more flexibility when it comes to stopovers and travel time. f you are planning on traveling alone or with 2-3 companions, commuting is way more practical and economical option.


Barney Auto Lines (contact numbers 09253227639/ 09207072414/ 09257474768) have scheduled trips from Cubao to San Andres at 3:00PM & 8:30PM daily. Ordinary buses with wifi will cost you Php417, airconditioned bus is at Php500. For students & senior citizens Php337. Superlines (02) 4143319 / (02)4143321 / 09225225192 (airconditioned buses at Php470 one way) have scheduled trips 4:30am, 2:30pm and 5:30pm daily.

Alternatively, bus companies like DLTB, Lucena Lines and Jac Liner have regular daily trips from Cubao to Lucena. Fare ranges from Php210 to Php250. There are vans (Php270) bound to San Andres at SM City Lucena but they follow no schedule and will only move until they are full.

Option 2: If you’re uncomfortable with the non-airconditioned bus going to Quezon, you may option to have a cutting trip. Just pick a bus of your choice that goes to Lucena Grand Terminal. There are a lot of buses coming from Edsa. At Lucena Grand Terminal. You can wait for buses that will take you to San Andres Quezon. (This option is not really recommended because it will take you hours of waiting at Lucena Grand Terminal before you can have a bus or a van that will take you to San Andres, Quezon)

For return trip starting in San Andres, theres a van that goes to Lucena at 3:00am, 4:00am and 6:00am schedule daily. You can reach them at +639105863023. On the other hand, Barney Auto Lines bound for Lucena leaves San Andres 9:00am for the first trip, then 10:00am and 1:00pm. The last trip leaves at 08:00PM but this is bound straight to Cubao. Superlines has departures at 3:00PM, 4:00PM, and 9:00PM (San Andres to Cubao).

From San Andres bus terminal, you can take those bicycles with side cars called “padyak” to reach pier at Php20 per ride, but in reality, it depends on how generous you are because you will surely get an answer, “Bahala na po kayo” (all up to you) when you ask how much is the fare.

Once you arrive at the port of San Andres, you need to register first, pay the environmental fee of Php4 per head and enlist your name and other pertinent details on the boat’s manifesto. If you have a car there is a spacious parking lot right in front of the port office (Thats Php30 per vehicle for the whole duration of the stay)


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Alibijaban Island

Alibijaban Island is part of San Andres, Quezon Province, CALABARZON, Philippines



IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.


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