Truly awful place that takes awful care of its animals. A baby croc had its mouth taped open for…read morepictures, three tigers were in cages barely large enough to walk around (behind a much larger and half decent enclosure) and a lioness with a large scab/injury on her ear. The lions, too, had far less room than healthy. Even the koi fish had sores and gross, bubbly cuts on their headsz Save your money, dont contribute to the abuse here. The farmed crocodiles were treated better than the zoo animals. (Not to mention the other guests, spitting at koi fish, jumping on top of enclosures, mocking an orangutan) Ive been to a at least a dozen zoos spanning three continents, this was by far the worst and most inhumane.

I recommended going especially if you have kids and they like animals. It's like any other zoo with…read moremany animals but, I do agree with the past review that the enclosures are small. It's not like the experience won't be worth it since there's also other activities that my family and I didn't try but, we were able to do a picture with the snake and baby crocodile. We also went to the butterfly house that was nearby. 10/10 experience for my family and I.

Rain or Shine, Still Divine!…read more If Mother Nature ever had a manicure, she probably went to Eden Nature Park. I came here with my brother and was honestly shooketh at how beautifully maintained this place is -- every tree, leaf, and blade of grass seems to have signed an NDA for perfection. It was raining cats, dogs, and probably a few frogs when we toured, yet the place still looked postcard-worthy. Hats off to whoever maintains this park -- because even in the downpour, it felt like we were walking through a live-action screensaver. Sadly, the Mangosteen and fruit trees decided to take a "personal year" and didn't bear fruit, but honestly, with all that lush greenery, I wasn't mad. Plus, we got to peek inside their greenhouse where they grow the veggies for Vista Restaurant, their farm-to-table buffet spot. Everything's organic -- which made me feel better about eating my third plate. For the thrill-seekers, there's Skypark, where you can ride a bike in the sky (secured by harnesses, don't worry) or go full hamster-mode in a giant metal cage that rolls you across platforms. I was this close to buying a ticket, but then the sky turned into a lightning rave. And look, I'm adventurous -- but not "electrocuted in midair while pretending to be a hamster" adventurous. Overall, I absolutely love Eden Nature Park -- the staff is nothing short of amazing and the place itself is next to magnificent. There are several stops in the tour, and every single one was a delight. Rain or shine, it's the kind of place that just fills your soul with peace (and your phone with photos). I highly, highly recommend coming here if you ever find yourself in this part of the Philippines. You'll leave refreshed, happy, and probably plotting your next visit before you even exit the gate.

I like going to Eden to relax and get close to nature. There are a lot of activities to do while…read moreimmersing yourself in the vast garden that they have set up. My kids like their playgrounds and finishing area (no one goes empty handed). I like the ambience and the breath of fresh air. They are situated on a high altitude and are surrounded by trees and many plants. The garden has been developed to become a resort for day and overnight visitors. I also like their food, especially the salad bar. They grow their own vegetables. They taste fresh and delicious!

Great family amusement park in the mountains. Food available, ranging from pasta, pizza, bbq and…read morecake. Shakes/milkshakes, sodas and bottled San Miguel beer.

We were staying at the Dahilayan resort so it was definitely a must to go to their adventure…read morepark!There's so much to do! So you have to pay for all the rides however there are packages where you can go on multiple things for a better price! There's things from ATVing, zip lining, bumper boats, and so much more! Can I just say, in regards to the ziplining, they make you feel safe! There are different ziplines which is the long and short distance, and one you can zip line with a partner on your side! One of my greatest experiences as it was my first time in the Philippines! Definitely going to come back!