No Passport and Visa Required in Mirador Heritage and Eco Park Resemble Japan

Before my vacation going to Baguio City, I did my own research to see what the new places to visit. I came across from places that resemble Japan. 

We have friends we would like to travel together without having the funds might as well bring them a place. Just it is within our reach inside the Philippines.

The entrance fee is 100.00 pesos per person however if you're a senior citizen and child the rate is different.

No need to book ahead walk in are available.

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park is open at 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Carmina's birthdays wish for Mary Ann and Weng is to follow me at Mirador Heritage and Eco Park.

Carmina knew somewhat they would complain there is too many places to walk. Challenge is good for everyone. Later you'll want to keep walking seeing the nature and people you've passed by are taking pictures.

Upon entering you see a line thinking you need to go there finding out later it is just so you can take a picture with the shrine.

We had skipped it and went ahead walking down the pathway.

Each passageway I tried to take a photo may come across you need to take your turn from other people who want to take a picture.

Mary Ann kept telling us that she is tired there was chairs that you can seat on. I had informed Mary Ann she could wait there if she wanted too.

I teased her she need to do one hundred steps to make our 100.00 pesos of our entrance fee worth the price.

I walked away and kept seeing something interesting and it was on the shaded area.

Weng later said she wanted to stop because she felt the sun was hitting her face. It was getting hot, and I had removed my blazer and hung it on my bag.

My goal was to take a picture at the bamboo trees. I didn't have a map with me so I asked other people I've passed by where the location would be.

They have informed me, and I went straight reached too where I wanted to take pictures.

I had joked with Mary Ann and Weng my birthday wish is to take pictures at the bamboo tree.

Weng followed me and Mary Ann went on her own pace.

We began taking pictures of each other with the scenery. I walked away to see what else there was seeing other people in the area also taking pictures of themselves with their boyfriends. 

I went back after taking my photos and informing Mary Ann and Weng to come check it out.

Due in time we had to make sure we'll be able to head back because I had a lunch appointment with Mom Lolet. There would be no way to finish the Mirador Heritage and Eco Park.

I made Mary Ann lead the way for us to exit while taking our video. I wanted to let everyone see how nature looks within our reach and experience who don't have the chance.

I came across two girls and asked them to pass me. I knew Mary Ann was feeling tired and teased her by giving her motivation by saying I'll treat her for ice-cream or coffee. 

We had reached the top of where we had started.

TIPS:

1. Make sure you're wearing sneakers.
2. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a hat.
3. Camera/ Phone
4. Water
5. Sunglasses

There is a cafe inside for those who feel tired and want to get something to eat.

Parking is also available it is best to go in the morning because in the afternoon there is too many people.

NOTE:

Carmina is not selling or advertising for activities inside Mirador Heritage and Eco Park located in Baguio City, Philippines.

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