For how many months of staying here in Cebu, I've only visited some of its good places and i'm still craving for more eye-fulfilling sites and sceneries that will feed the adventurous side of me. I've asked one of my Cebu friends where would be the next good place to visit and she strongly recommended to visit Sirao garden in Busay which wondered me why and got a reply from her of "Just go".
How to get there:
We rode a habal-habal motorcycle at JY Lahug with a fare of 150 pesos back and forth (don’t be fooled by drivers asking for overpriced fare) and took us around 30mins of travel time.
Upon arriving at the place, it did not seem to look as how it was on the photos that we saw. It was a little bit small but the view and the colorful flowers (almost plastic-like) were worth the travel.
Entrace fee is Php30.00 and you can now start taking picture-perfect photos for instagram/facebook and other social media accounts.
Most of the flowers planted were Celosia which yielded red, pink, orange and yellow colors which when bloomed in rows resembles fire. Celosia is Greek for “burning.”
How to get there:
We rode a habal-habal motorcycle at JY Lahug with a fare of 150 pesos back and forth (don’t be fooled by drivers asking for overpriced fare) and took us around 30mins of travel time.
Upon arriving at the place, it did not seem to look as how it was on the photos that we saw. It was a little bit small but the view and the colorful flowers (almost plastic-like) were worth the travel.
Entrace fee is Php30.00 and you can now start taking picture-perfect photos for instagram/facebook and other social media accounts.
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| with travel buddy Michelle ;) |
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| Mini windwill. Amsterdam feels. |
After Sirao Garden, we headed to TEMPLE OF LEAH, which added us an additional 50pesos each to our habal-habal driver. Our total fare was 200pesos each.
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