Stores selling freshly picked lanzones from its trees...
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line the roads to Quezon.
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A miniature carabao-drawn cart greets us at the entrance.
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We all gather ourselves at the arrival area not expecting all the fun we will have later!
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First stop :
The Villa Escudero Museum
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The museum is awesome with all of its historic, religious, political and contemporary artifacts some even dating back to times before christ.
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After taking a tour of the museum, we saw the main residence of the Escuderos. Thereafter we took a ride on our carabao-drawn carriage to the main resort area.
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"Pogi" which means handsome in the local venacular...
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brings us to the main resort located beside the river...
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and the pool...
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Serenaders belt out Philippine folk songs...
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as Ti Ester and Ti Nora join and start off with their concert. hehe
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The serenaders are dressed in Philippine farmer costumes.
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It was fun riding a carabao-drawn carriage, but Seth and I prefer the Philippine jeepney.
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