The duration may vary depending on the age probably, but usually it will not take 6 hours the most.There are some eateries and carenderias in the place but not enough to provide for the bulk and influx of tourist.Īt most instance, locals witnesses daily the migration of thousands of fruit bats from the cave inside just before dark as they flew in drones going to Pampanga to eat and would normally return in the early morning. Individual or Group should register first before given a tour guide. To enter the park, strict observation of health protocol is still a must paricularly the visitors. Nowadays, San Miguel has low or even no reported Covid cases making it an alternative biking destination and eco-adventure destination for the city dwellers, making other nearby places such as Dona Remedios Tinidad as crowd drawer because of their falls and IG worthy photo spots overlooking mountain ranges. Inside are systems of rivers and trails of both historical and ecological importance as pre historic relucs were also found in the area.Pre Pandemic, the licals says tourist coyld go as high as thousand every weekend for it is only 80 km from Manila. It was declared a National park by then President Manuel Quezon.It consists of a cave network totalling to around 116 but only about 12 caves are open to tourist. The park also extends to the nearby munuciplalities of San Ildefonso and Dona Remedios Trinidad covering a total area of 2,117 hectares. They've had offer us an extreme adventure in an underground cave where they say there is a part where you have to swim in order reach the other end.Biak-na-Bato National Park is an important historical tourist destination located almost entirely within Brgy Biak-na-Bato in San Miguel,Bulacan from where it derives its name.

There are many more caves to explore in this park but time was limited. Have a guide for protection and to help the locals.

I suggest that you travel here on the dry season as the trail might get too slippery for you specially inside the caves. The pool of water is small and the rocks are slippery. This is the best place that the park can offer as the water is fresh and clear here unlike the water at the bottom of the trail. The guide will then lead you to a small falls behind the paniki cave if you want to dip in. And it sure is rocky as you enter the cave. A bit of stamina and endurance is needed for this trek. The caves are small and doesn't offer much but if you are into history, then this is a must. The Historical Cave Package is a trek to 4 caves that the katipuneros used for their rebellion.

The trail is dangerous to sum it up, but if you are looking for adventure, THIS IS A MUST! We took the Historical Cave Package and the Paniki Cave Package. Snakes, monkeys, slippery rocks, and some cliffs are waiting for you there, so be sure to have a guide. The park would never let you enter any of its parts without a guide but if you did managed to slip and enter, the staff won't be reliable on anything that might happen to you. and/or do spelunking but they are at different rendevous point. You can go on a trek up on their mountains - Mt. User ( 09:10) For Spelunking Experience Biak na Bato National Park is a vast park. User ( 14:38) Great place if you love trekking and caves. User ( 17:05) If your a nature lover and likes trecking then be ready. It is one tourist spot that stil needs a lot of development to attract more people and therefore generate significant revenue for local residents. User ( 08:53) This place should have more attention from the Department of Tourism. Recommended for nature lovers, large groups and small ones alike. User ( 22:42) Only 2 hrs from Manila, this national gem is offering great few hours trecks, guided tours with a taste of Philippine history woven into the various beautiful sites and caves along the route. Be careful when walking in the trail because its slippery and don't forget to bring water. Today they have tour guides to guide you from the different parts of the park. Last week I came there withy friends riding our bikes. I grew up going here for picnics and swimming with my friends and family. The community that manages the place is doing a great job. The restrooms at the main park need some repairs but hey, it's better than digging your latrine. What Others Say About This Business: User ( 09:32) Awesome eco tour experience! User ( 21:19) Good place, but still a bit Spartan.

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