Torres Farm and Resort: Getting Around the World in Naic, Cavite

Meghy — Tue, 11 Feb 2020 18:41:10 +0000

If travelling the world is one of your wildest dream but money and time won’t allow you for now, visiting Torres Farm and Resort would pretty much give you “the same” excitement as they showcase replicas of the world’s famous landmarks. Torres Farm and Resort is a private resort in Brgy. Sabang in the town of Naic, Cavite and it’s just an hour or two away from Manila!

How to Go to Torres Farm and Resort:

From Manila

Ride a bus bound to Naic, Ternate or Maragondon (Cavite) and tell the driver to drop you off on Mcdo Naic. These bus terminals bound to Cavite are on Coastal Mall in Parañaque and in Pasay. Upon reaching Naic, look for a tricycle that will take you directly in the resort. Fare will be P30 each.

From Dasmariñas

From Pala-Pala, ride a jeepney bound to Tejero. Jeepney terminal is beside 7-Eleven Pala-Pala and fare is P32 each. Upon reaching Tejero, ride a bus or mini-bus bound to Naic. Fare will be P25 each. Drop off on Mcdo Naic and charter a tricycle going to the resort.

Getting Around the Resort:

Upon reaching Torres Farm and Resort, you have to pay a P180 entrance fee (picture taking only) and a bracelet will be provided as a ticket. From there, you can start your little journey around the globe.

Windmill of Amsterdam

Windmills are icons of the landscapes of Amsterdam.

Eiffel Tower of Paris, France

One of the world’s most famous structure in the most romantic city, Paris.

Moai Structures of Easter Island, Chile

Moai are human figures carved by the Rapa Nui people of Easter Island between 1250-1500.

Stonehenge of England

Prehistoric monument found in Wiltshire, England.

Arab Pool

One of my favorite spot on the resort. Who would not love to swim with an Arab Palace as the background?

Statue of Liberty of New York

Iconic structure in New York Harbor which is a figure of Roman liberty goddess.

Pyramid of Egypt

Egypt is known for their pyramids that were built as tombs for their ancient pharaohs.

Santorini, Greece

The building is inspired by Santorini’s Cycladic architecture. Known for their white-painted walls and blue dome.

Garden of Morning Calm of South Korea

A botanical garden located in the East of Seoul.

Leaning Tower of Pisa

A freestanding bell tower known for its nearly four-degree lean.

Merlion of Singapore

A symbol of Singapore with a body of a fish and a lion’s head.

Philippine Villa and Pool

Castle of Disneyland Hong Kong

Aya Sophia Temple of Istanbul, Turkey

This resort is perfect for family outings and barkada trips. Choose from their series of themed-pools and enjoy a dip on it. Check-ins, check-outs, and other hotel queries can be done on their tourism office which they set as an airport. It really looks like a boarding area on an airport with screens that flashes boarding gates!

The resort has their own food hub called “Garden Cafe” so food would not be a problem. It’s such a good place to eat as you can have a fresh air, a relaxing garden ambiance while eating a sumptuous meal.

Here are the current rates of the resort:

The resort is open from 8am-11pm everyday but make sure to check their page because there might be announcements regarding resort’s availability. For inquiries and reservations, you can directly message them as well on their Facebook Page. Here’s the link.

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Goshen Resort and Hotel: A Roman-inspired resort in Bamban, Tarlac

Meghy — Tue, 24 Sep 2019 01:17:42 +0000

Goshen Resort and Hotel made a social media craze since it debuted on the public last 2017. The resort is inspired by Roman architecture and has a “colosseum-like” structure as its main attraction. Visiting the place would give you a feeling of stepping on the grounds of Rome, Italy without spending a thousand pesos just to get there. The place is located in Bamban, Tarlac just a few minutes ride from Clark, Pampanga or around 2-hour ride from Manila. Due to its accessibility, having a day tour or a quick weekend trip is really possible.

How To Get There?

From Manila, ride a Dau bound bus (Victory Liner, Five Star, Solid North etc.) from Cubao and drop off at Dau Bus Terminal. Fare will be P152. Upon arriving at Dau Bus Terminal, walk through McArthur Hiway and ride a jeepney bound to Bamban (just look for a jeepney that has “Bamban” signage). Just tell the driver to drop you off at Brgy. Lourdes and fare will be P20 each. Upon dropping off, you can rent a tricycle that will bring you directly to Goshen Resort and Hotel. Fare will be P70 for one way.

Fees and Operating Hours:

Entrance fee and swimming pool access

Adult- P250

Kids- P200

Ocular Visit

P150 which P50 is consumable in Cafe Roma and Royal Bar

Day Tour– 9am-5pm

Night Tour– 5pm- 10pm

Room Rates:

Resort Room

Standard Room- P5,500 (4 pax)

Suite- P7,500 (4 pax)

Hotel Room

Standard Room- P3,000 (2 pax)

Standard Family Room- P5,500 (4 pax)

Deluxe Family Room- P11,000 (8 pax)

Premium Room

Family Suite- P7,500 (4 pax)

Standard Suite- P4,000 (2 pax)

Presidential Suite- P17,000 (12 pax)

AOD Presidential- P20,000 (4 pax)

RG Deluxe Room- P15,000 (6 pax)

RG Family Room- P10,000 (4 pax)

Bluehouse- P8,000 (4 pax)

Penthouse- P8,000 (4 pax)

Others

Guesthouse- P12,500 (8 pax)

Bunkhouse- P8,000 (16 pax)

Dorm Type- P4,000 (8 pax)

Cottages

Cottages rental ranges from P500-P3,500 depending on the size of the cottages.

Note: Prices are subject to change without prior notice

Getting Around Goshen Resort and Hotel:

Every corner of this resort is picturesque so getting around the vicinity is quite overwhelming.Their main attraction is what they call “Dambana ni Yahweh” which is the structure inspired by the famous Colosseum or Flavian Amphitheater in Rome, Italy. It has engraved words on it that states “Makes His Praise Glorious”. They have these Roman-inspired columns, a bridge and Roman gladiator sculptures around the place that is perfect for your photo ops.

They also have swimming pools that you can enjoy. Around its pools are cottages that you can rent, Roman-inspired columns and their Royal Bar. Taking a dip on its waters would make you feel like taking a bath in Europe.

Another main attraction on the resort is what they called “Ancient of Days” or AOD which is a structure inspired by the Lord of The Ring’s ASMR-Rivendell which is a perfect venue for celebrations such as wedding. The view from above is scenic as you can see the mountains from afar and said to be a perfect spot for sunset viewing. Engraved on its facade is “In Aeternum Te Amabo” which means “My Love for you will last until eternity” making the place extra romantic. It has an iron throne as well inspired from Game Of Thrones that will add to your Instagram worth photos.

Once you get tired of roaming around the resort, you can take a rest and enjoy a sumptuous meal on their very own, Cafe Roma. The cafe is beautiful and imagine taking a drink while having a nice-looking view of colosseum and AOD, a moment you should look forward to.

Overall, visiting Goshen Resort and Hotel would be worth it especially for those who wants to take a break and relax over the weekend. It’s such a bonus to relax and enjoy its ambiance while seeing its sinuous and alluring Roman-inspired constructions. Take a visit and be amazed on the beauty that awaits you!

Other Things To Know Before Going:

Day swimming is from 9am to 5pm while night swimming is from 5pm-10pm
Proper swimming attire is required when using their pools
They also have other activities such as ATV
The resort is located in Brgy. Lourdes, Bamban, Tarlac
You can contact them through their email address: goshenresortandhotel@gmail.com
For booking and inquiries you can contact them as well on these contact numbers: 09267857787 (Globe) 09432281605 (Sun) 09227018747 (Sun)
There are still ongoing constructions on the area so better watch out for your safety
You can go on their official websites for further details: Here’s the link

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