Residence Inn

I loved the view and our visit. It’s actually a zoo called Paradizoo. There isn’t a huge amount of space, so there aren’t many animals, but they have tigers, a lion, sheep, monkeys, birds, and others. There are two restaurants inside, one Filipino and one samgyup, where you can eat.

The place is peaceful, though maybe that’s because we went on a weekday. Admission is P250, basically covering both the zoo and the nice overlooking view. It’s a decent zoo for a first visit to one. The cable car ride or zip line along the cliff costs P150, which is cheap, but it lasts under 20 seconds because of the cable distance.

There are souvenir shops, restaurants, and a shop selling magic tricks, including magic cards, a burning wallet, and little balls that turn into a stick, among other things. We had a very good experience. The crews were accommodating, and there are lots of animals, including a miniature horse, camel, white tiger, camouflage tiger, and lion. We also took a selfie with the tourist police.

Some visitors tease and agitate the animals, especially the tigers, and the signs around the park don’t do much to stop it. The entrance fee is fair, and you can get a discount through Klook. Park amenities are affordable, so you can enjoy feeding the animals.