Shercon Resort and Ecology Park

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Summer couldn't get any better when you get to spend it with happy and yes, funny people. Our whole company went to Shercon Resort and Ecology Park in Batangas for our Rest and Recreation Activity. Remember the feeling when you were a kid and you had your field trip for the very first time? That's how it felt!

Photo by Shainne Hostalero
 This is the view from our room's veranda. The place was really serene and you might want to relocate there when you first set your foot on the resort ground. The almost 3-hour travel time was all worth it. 

Photo by Ms. Cherry Asuncion, RP, RGC
We tried so many activities like Zipline, Rappelling, Wall Climbing and Maze. This is the photo of the maze we conquered. Almost 20 of us went in and it took us no more than 30 minutes, I guess. Hahaha! It's not easy like how it really looks, nonetheless, it was of the funniest experience we had at the resort. Good thing the tour guides gave us a hint on how we can finish the maze because if not, we might have been stuck there for an hour or so. Hehe

Photo by Shainne Hostalero
 This is the last photo I took while having our merienda before leaving the place. It was breathtaking.
It resembles Baguio, Philippines and Arkansas, US.

I still have so many photos during the trip that our beloved SAs took of - the other areas of the resort and of course, our happy faces during the games, the resort tour and the travel.

Aside from the beautiful place, the food was great, too. Kudos to the organizers of the trip! It was a fun-filled day from dusk 'til dawn.

Location: Shercon Resort and Ecology Park
                 Brgy. San Sebastian, Mataas na Kahoy
                 Batangas, Philippines
Date:        April 24, 2015

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