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Hidden Valley Springs

Laguna, Alaminos, Philippines
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At one end of the valley is a rock wall framing a secluded waterfalls. Nature lovers will definitely enjoy a respite in this valley, either by spending time in its soda pools or simply taking a leisurely stroll around to commune with nature. Buffet lunch and snacks are served for the day's visit at the resort.

A private resort that boasts of virgin forests, century old trees, giant ferns, wild orchids, and a hidden waterfall which is a sight to behold.

The resort is 72 kilometers from Manila and features cluster cottages for those who wish to stay overnight.

Several natural spring pools are available for dipping to guarantee a well day spent. Meals include Buffet Lunch and Afternoon Snacks (Merienda).

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