Rainforest Park Pasig

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Bawal! Prohibited! Sign at the mini Japanese Garden

I’m currently handcuffed on my new job so I think I won’t be able to have any major travels until the end of the year. So trying to find a decent weekender getaway would be my challenge now. And what better way to start would be my neighborhood. Just a short tricycle ride worth 40 pesos for special trip or a jeepney ride to Stella Maris is Pasig then a tricycle worth 7 pesos will take you to one of the neat attractions in Pasig in the Mercedes area – The Rainforest Park.

At the Butterfly Garden

At the Butterfly Garden

The Rainforest Park was fully developed three years ago by Mayor Eusebio. It was a gift to Pasigueños that’s why there are no entrance fees here. The Park itself cost about 2 million pesos to maintain daily if I was informed correctly, but the Mayor said that Pasig have enough funds to still make the park free for everyone. The first time I actually went here a couple of years ago, I never expected it to be so grand. The place was well manicured and maintained. The landscaping was great and the place is clean. And two years after, there were additional stuffs there like the new adventure section where you can wall climb and some trashers and bikers can do some ramps.

The Amphitheater

The Amphitheater

The park isn’t high end, but for a park which has a little bit of everything from playgrounds, gardens, fitness centers, swimming pools, mini zoos. It’s worth checking out. From the entrance, you’ll get to see the Butterfly Garden first inside the mini Japanese Garden. There’s this amusing sign at one of the pagodas there though prohibiting indecent acts. Haha. Since the garden is covered with shrubs, people may be caught here doing something isn’t for public eyes to see. Anyways, just there is the butterfly Garden best seen early morning when new butterflies hatch. By the afternoon, their numbers would have dwindled already.

An Ostrich at the Mini Zoo

An Ostrich at the Mini Zoo

Walking on the right path passing by the central Fitness Center Gym you’ll be on the path towards the Children’s Playground and Senior Citizens Park (hey there’s a playground for the old folks?!) which is really cool, a place where the elderlies could walk around. Also if you continue you’ll get to the amphitheater. I remember some morning show being held here.

Walk through waterfall

Walk through waterfall

Continuing from there still on the right, you’ll pass by the Botanical Garden, then the mini zoo. There’s also the man made lake there which has a nice landscaped garden. Really nice. There are more animals around the area from monkeys, chimpanzees, ostrich, and aviary as well. Unfortunately though we didn’t have a chance to get into the aviary and the petting zoo at that time since they only open from 9am to 3pm. The sign said that the “Animals have to Rest“. Tsk tsk. The price of stardom in the zoo.

At the botanical garden

An orchid at the botanical garden

Other facilities included are the usual basketball, tennis, badminton courts and swimming pool. The swimming pool looks great with really nice slides. I should try the pool sometimes. Picnic is really ideal, the breeze is really good and there are enough trees for cover.

The Train

The Train

What I’m really amused with is the new Train which goes around the whole park! Unfortunately the train isn’t operational at that time but the Train itself is really cool! It looks like a giant toy! Geez I’m excited to ride it. Hopefully next time I get back I can ride this train. Hehe. :D

For more and larger pictures of the park, head of to the gallery.

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“Rainforest Park Pasig”

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  • Hi Ferdz, what’s the address of Pasig Rainforest Park?

  • actually, im a 1st year student at pasig city science high school .. beside rainforest park .. the park dont allow night swimming but you can ask the guards in the gate if you want more accurate answers .. btw try visiting rainforest again, you’ll find it more attractive than before .. :D and about the sign in the first picture …. hmmm there are some who are still violating it :D .. ENJOY!

  • i saw this place’s Ad on YTV and was amazed by its beauty… i would like to inquire about the following: entrance fee for adults and children below 10 years old… can bring ba food for lunch and snacks.. if we decided to stay overnight how much will it cost us (cottage rent… outdoor table) exact location of the park… how to go there if we originate in sta. cruz…would appreciate it very much if you reply to this

  • Good Morning! Mag inquire kami about Pasig Rainforest Park coz may gagawin kaming field trip this coming Feb. 26,2010.
    And we want to visit your vicinity. We would like to know more about it, especially the entrance fee or the other fees we will going to pay. Hope to hear from you asap. Thank you.

  • hi! i heard mganda jan sa rainforest beach resort.we want to go there can u give us direction pg galing kmi ng SM STA.MESA?PLS..POST THE ANSWER we really want to go there.and how much really the entrance fee?whole family po kc kami pu2nta.

  • Very Informative…. Good Work. Come to think of it,, it was always right under my nose di ko pa alam. Susugod kami ngayong week end sa rain forest… LOL….. Nice pics……………..

  • pano ba pumunta sa pasig rainforest? we’re from pandacan. what’s the address? hope someone could give me directions. after seeing that in gma, gustong-gusto na ng anak kong pumunta dyan. thanks.

  • I would really take time to visit this park this weekend.. Maganda parin ba sya till now? Sana nmn heheh.

  • uhm ask ku lng pede ba mag photo shoot sa rain forest?

  • kumusta n ba ang skate park sa rainforest hindi na ba pinag akasayahan ng pera ng gobyerno natin. Namimis ko ng mag bike pero wala nman malaruan

  • Hello,

    Ask ko lng kung magkanu ung rate sa badminton court?my entrance fee rin po ba? and ung cost din dun sa ibang mga facilities? Also, can you provide us ung contact details nyo para makatawag din kme.

    Thanks!

  • Ang ganda ng place..I think mgnda mgpicnic jan ang buong pamilya..Mg eenjoy jan ang mga bata..Government developed b to?

  • Sa mga nagtatanong ng direction and contact information, will just paste here yung isa sa mga nag-comment dito and also provided me info (especially contact#). Next time backread na lang to prevent repetitive inquiry.

    Rainforest Swimming Pool – 6284291
    Rainforest Fitness Center – 6425280
    Rainforest Tennis Club –

    From Libis, Eastwood –
    Commuters : ride a jeep going Ever, De Castro, Jennys, Tramo ( C. Raymundo). Stop at Tramo or Jennys, then Special ride of
    tricycle to Rainforest Park.
    with own car : U turn at Ortigas Ext. (IPI) going Rosario, right turn at Tramo ( after Rosario Church), left turn at F. Legaspi St.
    (after St. Therese Hospital and South Star Drug Store), straight ahead, Market Avenue, Parkwood, Lan Gas Station,
    Jennys Extension, Pasig Science High School, then Rainforest Park.

    Hope this helps.

  • magpost naman po kayo ng add myo ung complete then contact number pls… may activity kami this coming jan 26 we want to know more about the place….thanks god bless

  • can we celebrate christening here? thanks…

  • hi,just want to know hw to get there in rain forest pasig pag galing ka valenzuela cause i want it to spend my bday…there pls…

  • hello, magkano po ang entrance fee dito?? may discount po ba pag ka student kasi mag conduct kami ng tourguiding activity dito thanks ….

    wala ba silang contact number

    • Rainforest park is free

  • Need urgent response. My daughter will be celebrating her 1st birthday this coming September, does this park have party venues (INDOOR)? if does, how much for a package? Been looking all over the net for an affordable (but worth it) party venues. Thanks!

    • Hi Mark! Kindly contact them directly :D

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