Batis Aramin Sightseeing

After a notable and breathtaking (literal) trek at Kamay ni Hesus, isn’t it fair to reward yourself a cold dip and relax over a nature themed place as Batis Aramin? That’s maybe the reason why this resort was created located just across the street, few blocks away from Kamay ni Hesus compound, Lucban Quezon.

We were able to catch up the day tour rate of Pph100/pax though it was already past 6pm. We won’t stay long anyway since we still need to travel back to Lucena and catch up a bus ride to Gumaca for 1.5hours.

This sign is situated along the highway but you still need to walk down the vacant lot area to reach the gate. Approaching the gate, you will notice another Aramin hotel still under constructions.

As we enter, we were awed with the man-made lagoon used for kayak activities…

…and the wide colorful kiddie pool just along the walkway…

Heading straight is this pool area with man-made falls and ‘baging’ for playful kiddies. Imagine playing ‘Tarzan’ habang nkasabit ka sa baging tapos sa tubig ang bagsak mo. Hehe! ;)

Up in the hill is this building/ hotel for guests’ overnight accommodations. (We didn’t bother to scan though coz getting dark na). I think there are more accommodations hidden in this area, not just this building (read signage).

A jungle themed Aramin Hotel

Batis Aramin offers adventure camp too though di na nmin natry.

Day tour and Overnight rates...

We strolled again around lagoon area and discovered the more private and bermuda covered lawn behind it. There’s a single house at the far end corner but we don’t know if it’s for rent. Mini houses along lagoon area were obviously for rent.

A five-hour travel from Manila to Lucban, and a leg-breaking trek up Kamay ni Hesus…don’t you wish to just sit and relax and savor the beauty of the nature around you?

It’s dark already when we finally decided to leave and head home to Gumaca where we’ll to have family beach bonding the following day! ;)

Saying I had a blast is an understatement. With lunch over at Kamayan sa Palaisdaan, a blessed visit at Kamay ni Hesus and an hour stay at Batis Aramin with no one else but Gil, couldn't think of any other ways to celebrate birthday as meaningful as this! ;)