"Georeserve ay isang lugar na inalagaan at pinotrektahan ng higit sa labinlimang taon na ngayon. Ang pagkakaroon sa pakikitungo sa isang napakaraming bilang ng mga illegal loggers, quarries, at iba pa, ito ay naging isang hamon, ngunit sa huli ng isang makabuluhan at pagtupad . Ngayon, kami ay nasasabik na ibahagi ang aming pagmamahal para sa mga lugar ito. Umaasa kami na makikita mo ang isang bagay na espesyal tulad ng ginawa namin. "
SAPOT
-binuo at hinubog na hawig sa isang napakalaking spider wed sa itaas ng isang peak ng Mt. Masungi
PINAGPATONG
Ang rock formation na ito na mistulang pinagpatong - patong na higanteng bato ay talaga namang nakakamangha.
DUYAN
A giant rope hammock - parang isang napakalaking duyan sa taas ng bundok.
LAMBAT
The first rope course that visiting groups will encounter in Masungi is a rope net that allows them to climb a rock wall and onto the rest of the conservation.
Masungi’s name originates from masungki, referring to the jagged rocks gracing its landscape. Within its property, species of flora and fauna endemic to the Philippines are being protected. The Luzon cloud rat and the guyabero are nocturnal and are rarely seen by visitors, but plants such as the jade vine and the wisteria can be enjoyed by those who go through the trail.
Reservations must be made in advance – in some cases, months, due to Masungi’s growing popularity. The site is limited to 4 groups per day, in order to preserve the area and to better control foot traffic.
If you’re coming from Manila, driving to Masungi on a weekend morning will be incredibly convenient. The area is easily accessible via Marcos Highway, and with no traffic, will take around an hour to an hour and a half.
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