“Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort”, an ecotourism complex located in the province of quezon, en Philippines, is the host of a most exotic restaurant, «Labassin Waterfall Restaurant”. In Spanish, “The Cascadas de Labasin Restaurant”, world-renowned thanks to the unique experience it offers its guests. Enjoy rural Filipino cuisine next to a beautiful waterfall while you soak your feet in the water. If you like to travel, this place will surprise you with the charm it boasts, intrinsically linked to its history. Keep reading!
"Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort" houses a unique restaurant
El «resort» it is actually a self-employed coconut plantation. It was founded at the end of the XNUMXth century by Don Plácido Escudero and his wife Doña Claudia Marasigan. His heir built the first hydroelectric plant in operation in the country which served to supply his dry coconut factory and Villa Escudero (build in 1929). In 1981 the second heirs opened the property to the public. Since then, it is one of the favorite tourist destinations of Filipinos and, increasingly, it is very attractive to foreign visitors.
Villa Escudero represents the Filipino country life in its fullest. Eat the traditional Filipino-style buffet lunch kamayan (food that is eaten with the hands in the family style in the Philippine country), under the freshness that a natural waterfall. Watch the show Philippine native dances, almost forgotten in many regions. Sleep in accommodations made with natural bamboo that favor the Natural ventilation while listening to the sound of the birds and the current of the river.
Ultimately, “The Cascadas de Labasin Restaurant” is a unique gastronomic experience just two hours de Manila. In addition, the price per night of the rooms in this former plantation converted into "resort" They are not exorbitant as we might think. The price per night ranges from $122 the most basic room and the $205 the presidential suite for two people. In addition, the complex has a museum private which houses a large collection of antiques. It is perfect to spend a day immersed in Philippine culture in all its senses, "cuisine, clothing, customs and natural beauty".
