Hello, everyone! How are you? Summer has already passed, but I still can't get enough of it. It made me think about our last summer trip to Cebu, so today, I'll take you on a little tour. Let's go!
One of the places we visited was Cebu Safari, located in Carmen, Cebu. As soon as we arrived, I was amazed by how huge the place was. Before entering, we saw different kinds of animals displayed on the screens and posters, which made us even more excited for the adventure ahead.
After buying our tickets, we started strolling around the safari to get a closer look at the animals. The first ones we saw were the lions. Look at them! I think they were talking about us. Hehe. Next, we visited the donkey, and I even had the chance to touch it. Its fur felt a little rough, but it was still very cute.
As we continued exploring, we came across some colorful birds. They were so loud that it almost sounded like they were calling us. Then, I spotted another animal on the other side. I honestly forgot its name, but it looked like a mix between a sheep and a donkey. Do you know what animal it is? Let me know in the comments!
While walking around, I couldn't hide my amazement. The whole place felt like a real forest, surrounded by tall trees and lush green plants. It was so peaceful and refreshing. We also visited the area with aquatic life, where I got the chance to take a photo of a beautiful koi pond.
After walking for quite some time, our legs started to get tired, so we decided to sit down and enjoy the bird show. It was fun to watch the birds perform while we took a short break. Before leaving, I also took a picture of the safari map. Just look at how massive the whole place is!
Although this trip left us feeling tired, it also gave us wonderful memories that I'll always treasure. I truly hope I can visit Cebu Safari again someday because there's still so much more to explore.
Have you ever visited Cebu Safari? I'd love to hear about your experience!
Thank you so much for reading! Until the next story to be told.
– Anji
Photos are mine and edited in Canva.
