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Climbing Tip : How to get to Daraitan in Tanay Rizal


Daraitan is a trekking destination nestled within the Sierra Madre mountain range in Tanay Rizal. Last June 2010, my mountaineering group, the Sosyal Klaymers and our friends from the other group enjoyed 2-days of camping, river trekking, rock climbing, swimming, cam whore-ing and spelunking. (click here for the related blog post)

If you're up for this kind of adventure, here's how you can get there.

1. From Shaw Boulevard, take a jeepney bound for Tanay Rizal. Travel time is around 1.5 to 2 hours, fare is approximately Php 50 pesos.

2. Get off at Tanay Public Market and proceed to the jeepney terminal located at the back. Take the jeepney going to Brgy. Daraitan, fare is around Php 60 pesos. Travel time is about an hour. You can also rent the whole jeepney for Php 1,500 pesos.

The Tanay-Daraitan route has scheduled trips at 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM from the terminal in Tanay Market and at 9:00 AM and after lunch from Daraitan.

3. Upon reaching Brgy. Daraitan, look for the Barangay Hall and have yourselves registered in the logbook, pay Php 10.00 pesos each as registration fee. Guides are also available here for Php 250 pesos per guide.

Rates and fares are correct at the time of visit.


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20 comments :

  1. nice adventure pare... gusto ko yung rock climbing...
    anu yung cam whoring? hehe

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    1. Walang katapusang pagpipicture = cam whoring

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  2. @Moks - it's a term we use to explain yung ka-adikan namin sa pictures... hehehe!!!

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  3. wow nice, lapit lang toh samin :) next time punta kami dito... salamat :D

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  4. The last time i was in Daraitan was years and years ago (i think it was 25 years ago). I guess i need to go back there again and see Daraitan again!

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  5. Ano yung spelunking?

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  6. naranasan din nmin tawid buhis buhay sa ilog na iyan .. sobrang panalo experience..

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  7. i think this is so much fun..love3 ko to..

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  8. Sir... May campsite po ba dito?? Thanks.. ---santos

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  9. Galing kami dyan last saturday..,maganda yung ilog.,malinis,masarap maligo..pero sa kasarapan ng ligo.,may patay na aso sa ilog at inuuuod na..ahunan ng mga tao..kakawalang gana.,sana magkusa nalang mga residente para dayuhin ang lugar nila..

    Nag-interisado ako dun sa mga bundok..,makakaakyat din ako sa isa sa mga tuktok nyan minsan..

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    1. Kaylan po ba mag pa reserve kapag pupunta dyan?

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  10. hi ask ko lang if do you have any contact para sa jeep na pede i-rent from Tanay to Daraitan ? thank's !

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  11. Sir. May contact po kayo dun na jeep from tanay going to daraitan na pde i-rent ? Or any update kung magkano na ang rent ng jeep from tanay to daraitan ! thank's .

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  12. hi ask ko lang if do you have any contact para sa jeep na pede i-rent from Tanay to Daraitan ? thank's !

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  13. Optional b ung guide o required? Ska paupdate po kung 250 parin kc i heard 500 or 750

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  14. Optional po b ung guide o required? Pwde pong paupdate kung 250 parin po ang rate ng tour guide?

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  15. Nice Article. I hope someday mabisita ko din ang Mt. Daraitan :) Safe ba dito? Wala pa bang reported incident dito? Thanks

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  16. Guide is P500/day + P250 if doing overnight summit climb/camping + if you ask them to porter for you, it will be an additional fee (usual porter rate is P300 one way).

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  17. meron ba pwdng pag rentahan ng tent dun?! and how much

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