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Albay - Ziplining at Ligñon Hill, Legazpi City


Aside from the spectacular and majestic view of the Mayon Volcano that Ligñon Hill offers, there are various fun-filled and thrilling outdoor activities that can be done here. One is the zip line which I promised myself to do if I will be given the chance to visit Legazpi City again. I finally had the chance to ride Ligñon Hill's zip line on my 2nd visit to City last September 15, 2011. Regardless of the gloomy weather, I am just so excited and ready to try it out.


I believe that riding a Zip line is a test of one's bravery as you put your life in line by sliding through a cable wire. The park's zip line rises at 160 meters from the ground and around 360 meters long (combined). Back and forth ride costs PHP 200 which affords a stunning view of the Mayon Volcano. It is quite short compared to my previous zip line experiences in Tagaytay Ridge and at Dahilayan Adventure Park, but still it was a thrilling experience!



Adventure junkies will really have a time of their lives here as they slide down the cable with the spectacular view of the Mayon Volcano. Too bad, Mayon didn't showed up! Hehehe!


I highly recommend this for first-timers as it is a very easy ride compared to other zip lines in the country. It's an exhilarating experience! Believe me, you wouldn't know how enjoyable it is unless you try, right?




Note: The zip line fee of 200 pesos includes 1 printed photo from their official photographer. Extra photo is at 50 pesos each.


Tweet: @adventuristaako : I just did the 360m zipline in Ligñon Hill.. Wahhhaha!


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14 comments :

  1. cool. i tried the zipline and the rappelling too. the zipline had a fantastic view of the mayon, but the rappelling was a disappointment. :)

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  2. @lakbay philippines - wow! nice naman! I wanted to try the rapelling also but it's dangerous daw at that time since masyadong malakas ang ulan... thanks po! :)

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  3. Hindi ko pa na-try ang mag zipline. Parang nakakalula. :D

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  4. buti at meron na rin diyan sa lignon. dagdag activity pagkatapos umakyat.

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  5. We tried ziplining here at night when Mayon was having tantrums, it was a bit crowded because it was over the Christmas holidays and there were media men covering Mayon's eruption.

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  6. I've run up to Lignon Hill a few years ago together with police recruits. There was no zipline yet. This must be a recent development.

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  7. @empi - you should try it! it's a nice experience! :)

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  8. @dong ho - yeah, it's an added attraction sa pag akyat ng ligñon hill... thanks Dom!

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  9. @lakwatsera de primera - I've been to the city for 3 times already, ironically, never pa ako nag spend ng gabi dyan... hehehe!!! Thanks Claire!

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  10. @Aleah - may 1 year na cguro yan... i saw it na last year eh, pero last month ko lang cya na-try... hehehe! thanks Aleah...

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  11. sama mo naman ako sa gala mo hehe... i love to travel din kasi... sa january may sinulog pupunta ka ba don? baka pwede makisama hehe parang takot ako mag-isa... nakakapag travel lang ako because of work related... just email me at pinoysaearth@gmail.com thanks po

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  12. @P S E (Pinoy Sa Earth) - kaya mo yan! u just need to get out of your comfort zone... sorry po, pero di ako masyadong pumupunta ng mga festivals eh, dami kasi tao... :)

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  13. hi pano po magcommute dito galing manila

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    1. just take a plane or a bus bound for Legaspi City...

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