Dead Forest

The dead forest or the water forest is really unique, we came here on the recommendation of the guide. The Silent Forest is near Aklan Beach, and you can come here by walking along the beach. There are only some dark and rotten tree stumps and roots, but we really like the weird atmosphere and mysterious atmosphere here. We took the time to take a lot of photos here! The tour guide also told us a lot of stories about supernatural powers and some strange events that happened here. There must be many good spots for eco-tourism from Boracay to mangroves!

The ticket itself is not too expensive, and it is only a few yuan for the Chinese, but in terms of entering, it is not worth it. The inside is a pool of stagnant water representing death, forests, and plants. In fact, it is found in many places in the Philippines. With such aquatic plants, it is better to find some coconuts to drink nearby.

The mangrove forest here is also more famous. In fact, there is not much difference in the so-called mangrove forest, but after all, come and take a look. There are not many people who come with group tours.

A super boring scenic spot, adults charge 50 pesos, children charge 20 pesos, it is actually a water creature. After a long area, the locals built a sightseeing water road with bamboo. You have to pay a fee to go in and visit, and there are many vendors selling local fruits and snacks at the door.

I am here to correct Ctrip's location for this attraction. I hope that we will not take medicine like us in the future. It is not near Puka Beach as Ctrip said. Not here or not. Two directions. We followed Luca to navigate, and there was no way at all. After asking a few passers-by, they all said that this place is called mangroves, between s2 and s3. The tutu driver will know. Don't trust the location indicated by Ctrip.