Bamboo Forest in Medellin
We went to Medellin’s very own Bamboo Forest after leaving Sa Dagat Beach Camp for the night. It is the newest attraction in Medellin, with the same fresh vibes from Japan and Korea.
On February 25, 2021, Governor Gwendolyn Garcia witnessed the ceremonial opening of the Medellin Bamboo Forest. For only 20 Pesos, you can spend the entire day taking pictures of the magnificent bamboo forest scenery.
This establishment truly offers a one-of-a-kind experience to everyone in town. The focal point of the bamboo is stunning!
| PROS | CONS |
|---|---|
| Parking space is adequate | Attractions inside are too few |
| There are food stalls outside | |
| There’s a good coffee shop nearby | |
| The entrance fee is cheap at 30 pesos | |
| The place is very beautiful | |
| Staffs are friendly |
Fees
Entrance Fee: 20 Pesos per head
Costume Rental: 100 Pesos per outfit for one-time use only
Parking Fee: 10 Pesos
What is the best way to get to Medellin Bamboo Forest?
Exact location: Brgy. Luy-a, Medellin, Northern Cebu – located just next to a well-known sugarcane plantation in Medellin.
By BUS: Take any bus or V-hire to Kawit, Medellin, from the North Bus Terminal. The bus fare is P180 per person, and the v-hire fare is P170 per person. Traveling by land takes 3-4 hours. Once in town, you can ride a tricycle to the Bamboo Forest.
Conclusion
This is the place to go if you just want to enjoy the scenery and atmosphere. It is a long journey from Cebu City to this place, but it is well worth the effort.
