Torres Farm and Resort

Introduction

Torres Farm and Resort is a private resort located at Barangay Sabang in the municipality of Naic in the province of Cavite. It is widely considered as the happiest place in Cavite and it is just 40 kilometers away from Picnic Grove and SM Mall of Asia. Torres Farm and Resort has a size of 14 hectares and is owned by Mr. Eric Baylosis and Mrs. Anna Rabtsun Baylosis. The tourist attractions inside the Torres Farm and Resort are the mini version of the Eiffel Tower, The Great Pyramid of Giza, The Pantheon, Santorini, Taj Mahal, Sydney Opera House, Hong Kong Disneyland, Statue of Liberty, Central Park, Merlion Park, Netherlands Windmill, Moai Statue, Legoland, Urban Light LACMA, Modern Bahay Kubo, Stonehenge, Traditional Japanese House, Korean Garden, Christmas Village, Igloo, Cabin House, Gingerbread House, Victorian Blue House, Dubai Villa, Big Ben, Sultan Palace, Bethlehem and Great Wall of China.

According to its history, Torres Farm and Resort was opened in the year 2016 as a starting business of Mr. Eric Baylosis and Mrs. Anna Rabtsun Baylosis. Prior to the opening, the place used to be a vast field, mango farm, and basketball court and later the place was developed into a resort. Two months after the opening, the resort was getting good feedback on social media accounts. Then after a few years, Mr. Eric Baylosis and Mrs. Anna Rabtsun Baylosis established a mini replica of the famous landmark around the world inside the Torres Farm and Resort to give tourists and vacationists a chance to experience the famous destination without obtaining a passport or visa. For this reason, Torres Farm and Resort has gained attention from famous travel shows in the Philippines and years later it was turned into a major tourist attraction in the province of Cavite. Presently, Torres Farm and Resort features more than 30 different attractions. So if traveling the world is one of your ferocious dreams but money and time won’t allow you for now then visiting Torres Farm and Resort would pretty much give you the identical excitement as the resort displays replicas of the world’s famous landmarks.

Name: Torres Farm and Resort
Location: Governor’s Drive, Barangay Sabang, Naic, Cavite, Philippines
Features: a mini version of the world-famous landmark

My trip to Torres Farm and Resort

After we had our lunch at the Acienda Designer Outlet Mall near the Emilio Aguinaldo Highway, our group decided to visit the Torres Farm and Resort. After one hour of road trip, we arrived at the resort around 1:20 pm. We paid the necessary entrance fee at the arrival destination and the staff gave us a bracelet as a ticket after that, we started roaming around. The first attraction we see is the Moai Statue which is a tall sculpture made out of volcanic rock. Each member of the group is positioned on the side of each statue and from there we have our group picture taken.

Just beside the Moai Statue, we can see the I Love Torres Farm theme signage with a small replica of the Mayon Volcano on the right side. Then as we continued walking we spotted the well-known windmill in the Netherlands and the iconic Eiffel Tower in France surrounded by gaslight-inspired lampposts which are very common in Paris. So each member of the group lined up to take solo pictures at this Instagramable spot. Afterward, we see the old Greece that dominated much of the Mediterranean region thousands of years ago. One of the main attractions is the Santorini which is famous for its white-painted walls and architecture that gives dramatic views and stunning sunsets from Oia village.

After a few minutes, we spotted the Sydney Opera House which is one of the famous landmarks in Australia and is known for hosting symphony concerts, music shows, and choir performances. On the other side, we see some friendly ducks that look like they are in their natural habitat. After that, we spotted the Cottage of the Seven Dwarfs which is one of the locations featured in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Just beside it, we can see the eye-catching Disneyland in Hongkong and for this reason, we have another group picture in the inspired castle in the resort. A few blocks away we spotted the notable Merlion Park which is a symbol of Singapore with the body of a fish and a lion’s head. So we take our time and have solo pictures at the right angle while sightseeing at the vast resort.

Then we continued walking and we found the majestic Statue of Liberty in New York which is a figure of a Roman goddess of freedom and liberty. At the back of the statue is a manifold of high-rise colorful buildings. To the right side, we can see the Great Pyramid of Giza which is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world because of its precise engineering and grand size. It was built in Egypt as tombs for their ancient pharaohs. After we were done taking pictures, we bought some food and refreshments because at that time the weather was sizzling hot.

Anyway, after a few minutes, we go to our next attraction which is the Christmas Village. The village looked so lovely, and realistic and the design of the houses was fabulous that I thought I was really in a foreign country. The only thing missing is the snow but we enjoy exploring the whole village. Next, we go to the Taj Mahal which is an ivory-marble mausoleum and is the number one tourist attraction in India. After that, we explored other attractions and later we decided to call it a day, and as much as we wanted to explore the whole resort, the scorching heat was unbearable. Anyway, I’ve traveled the world in one day without a visa or passport and I have a fantastic walking tour in this wholesome place. Without a doubt, Torres Farm and Resort is a great place for all ages, families, or groups who want to have a fun and educational experience.

Things to Bring:

Smartphone
Bottled water
Small face towel
Handkerchief
Umbrella or cap
Extra shirt
Outfit of the day
Pocket money
Sunscreen
Swimwear (optional)

How to Go to Torres Farm and Resort

By commute

Option 1:

From PITX (Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange) bus terminal in Paranaque City, ride a bus bound for Naic Cavite and tell the bus conductor to alight you at the Petron gasoline station at Naic. From there walk for a few minutes going to the Jolibee in Naic Cross Road.
At the Jolibee on Naic Cross Road, ride a tricycle going to the Torres Farm and Resort. The tricycle fare is 25 pesos. Note: the Torres Farm and Resort is located near the Sabang Barangay Hall.

Option 2:

From Dasmariñas City, ride a UV Express van bound to Trece Martires City.
Afterward, walk for several meters going to the Naic jeepney terminal which is near the SM City Trece Martires. Then ride a jeep/tricycle bound to Torres Farm and Resort.

Swimming pool Rules and Regulations:

Children should always be accompanied by adults and always ask for help from their lifeguard on duty in case of a problem.

Proper swimming attire must be observed and proper swimming attire is required; a swimming suit for ladies and swimming trunks for males only. Also, take a shower before going to the pool.

No diving, horse playing, shouting, or rough play around the pool.

Food and drinks are strictly not allowed in the pool. Also, any kind of animals or pets are strictly prohibited in the pool. Always keep the pool area clean.

Persons with colds, open wounds, skin problems, and other infectious diseases are requested to refrain from using the pool.

Reminders and Tips:

Torres Farm and Resort entrance fee (only sightseeing) is 190 pesos per head for adults and 139 pesos per head for kids four feet and below. Note: if you want to swim in the resort the entrance fee will be 220 pesos for adults and 160 pesos for kids.

Torres Farm and Resort is open daily from 9 am in the morning up to 9 pm in the evening. Walk-in visitors are accepted in the resort. Upon entering the resort, they will direct you to the tourism office and pay for the entrance fee.

Bringing outside food is allowed. Electronic appliances like rice cookers shall have a 300 pesos corkage fee.

Smoking is allowed at the designated smoking area only. Observe other rules and regulations implemented by the resort.

Please note that Torres Farm and Resort are not liable for any case of loss of the guest belongings or damage to property inside the resort premises. Guests are liable for any kind of misuse and damage to any of the resort property.

Always follow the parking lot rules. No repair or maintenance of cars in the parking lot and no parking in handicap space without a permit.

Bringing any alcohol, drugs, firearms, or knives is strictly prohibited.

Parents or guardians should always keep an eye on their children. They are also responsible for the behavior and safety of their kids. Do not leave your children unattended.

Always observe proper waste disposal and clean as you go.

The rates of cottages inside the Torres Farm and Resort are the following: the umbrella table is 450 pesos and is good for 4 persons while the small gazebo which is good for five to seven people costs 700 pesos, and the large gazebo is 1700 pesos and its suitable for up to 16 persons. Note: rates may change at any time without prior notice.

Last but not least, for inquiries and reservations please call their mobile number 09178665536 or feel free to visit and message their official Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/torresresort/.

There you have it, vacationer. Always find to chase your dreams and make sure to enjoy every step of the journey. All in all, thanks for the time to read my blog, and have a nice day.