Handuraw Sa Baul at Malagos Garden Resort

By ketchupthelatest - November 03, 2016

With fellow bloggers and Ms.Charisse Puentespina,  managing director of Malagos Resort (photo credits: Ian Garcia)



It was a spooky kind of Saturday night when I decided to sign up to witness Handuraw sa Baul last October 29 at Malagos Garden Resort in Calinan. It was a one-day event that aims to showcase Philippine music, arts, and horror on Hollow’s Eve through many different activities mounted for the entire celebration.

Actually it was my first halloween event, a bit hesitant at first coz I easily get scared with spooky and halloween stuff. But since I'm going to be with my bloggers friends and I was also bringing along my daughter Mikkie, I thought this was going to be an interesting night. And it really was. After an hour travel from Davao to Calinan, we arrived at the venue at almost 7pm. We were in time for the  Davao Ngilngig Filmfest 2016 which featured hair-raising  horror short films of budding Davao filmmakers.

(Below is a short video clip I got from the Ngilngig Filmfest)
              



with fellow blogger/vlogger friends Emafe and Pal and my daughter Mikkie

Spooky desserts for a spooky night

Earlier that day, the audience witnessed a 
live poetry reading, Art Symposium, Live Painting and Pumpkin Carving Contest.




Of course, a halloween event wouldn't be complete without a Horror house, and it was the one thing that convinced me to be there in the first place,lol. Believe me, It was soooo scary! The entrance area looked like the real thing with matching eerie background music to boot. Check the photos I took to see for yourself =)





We had so much fun during this event, it was worth the trip from Davao. Food and drinks were awesome, the horror house didn't disappoint, the filmfest was indeed "ngilngig", the management and staff of Malagos Garden Resort headed by Maam Charisse Puentespina were very kind and accommodating. Thank so much for inviting us!!! Hope to be back in their future events. =)
Malagos Garden Resort, a 12-hectare nature theme park in Davao which offers cozy cottage accommodation, amidst tall and stately pines. It is an accredited wildlife farm, hosting butterflies, indigenous birds and other wildlife species. Its fantastic landscape is strewn with collections of flowering plants, orchids, fruit trees, palms and other native ornamental plants. Other features include Abueva in the Gardens, an exhibit of sculptural artworks of National Artist Napoleon V. Abueva.

For inquiries and reservations please visit their homepage: http://malagos.com/ or follow them at Facebook. You may also call any of the following numbers: 0917 625 2467 | 0922 879 1240 | 0999 884 8659 or email sales@malagos.com. 

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