6 JLofied Tips on How to Make the Most out of Your Upside Down Museum Visit

"Imagination mo ang limit mo!" And yes, Upside Down Museum will really challenge their guests to stretch their imagination further.

My family and I had a chance to visit Upside Down Museum and we can't help but compare it to Art in Island because it has the same concept. But unlike Art in Island, this interactive museum in Pasay will make you think more on how to achieve those picture perfect poses. 

About Upside Down Museum 

Upside Down Museum's inspiration was taken from Malaysia / Thailand / Taiwan and USA. People flock to these museums to see something familiar yet different - turning houses upside down. The Philippine edition decided to do it ten-fold bigger and added more illusions to expand the experience. All these in a 1,700 sq. ft of fun and excitement for P450 per person.

Mahilig ka bang mag selfie? Are you looking for a weekend family activity? Or you just want to let loose and act like fools without being judged? If yes, I think this is a great place for you. Pero paano mo ba masusulit ang entrance fee? Here's how:

1. Ilabas ang talent sa acting

To achieve that concept in each gallery, you should be part of the set-up. Mas kapa- kapaniwala if you will play your role.

Goblin lang ang peg!

2. Mag stretching muna

There are poses that requires you to flex your muscles to achieve that perfect shot. Para iwas sa pulikat, kaunting stretching before you enter the museum.

3. Happy Tummy = Happy Photo

There is a Korean cafe inside the museum but with limited selections of meals, so eat elsewhere before heading to the museum.

4. Charge Phones and Cameras

Siguraduhing fully charged ang mga phones and cameras. Kung hindi, para kang pumunta sa gyera ng walang bala. Take as many photos as possible. Don't worry each gallery has an assigned marshal that will guide you with the scenes and poses, and take all your photos for you, free of charge.

  

5. Magsuot ng comfy clothes

There are some poses that are quite challenging, so refrain from wearing skirts.

6. Bawal ang KJ. Just Have Fun!

Just let loose and act like fools. 

Here are some of our favorites, enjoy!

Ticket Price - Php 450

For Group Tours and Discounts - Look for Grace or Pau

(02) 834-8997 / (02) 551-5530 / (02) 506-0080

CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City

upsidedownph@gmail.com

www.upsidedown.com.ph

 

Travel and Tour Operators Meet 2017 by Zoomanity Group

On June 29, 2017 from 9AM to 2PM at Makati Sports Club, Makati. More than 300 Travel and Tour Operators will be in one roof for the yearly Zoomanity Group event.

Zoomanity Group is composed of different theme parks and Restaurants in the Philippines like Zoobic Safari, Zoocobia, Zoocolate Thrills, Paradizoo, Residence Inn, Misono Japanese Restaurant, Jinsei, Nanten, Midori and Yakitori Daitokyo.

Zoomanity group is the leading company in theme park industry under the Yupangco Group of Companies. Envisioning worl class, innovative and enjoyable facilities from Northern to Southern Philippines by providing the best tourist destination and nature educational experiences with the facilities that is uniquely design to provide enjoyment to visitors of all ages. 

A tour operator typically combines tour and travel components to create a package holiday. They advertise and produce brochures to promote their products, holidays and itineraries.

The objective of the Travel and Tour Operators Meet is to acknowledge the contribution of these different companies in the tourism sector by the award winning entrepreneur, Robert Laurel Yupangco, the CEO of Zoomanity Group. Tourism is an important sector for the Philippine economy. The country is known for having its rich biodiversity as its main tourist attraction. Its beaches, mountains, rainforests, islands and diving spots are among the country's most popular tourist destinations.

CONTACT US

3rd Foor, Yupangco Building, 339 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue Makati City, Philippines

Mobile: 09166299381 (Zoolit Booklets Inquiries Only)

2D1N Macau Itinerary (Part 1 of 2)

Just an hour away from Hongkong, Macau is considered to be the Las Vegas of Asia. It has drawn a lot of tourist because of its mega-resort and casino center and interesting historical sights.

If you are planning to visit Macau from Hongkong and experience more of its "Vegas" side, here's a suggested itinerary to help you plan your 2D1N Macau trip.

DAY 1

Getting to Macau by Ferry (from Hongkong)

There are two popular ferry terminals in Hongkong. China Ferry Terminal is located in Tsim Sha Tsui while the Hongkong Macau Ferry Terminal is near the IFC Towers in the Shun Tak Center on Hongkong Island.

While in Hongkong, we stayed at Best Western Grand Hotel located in Austin Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, so China Ferry Terminal is very close to our hotel. You can take a 15 mins walk or take a taxi if you have luggage to carry.

Since we will be staying at Holiday Inn, located at Sands Cotai Central Cotai Strip, we booked Cotai Water Jet  (Kowloon China Ferry Terminal to Macau Taipa Terminal). To maximize your time for the trip, book the earliest schedule between 7 to 8 am.

Book your tickets 2 days before your trip to avoid inconvenience.

Here's the schedule with fares:

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Upon arrival in Macau, passengers are greeted with convenient, complimentary rides on their luxury air-conditioned coaches to the doorsteps of Sands Macau, The Plaza, Four Seasons, Venitian, Holiday Inn, and Sands Cotai Central. Just look for your Hotel logo to know where to board.

The Historic Center of Macau

We arrived at our hotel around 9:30am, however check in time is at 3:00pm. Make use of the time to visit the other side of Macau which includes St Paul Ruins and Senado Square and have your lunch there. Just leave your things at your hotel concierge. You can take a short free bus ride from your hotel which starts at 11:30 am and leaves every 15 minutes. 

After a few minutes of walking, we finally reached our destination, Senado Square, Monte Fortress, St. Domic Church  and St. Paul Ruins. Make sure not to miss this in your itinerary.

Here are some of our photos during the trip.

Have  lunch in this area and experience the authentic taste of Macau

at the Ruins. Ang daming tao!

Macau's famous egg tart! Ang sarap nito!

Heard about a lot this pork chop bun, but I was disappointed. Walang lasa!

After 3.5 hours of exploring the area, we went back to the Cotai Sands area and checked-in at our hotel. 

A Little of Vegas, Venice and Paris

After checking in, we took a rest for a while. We spent the night visiting casinos, hotels and more hotels around the Cotai area. And because it is physically impossible to visit all the hotels in the area, we have chosen to visit only  the following hotels :

1. Holiday Inn

2. Conrad

3. Seasons Hotel

4. Venitian 

5. Parisian

6. Hard Rock Hotel

7. City of Dreams

8. Galaxy

9. Vision City

We fell in love the Eiffel Tower. Make sure to check out the Macau Eiffel Tower Light Show and experience this part of Paris in Macau at night.

Parisans' Eiffel Tower at Night

Hard Rock Hotel

Our hotel room at Holiday Inn Cotai

Macau Venitian

Parisian