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Very nature-focused with very adventurous, very intimate, somewhat local character.

Discover the ancient wonder of the Old Enchanted Balete Tree nestled in the lush jungles of Lazi, Siquijor. This humbling natural giant with its cascading roots and vibrant greenery creates an otherworldly atmosphere, enhanced by the serene freshwater pool at its base where visitors dip their feet in cool, tranquil waters. Immerse yourself in a soulful retreat surrounded by tropical wild beauty and local legends that whisper through the leaves. Perfect for travelers craving a peaceful connection with nature, this hidden gem offers a rejuvenating escape into the heart of the Philippines’ enchanting island life.

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December to May for dry, warm weather and optimal jungle exploration

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December to May for dry, warm weather and optimal jungle exploration

1–2 hours

Light hiking shoes, Water bottle, Insect repellent, Camera or smartphone, and Sun protection

Nature Lovers, Adventure Seekers, Couples, Solo Travelers, and Eco Tourists

The nearest airport is Dumaguete Airport, approximately 1.5 hours away by ferry and land transport from Siquijor Island.

Choose from charming beachfront resorts, rustic eco-lodges, and cozy guesthouses around Lazi and broader Siquijor Island.Book a stay →

Combine your visit with a hike to Cambugahay Falls, island snorkel tours, and cultural village visits to deepen your Siquijor adventure.

$1-$25

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Old Enchanted Balete Tree

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