Dead Forest Review

Dead Forest or Sunken Forest is a very unique attraction that suggested by our tour guide in Boracay. The forest is located at the strip of Bulabag Beach Aklan. Just go along the beach then you will be there ! Only darkened and rotten stumps and gnarled roots remain. We like its eerie ambiance and mysterious charm as well as more photo chances there. Our tour guide had made up countless stories of supernatural beings and events they attribute to the strangeness of this location. There must be many ecology tours from Boracay to this mangrove forest, and they worth !

The Dead Silence Forest or Water Forest is really unique, we came here at the recommendation of the tour guide. The Dead Silence Forest is near Akram Beach, and you can come here by walking along the beach. There are only some dark rotting stumps and roots, but we love the weird atmosphere and the mystery, we took a lot of photos here! The guide also told us a lot of stories about supernatural forces and some strange events happening here. There must be a lot of good ecotourism spots from Boracay to the mangroves!

Tickets themselves are not expensive, and there are only a few yuan for the Chinese, but it is a bit unworthy to go in. The innermost pool is a pool of dead water that represents death. The forest, look at the plants, in fact, there are such water plants in many places in the Philippines. Better to go to a nearby place and find some coconut to drink.

The name is very special, but it's not terrible. Just by the beach, there are many dead and withered mangrove branches. Visitors can see mangrove roots, stems and leaves on the beach after the tide ebbs. When the water rises, these are submerged again, baring only the crown of the tree at the top. Visitors are few, but they are quiet because of this. If you have enough time, it's good to rest in it.

I'm here to correct Ctrip's mistake at this scenic spot. I hope that the follow-up will not take the same medicine as us. It's not near Ctrip's Puka Beach at all. Not in. Two directions. We followed the road card navigation, did not at all, asked several passers-by, all said that this place is called mangroves, between S2 and s3. The Tutu driver knows it. Don't trust Ctrip's location.