Mother’s Wonderland: Quezon Province’s Fantasy Theme Park

Ever dreamed of a place where fantasy meets Filipino charm? We found it — and it’s just a road trip away from Manila. Welcome to Mother’s Wonderland in Tayabas, Quezon — a whimsical theme park that feels like Studio Ghibli, Disney, and a nature retreat all rolled into one.

It’s not your usual theme park filled with rides and loud music. This one’s all about nature, creativity, and feel-good vibes. And yes, it’s the first and only amusement park of its kind in Quezon Province. Sulit na sulit.

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What’s Inside Mother’s Wonderland?

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The park has seven themed zones, each with its own unique charm. Whether you’re the type who’s into chill nature spots, cool photo ops, or fun adventures, this place delivers.

Mother Gaia

The star of the show — a towering 35-meter statue of Mother Gaia watching over the entire park. It also gives you a stunning view of Mt. Banahaw. Super calming, super IG-worthy.

Goblin’s Mini-Lake

Imagine a peaceful mini-lake with boats and a fairy island in the middle. This spot is perfect for couples, families, or barkadas who just want to slow down and enjoy the magic.

Hobbit House

Yes, like in the movies! This cute little house is straight out of a fantasy book. They even have a storytelling nook where kids (and the young at heart) can hear local folktales.

Gaia’s Graffiti Floor

Feeling artsy? This part of the park lets you draw, paint, and express yourself however you want. It's colourful, chaotic (in a good way), and full of good vibes.

Love Lock Bridges

There are three bridges here where you can hang a padlock with your name or love message — and yes, one of them is a Rainbow Bridge made especially for LGBTQ+ couples. Love is love, and this place celebrates it.

Museum of Wonders

From dinosaur replicas to Egyptian artifacts and even copies of iconic paintings — this little museum inside the park is a hidden gem.

Gat Gubat Zipline

For thrill-seekers, this zipline takes you across the treetops. It’s short but sweet, and the view? Definitely worth it.

What’s Included in the ₱1,500 Entrance Fee?

That ticket price already includes a lot:

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  • A golf cart tour around the park (yes, you’ll feel like a VIP)

  • Horseback riding

  • A walk through the Tunnel of Lights

  • Dance sessions with park performers

  • Access to all the themed zones

You also get to choose from six themed restaurants inside. So no need to pack lunch — from local dishes to international options, they’ve got you covered.

How To Get There

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Mother’s Wonderland is in Tayabas, Quezon, about 4 hours away from Manila. You can take SLEX or drive through Antipolo if you want a more scenic route. Either way, it’s road trip territory, so prep your playlist and snacks.

Budget Tips

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For a small group (like 3 adults and 1 kid), a budget of around ₱7,000 to ₱8,000 is safe. That already covers your entrance, food, some souvenirs, and a padlock or two for the Love Bridge.

Also read: New Theme Parks in Southeast Asia for Filipino Travellers

Final Thoughts

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If you’re looking for something new — a place that mixes nature, culture, creativity, and a whole lot of heart — Mother’s Wonderland is it. It’s peaceful but fun, wholesome but not boring, and definitely something different from the usual day trip spots.

Bring your camera, wear something comfy, and get ready to feel like a kid again. This is one of those places you’ll be talking about long after you’ve left.

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