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Henares Ridge

Refreshed from hustle and bustle with Henares Ridge!


The past year and a half has been extremely difficult for those of us who enjoy traveling. Yes, dealing with the global pandemic has been unpleasant, but the fact that it has put a stop to our ability to travel throughout the world has been much more upsetting. Fortunately, things are beginning to look good, and hopefully by 2022, we will be able to resume our explorations.


Gensan has a lot to offer in terms of discovery and exploration. If you're considering where you might want to travel on your next adventure, Henares Ridge is a great place to start. Henares Ridge, the newest nature haven in this hilly barrio of Purok Monkik, Brgy. San Jose, General Santos City, offers a spectacular view of the green mountains and undulating slopes.


Henares Ridge  is intended to delight you in every way. Relax both your mind and your eyes. Feel the coolness and freshness of the breeze caress your body as you take in the beauty of nature. Allow the good times to roll with your family, friends, and loved ones while admiring the beauty of the city lights from above. Enjoy the stunning scenery, both during the day and at night, as well as the healthful dishes that will delight both your eyes and your stomach.


Of course, Henares Ridge wouldn't be complete without magnificent photographs. Each section of the location is accompanied by a lovely graphic that gives you an idea of what to expect when you arrive. The photographs alone are enough to satisfy our wanderlust for a time, bringing back memories of our past trip to Sanchez Peak.


If you are considering a vacation there, it is important to stay up to date on the pandemic situation as well as the current entrance restrictions. Visitors from all over the Philippines and even internationally if possible are welcome to cross the border into Henares Ridge as long as they have proof of vaccination and a negative COVID test. Remember that no existing destinations are completely open without some form of limitation.


Hopefully, with continuing caution and patience, we will all be able to embark on some incredible travels next year. In the meantime, stay safe and healthy.





Henares Ridge

Purok Monkik, Brgy. San Jose, General Santos City

Entrance Fee: P50.00

Room Accommodation: P1500.00 (Good for 3-5 pax)

Contact Number: 09758107401

How To Get There:

From Diversion Road (before the bridge going to the airport), turn right to Purok Ondok Gawan. Then just follow red tarps with "This Way to Henares Ridge" marks along the way.

Estimated Travel Time: 30 minutes from Diversion Road

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