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Tagaytay Slideshow
Tagaytay
Travel Blogs from Tagaytay, Philippines
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Hobbits, Trekking, and the Ring we must destroy
... the crater's edge. Now, only the volcanic activity has decreased to a few spots in the middle islands. "Taal Volcano" is the Philippines smallest and most active volcano, recently erupting in Feb 2000. Our hike was to take us up Taal, and then into ...
Tagaytay
... was spectacular! After we ate some mad good Flip foods (of course!). We then went horseback riding at, I think, Picnic Grove (Tagaytay still). I got this brown horse that was blind in one eye and limping. I felt so bad since I just ...
Taal and Balai Isabel - Family Outing 2009
... John decided Christopher and Jet should also go as they've been to the USA, HongKong and Malaysia but haven't seen much of the Philippines. When Ena learned that John and Jet were going horseback riding up to the crater, she asked Hubert to go. Aux wanted ...
visit to Taal Volcano
... because of its higher elevation. For lunch we ate at a restaurant called Kubo-Kubo (referencing to the native house of the Philippines which is a small hut made of bamboo and nipa (palm tree) leaves). You can eat either inside their restaurant or out in ...
An island in a lake in an island in a lake ....
Today we booked a trip to trek up the Taal volcano. We met our guide shortly after 8am and found out that the tour would be just for us. What a deal, a private tour for the cost of a regular tour! There are some perks to traveling ...
People's Park, in the Sky
This is where we went after the trek - complete with imitation Hollywood sign and pretend Brazilian Jesus statue. And lucky for me, the Phils has plenty of little puppies roaming around - and of course, despite of rabies and fleas - I always go and pick ...
Taal Volcano
... . Upon arriving we paid for the boat, our horses, the entrance fee, and our guide. One thing I HATE about traveling in the Philippines is the local standard of ripping of the "white guy". These towns only exist due to the tourist trade, and they plan to ...
Lake Taal
... minutes the bus showed up. It was 95 pesos each for the ride back to Manila. There are two ways to get back from Talisay to Manila, the way we went, through Tanauan or through Tagaytay. Buses are much less frequent from Tagaytay to ...
Tramping at Tagaytay
... ) Try their best seller - hot chocolate We decided to spend our afternoon at the PARADIZOO. How to get there: From Tagaytay highway ( from the rotonda ), turn right to Mendez the street (after the public market), go straight and turn left on the ...
A day in Tagaytay
... us around Tagaytay. Tagaytay is a favorite spot in the Philippines for the view and the nearby active Taal volcano. We didn't ...
Tagaytay
We stayed with DH sister in Manila. They loaned us there SUV with driver. Awesome! We went to Tagaytay. When we reached there, it was foggy so we decided to have lunch first hoping it will eventually clear up and we can see Taal volcano. Taal ...
Pit stop on the way to Tagaytay
Our driver thought we would be interested in stoping here on the way to Tagaytay. It was pretty cool. Originally called The Palace in the Sky, this compound was to be built as a guesthouse for American President Ronald ...
First Tagaytay Trip
Origin: Manila, PH Travel Time: 2 hours by land No. of Days: 2 daysTraveled with: Dad, Mom, Gringa, Layosa Family Been to: Tagaytay Zoo, People's Park, Picnic ...
Lunch at Tagaytay
Tagaytay was perfect for the weather in Manila that day... So we went for an impromptu "lunch only" day trip. We located our favorite restaurant there-- Viewsite-- after some confusion. It's the perfect spot to view the Taal Lake and Volcano, plus it ...
Mission Batangas: Tagaytay, Taal & Toes
... the past year. From the crest you could take in the vast view of the Batangas province, including homes in the Tagaytay Highlands, forested lands in Cavite and multiple fish farms. On our way down, I realized there was something different in ...
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