The place is perfect for families. We tried their horse riding and took lots of pictures. The entrance fee was very affordable, and so were the horse riding and zip line activities. They also have restaurants inside, which is super convenient. Overall, a great spot for a fun family day!

Nice place to visit with family or friends! 🌄 The view of Tagaytay and Taal Volcano is beautiful, especially on a clear day. The place is a bit old but still worth the visit. There’s an entrance fee, and parking is available. Perfect for quick sightseeing and photos. 📸

This is such an amazing experience. It might not be glamorous and fancy but I definitely appreciate it. The entrance fee is i think 100 pesos. It’s very worth every penny and be amaze of her passion for assembling puzzles. There will be someone who would give you some insights regarding the puzzle and will let you be on your own after. Each and every frames are her life’s work. It is deeply nestled some where in Tagaytay but google maps will definitely be able to bring you there. There are also signs of “Puzzle Mansion” along the roads so you would definitely arrive at your destination. The road from the main entrance is kinda steep so just make sure you ride something that can take it.

This church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and houses a replica of the famous Our Lady of Manaoag from Pangasinan. This was brought to the Philippines in the 16th century by Padre Juan de San Jacinto along with the original image of the woman. She is known as the patron saint of the sick and many sick people are believed to have been healed by her. This tradition, which has continued for years, began in 2004 when people traveled to Tagaytay to attend the healing mass held every Saturday. On the second floor of the church, there is a fish spa on the left where you can soak your feet and watch the fish swish past your feet, and get a closer look at the Virgin Mary. It costs only P100. It is becoming a major spiritual destination for both locals and foreign visitors. The church was built as devotion to Our Lady of Manaoag grew. The rise of spiritual tourism. Visitors come not only for religious purposes but also to seek spiritual wellness and escape from the stress of modern life. As the number of visitors continues to increase, Tagaytay City has begun to develop infrastructure to accommodate the influx of pilgrims and tourists, seeing the potential of religious tourism. Accommodations, restaurants, cafes, and shops have sprung up around the area to accommodate the influx of travelers. Worshipers touch the relics and lapels of the statues of Jesus and the Virgin Mary inside the church, then touch their own bodies or the heads and bodies of their children. They can also be seen making the sign of the cross and praying silently. This is a prayer and earnest desire to receive the holy energy and grace for themselves and their families. This is a very touching spiritual conversation. The church is small but very peaceful and quiet. If you are tired and worn out from the world, I recommend you take a moment of peaceful rest and receive spiritual healing. Anyone, even non-believers, is welcome here. This is a space open to everyone, where anyone can put down their tired body and mind.

Before we got here, I thought it would be just another ordinary museum (especially when we saw the exterior of this place). I was so wrong. It's the most beautiful museum I have visited. And I'm not one with a keen eye for art. The glass art alone makes this museum a top-notch tourist destination, but also the way the artworks are positioned and placed inside the museum is really cohesive and almost like it takes you on a journey from when the artist (Ramon Orlina) started his first artwork to his last. And despite the small building-size (compared to other museums), his huge collection of artworks is neatly arranged without making the place feel small. In fact, they have arranged it in a way that this small space has become quite enormous. In addition to that, there are other artworks displayed in the museum from other glass artists, painters, and sculptors. I highly recommend you visit this museum when you come to Tagaytay.

Amazing Thrill for a lifetime second only to Skydiving as the ultimate thrill. I hope the valley is preserved for Paragliding site since the land is gradually taken for residential area. As of May 1, 2021, the Sugar Road leading to the site, which was formerly a small, rough, rocky road, now a main highway indicated by a concrete road bridge. There was a signage says "No trespassing, private property". I'm not sure if we still have the Paragliding site which was developed into a road. As of July 11, 2021, the site is still intact. The only difference is the formerly muddy road which was developed into a passable main road connecting Sugar Road in Carmona to Kaong Municipality, via Mallorca Villas, hence it is an easy access road for motorists.

Very good experience. Selfie with tourist police, very accomodating crews, lots of animals like: miniture horse, camel, white tiger & also camouflage tiger, lion. Also, there are souvenier stores inside, restaurants & a store of magical tricks, like magic cards, burning wallet, small balls turning into a stick & a lot more.

As a vegetarian, Sonya’s Garden is nothing short of heaven on earth. I got the buffet for 1,000 PHP per person, which felt like an absolute bargain for the sheer amount and quality of food. The salad? Crisp, fresh, flavorful—truly amazing. It honestly made me want to start growing my own lettuce. The fruit was perfectly ripe and sweet, the pasta was absolutely delicious, and every single dish felt thoughtfully prepared. Even the drinks were perfection, down to the fresh berries in my tea at the end. The chocolate cake for dessert was rich and satisfying, and I loved the little vase of fresh mint on the table so you can add it to your food as you please. The setting itself is stunning—lush, romantic, and I can absolutely see why people choose to have their weddings here. The gentle running waterfall along the wall added to the serene atmosphere. I loved it so much I bought a bottle of their salad dressing from the gift shop—it was one of the best salads I’ve ever had, and I’m a self-proclaimed salad connoisseur!!! Overall, I couldn’t have asked for a better dining experience.

A small, multi-story outdoor mall situated in a strategic area of Tagaytay city. Everything you need can be found here from various restaurants to stores, grocery shopping, and even pop up stalls. One of the nice things about this mall is the fact it's open, allowing you to experience the cold breeze of Tagaytay city especially during the evening. Parking can be a bit crowded especially during peak hours, and there is no free internet as of my visit. But, overall, this is a very nice mall to go to if other restaurants are full.

There are tables outside where you can see cute cats lounging around. I kove how you can peacefully sip your coffee while enjoying the view of Taal lake without a crowd.

Aguinaldo Shrine is a historic site in Kawit, Cavite that marks the spot where Emilio Aguinaldo declared the Philippines' independence from Spain in 1898. The shrine houses Aguinaldo's ancestral home and features artifacts and exhibits showcasing the country's struggle for freedom. A must-visit for history buffs and those interested in Philippine heritage.

The room service is excellent and staffs are very attentive. Excellent assistance. Food especially our breakfast is top tier. Many activities are available.

The place is very serene, perfect for prayer and reflection. They also have a wide park where you can pray at every station. The restrooms are clean, which is a plus. The only downside is that the parking lot is not that spacious. Overall, a peaceful and beautiful place to visit.

Moderate Hike and best for diversity walk This place is suitable for nature enthusiasts because of its diverse flora and fauna. This is a DENR protected area, so the number of hikers is limited. The online registration fee is 200 pesos which goes to the protection and cleanliness of the area and 500 pesos for the tour guide, which is good for 5 person. The dense forest protects the hiker from direct sunlight but can be tricky because of the low air ventilation. The trek from station 7 up until the summit is quite challenging because of its assault but dont worry for there are ropes installed along the trail. There is a 145 step stair before reaching the peak where you can see a panoramic view of Cavite and Batangas. Just remember to protect the wildlife and leave no trace of garbage behind.