Para lang organized ang Tagaytay area posts ko kagaya nitong Ilocos ko. Link: here. Just like a game wherein you're supposed to unlock different levels/stages, I've been "unlocking" Tagaytay for the past two years. And since I'm knowledgeable or better yet, I've been to most tourist attractions in Tagaytay, I'm eligible to post this here.November 2015 EDIT: "Where to eat?" Just click on...

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Nasa dulo ng mundo. Hahaha. Mej malayo sa highway eh. For an entrance fee of 150.00, you get to roam around the whole zoo/farm.  Is it worth it? I'd like a fish spa too but when you look at the state of the water.. nah. Wasn't able to look inside this cafe so I don't know what their offerings are. Pet CemeterySiguro meron...

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Some say that no trip to Tagaytay is complete without eating Bulalo.  And if you don't mind sipping your unlimited soup of Bulalo in a place not overlooking Taal Volcano, well, go to Mahogany Market! In there you can find delicious and the real catch, affordable canteens/kitchenettes/eateries whatever you call them that serve bulalo soups and other Tagaytay specialties.  Len's Kitchen's bulalo tastes...

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a.k.a Rocky. Joke. a.k.a Palace in the Sky Is one of the must-visits when your in Tagaytay area. It is an unfinished presidential mansion/ guest house of the Marcos family. They where overthrown before completing the construction that's why. Okay so this place is the highest point of Tagaytay (built in Mt. Sungay a.k.a ulit Mount Gonzales) and it's near Tagaytay Highlands. One...

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I was supposed to post this last December but it's almost the end of January. Omg, time.   Okay so last month while doing grocery, I found these matcha treats on the shelf (the other one was Meiji Kyo-Matcha Chocolate) and even though two boxes would cost more or less P 300.00, I still bought them. This on impulse overspending habit I have....

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