Taal Lake, Mt. Taal (Taal Volcano) and a lot of restaurants around.... May 24, 2008 (I've been) An enthralling place, you'll love to stay and you'd love to be back again. Nothing can compare all the experiences. Boat riding to Taal lake we went through and hiking to Mt. Taal, to go near overlooking the Taal Volcano crater almost took my breath away because we never did horse back riding, just walked all through out, but once you get there, ahh it's relieving, the chilling coconut juice was very refreshing. The very popular Mushroom burger plus hot coffee or cold juice, it's nice. We made our dinner at Leslie's, roam around the Mahogany market place, and bought special delicacies and "pasalubong" like buko pie of Collettes, fruits like fresh coconuts, pineapple and sweet delicacies along the Tagaytay streets. Late at night we left the place and promise to visit the very cool and exciting escape.

You want to chill out and relax? escape the heavy traffic, pollution and hot summer. If your staying at Manila its only two hours away, I got the perfect place to go!!! Tagaytay, great weather, perfect spot for nature lovers. here in Tagaytay were u can find the smallest volcano "Mt. Taal " if u want to see the perfect spot to view Mt. Taal i recommended Taal Vista. superb site, great for relaxing and siteseeing. try it....

Tagaytay is as close to paradise as one can find. This site is presented in the spirit of sharing this exceptional city and country with as many visitors, both Filipino's and visitors from abroad alike. With its cool climate and clean air, Tagaytay City is the perfect place for leisure activities like picnics, horseback riding, camping, great golfing at two championship courses, plus breath taking sightseeing. It makes for an affordable weekend getaway for most Filipino families, if they're astute enough to take advantage of the best bargains in Asia. You'll receive a warm welcome in Tagaytay and throughout the Philippines. You'd be hard pressed to find a friendlier, kinder and more accommodating people than the Filipinos.

Where do you find the smallest Volcano in the Philippines? magnificent lake around the Volcano? Fruits, and cool weather, people love to visit the place. If you want to reflect and be on silence....Retreat Houses are around the corners. Lahar is one of the minirals of this volcano help thousand of Filipino's in creating jobs...sculpture and spa was the booming business that time. The Historical Taal Volcano of Tagaytay City Philippines.

Coming from the South, Tagaytay is THE place to go for some quick R and R. It has it all! During the day, you have the option to go to a resort, a retreat house, have a picnic, hike or trek, ride horses, eat at the numerous fine or by-the-side restos, find a secluded nook to rest, read, or what-not in, or just look at the magnificent view. At night, you have quiet and not-so-quiet places to go. Early mornings in Tagaytay are the best, starting off with hearing mass at the Pink Sisters and later having coffee and pancakes. Before going home, dont forget to get your "pasalubong" at Good Shepherd for some ube, buko pie, or peanut brittle.