Showing posts with label Hiking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hiking. Show all posts

Bohol

The Chocolate hills is one of the main attractions when going to Bohol. The countless mound-like hills was formed in a volcanic activity in the island hundreds of years ago and became a tourist destination in the present day. The viewing tower situated at the top of one of the hills gives a visitor a stunning view of the entire landscape filled with these beautiful hills. As one would say "Another work of God's hands". 
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Banawe Rice Terraces

Considered to be the 8th wonder of the World, Banawe Rice Terraces is surely one of the pride of the Philippines. With rich culture and profound norms, the early people of Banawe (or the Ifugaos) has made this precious engineering work with their bare hands without the help of any heavy equipment machines.  






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Tagaytay City

Tagaytay City is one of the best tourist attractions in the Philipppines. Known for its cool climate because of its high altitude,  the city is well visited during summer. With just over an hour drive from Capital Manila, Tagaytay City is very accessible to local and foreign tourists alike.  The city is also very well known for the famous Taal Volcano, the worlds smallest   volcano which lies in a serene blue lake. The elevated Tagaytay city serves as a view deck to the enchanting  scenery. Taal Lake is widely known for its rich mineral deposits and abundant aquatic treasures.  The volcano crater is also a tourist destination.  It can be reached by motor boats (from shore to volcano) and by hiking to reach the crater. The local folks offer affordable packages to those who want to visit the crater (that includes tour guides, boats and horses - just in case you're unable or do not want to walk).



Hotel rooms are strategically situated very well to ensure of the guest's spectacular view of the Taal Lake and offers affordable prices ranging from $40-$50 per day. Tourists can dine anywhere and anytime as the city holds numerous restaurants, night clubs, casinos and coffee shops scattered around the city. Most of them have view decks for the scenic view of the lake.

Tagaytay City offers numerous places to visit. These are the People's Park in the Sky (formerly known as Palace in the Sky) where you can dine and have an unparalleled view of Taal, Tagaytay Picnic Grove where you can bring your family and enjoy camping, horseback riding or simply relaxing, Tagaytay Highlands where you can dine with world class restaurants, play golf, swimming, bowling and others, Canyon Woods where you can dine in the club house or stay for a night or two in their cozy hotel rooms, Filipino-Japanese Friendship Gardens where you can enjoy botanical treasures of Tagaytay, Casino Filipino where you can relax and try your luck in gambling, Orchard golf course plus a lot more.




For more info you can visit Tagaytay.com



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