Tagaytay Day Tour with Lunch (Private)
included with
Free pick up/drop off from your hotel in Makati
Taguig
Ermita (Manila)
Malate (Manila)
Pasay
excluded by
Additional charges will incur outside the said areas
Detailed Description
Tagaytay City offers breathtaking views and sceneries, a variety of food selections, and recreational activities. Hence, many locals and tourists pick the city whenever they want to explore new places or even relax and hang out with the family or squad.
The city also offers cultural spots for people who enjoy and appreciate works of art, live performances, and festivals. Museo Orlina is dubbed as the center of arts and culture in Tagaytay. Visitors are given a chance to view an extensive collection of glass sculptures of renowned glass sculptor Ramon Orlina and other artists’ works.
Itinerary
09:00 AM Pick up from Hotel in Tagaytay
A short stop in Tagaytay Picnic Grove
The Picnic Grove is one of Tagaytay's most popular tourist attractions. This is one of the most familiar memories that people have when they think of Tagaytay. It is one of the few places on the Tagaytay Ridge where travelers can see Taal Lake and the mighty Taal Volcano. The 13-hectare Picnic Grove is more than just a spot to have a picnic. It also has a variety of leisure opportunities. Visitors will take souvenir pictures on two zip lines and a suspended cable car. There is also horseback riding available. The place is surrounded by green vegetation. There is an eco-trail where tourists can enjoy the cool Tagaytay breeze while getting in touch with nature. A large portion of the eco-trail is made up of boardwalks and bridges that are surrounded by beautiful trees.
Visit People’s Park in the Sky Tagaytay which is just 11 to 15 minutes drive away from Tagaytay Picnic Grove
People's Park in the Sky is located in Mt. Gonzales, Tagaytay City overlooking the whole of Tagaytay and the neighboring provinces. It was once envisioned to be the Palace in the Sky or the vacation house of the family of the late Pres. Ferdinand Marcos with a budget of US$ 10 million. A round-the-clock construction started in 1981. It was stopped when former senator Benigno Aquino, Jr. was assassinated in 1983. The triumph of the Edsa Revolution also relinquished the dream of completing the project. The place was abandoned and was declared structurally risky. Shanties proliferated along the highway leading to the area. In 1994, President Fidel V. Ramos instructed the DOT secretary to rehabilitate the "palace." By January 1996, the plan had not moved. The President then ordered the immediate rehabilitation of the "palace" to serve as a "People's Park" to be enjoyed by the poor and ordinary tourists. With this directive, the Tagaytay City government assumed the major role.
Lunch at t the Cabezera Restaurant with the overlooking view of Taal Volcano
A Visit to Museo Orlina
Museo Orlina opened its doors to the public on January 26, 2014. It houses the works of internationally acclaimed Ramon Orlina, pioneer and foremost glass sculpture practitioner in the Philippines. Aside from the glass sculptures of Orlina, the museum also showcases paintings, sculptures, and other works of art made by local and foreign artists. The Museo Orlina is open for operations on Tuesdays to Sundays from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and is closed on Mondays, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day. Museo Orlina visitors are allowed to enter the four-level museum and view the different art pieces of Ramon Orlina and other local and foreign artists. Every floor in the museum have different galleries and stations:
Reflections Gallery – this is where the interactive touch screen display system is located. It allows guests to browse and view a range of Orlina’s images, videos, documents, and other files.
Naesa Gallery– this is the devoted space for changing exhibitions.
Stop and Shop at Fruit stands in Tagaytay
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