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Hot and Cold Tagaytay


We had a spontaneous trip to Tagaytay to maximize the long weekend and escape Manila Heat. It was only planned the night before. Our first stop was at the Pagcor Casino, the good news is I just turned 22 (no entrance for minors 21 years old and below) but there were no cameras allowed. But that wasn't the kind of fun that my cousins and I had in mind. So we then took our merienda and headed off to Taal Vista and there was outdoor arcade overlooking the Taal Volcano, it was way cheaper and was all good clean fun.
We had dinner at Summit Ridge, complete with grocery stores, tiangges and restaurants so you won't miss Manila that much. We stayed for the night at Character Hotel, TICC, it boasts its olympic-sized swimming pool, but since we weren't that masochistic to have a night swimming considering the cool temperature at night so we planned to take a dip after the Easter mass the morning after.
On our way home, we stopped over at Nuvali for lunch and take a look at the environment-friendly community the Ayalas were developing, though it's still under construction, its promise is to have better planning than we have now in the Metro. (you can really live and breathe there)

I already posted our pics on my facebook account. We had a really wonderful time and I really enjoyed dressing up for a trip. And so finally, I have the guts to make a Lookbook account just to try it out... :)

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