A Day in Tagaytay City: Quick Stop at Caleruega, Nasugbu, Batangas

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Transfiguration Chapel
We decided to catch a glimpse of Caleruega since it is just a few minutes from Tagaytay City. Unknown to many, Caleruega is actually in the province of Batangas not in Tagaytay City. We knew Caleruega as a good venue for wedding ceremony and reception but we realized that there is more to it.

150-seat capacity chapel

Imagine the grand entrance of the bride at the Transfiguration Chapel
The guard of Caleruega gave a pamphlet of the place. So aside from the Transfiguration Chapel, we learned that Caleruega also offers other facilities even reception venue and dormitory/ cottages.


Art amidst nature

There is something about water....

.....refreshing.....


....and cooling...

Pre-nup photos, anyone?
Naturally beautiful scenery.....

... and beautiful people
If you are interested, the pamphlet given to us showed the contact details:

CALERUEGA-PHILIPPINES
Brgy. Kaylaway, Batulao, Nasugbu, Batangas
Email: Caleruega_philippines@yahoo.com
Website: www.caleruega-Philippines.ph
Reservations Contact Nos.: (SMART) 0921-2709890/ 0921-8304226
Ask for Ms. Jackie/Ms. Melda/ Ms. Kaysel

Ahh...Caleruega

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