Yanx and Vanz

At the entrance Next in our itinerary - the Puzzle Mansion. Rina requested to include this in our Tagaytay trip. Since we love puzzles, we gamely agreed and greatly enjoyed our short visit to the 1,000 ++ puzzles of Ms. Gina Gil-Lacuna! Road leading to the Mansion From the Bag of Beans, we followed the signs leading to the Puzzle Mansion. We have no idea on how to get there but we trusted the signs and asked around for directions.  Going to the Puzzle Mansion means travelling away from the main highway and down the steep and winding roads. But we enjoyed driving around the less travelled parts of the city and seeing other activities in the area like harvesting pineapples in the farms along the road. It is another worthwhile experience. Eiffel Tower As soon as we set foot inside the museum/exhibit area, our first word was 'wow' and a super amazed WOW at that! From time to time, we buy puzzles and try to put it together and we know how hard it is to put every ...

Cool Breeze Hotel Together with our friends, we attended a mid-afternoon garden wedding at Tagaytay. Our friend booked a budget friendly hotel for us to stay for the night. Relaxing at the hotel lobby The hotel is comfortable enough to leave our things and sleep overnight after a fun-filled day of celebrating the special moment of  Hennie and Hayner. Our hotel room is homey and very simple. I wish our little bedroom back home is as clean and orderly as this. Art of Towel Folding  We liked this towel arrangement. Check out the toilet .... It has toiletries and a heater to combat the really cool breeze of Tagaytay. Breakfast is also included in the room rates. For heavy breakfast eaters, the hotel's continental breakfast maybe relatively light. Since we wanted to have bulalo for lunch at the Mahogany market, we didn't mind a very light breakfast. Take a look at the price list: Hotel Room Rates Villa Rates The kitchen is not open ...