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		<title>trip to Tagaytay, part 2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Our first day of this trip you can find here Day two, after our breakfast, we drove around again to find the local Mahogany market and other things. You will find Mahogany market: Coming from Rotonda direction Batangas. At the Petron station intersection go to the right and follow this street about 2 km. At your right is the Mahogany market where you can eat a good but simple lunch in one of the many restaurant stalls. For lunch we went to the Taale&#241;a restaurant to eat some Filipino food. We enjoyed the view from the terrace much more than we enjoyed the food. The food we had was too expensive and the taste not good. We will never come back here. In the afternoon we went to the highest point of Tagaytay: the Peoples park in the sky. Aside from the view, which is nice, there&#8217;s not much to see. The building, a not finished palace, meant to be the staying place for president Ronald Reagan on his visit to the Philippines, but he cancelled the visit because of the unstable situation back in 1983, so the work stopped and the palace was never finished, although the place gives [...]<hr /><h2>Comments</h2><ul><li><a href="http://www.expatinthephilippines.com/trip-to-tagaytay-part-2/">August 9, 2009</a>, rienus ernst writes: at X-mas time we will go there
my wife likes to see lake taal
Rienus
</li><li><a href="http://www.expatinthephilippines.com/trip-to-tagaytay-part-2/">August 9, 2009</a>, <a href='http://expatinthephilippines.com' rel='external nofollow' class='url'>jan</a> writes: We wish you a nice stay there, but make reservations in time
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To celebrate our wedding anniversary we went a few days to Tagaytay. Tagaytay is known to be the second summer city of the Philippines and is only 55 km from Manila. The town is situated on the rim of</li><li><a href="http://www.expatinthephilippines.com/whos-the-boss/" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link: who&#8217;s the boss?">who&#8217;s the boss?</a><br />A few weeks ago Flor and I went to Tagaytay for our wedding anniversary. We spend a few days there and visited several places we haven't been before. One of those palces is Paradizoo in Mendez.
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