September 29.
Anniversary with my lovey-dovey <3
This won't be a cheesy post (coz we are not! :P ) but rather a tip to the best places to go to in Tagaytay and Batangas.
First stop, Memory Lane. There's much to love about this place that it became our only reason to drive to Tagaytay on boring days. It is a 50's inspired place, with mouth-watering food, a salon and a gift shop. Their facade is just classy and entertaining and would take you to a trip down memory lane.
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| Entrance to the restaurant. |
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| Inside the restaurant. |
Their food is really good and I must grade it an 8.5 out of 10. Serving is pretty huge as well and worth every peso you pay.
Cheese sticks and Corned Beef Soup
Beef Salpicao
Sinigang na Lechon
For dessert, ,we ordered American Halo - Halo and Turon ala Mode.
I love the Sinigang na Lechon so much that I tried to imitate how they cook it but to no avail. Their food is really awesome and a must-try! :)
After we eat, our next stop is Caleruega. Caleruega's serene and nature-friendly ambiance will make all troubled souls come in peace.
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| Entrance to the church. |
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| Garden from the lobby to the church. |
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| Pathway |
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| Our favorite spot of the garden.
Don and I once promised that we will spiritually refresh at the place once we are settled with school works and business. They offer retreat programs complete with accommodation and food.
Caleruega is indeed a place where you could be closer to God and closer to nature.
Nature traveler,
Rizz :)
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