People's Park of Tagaytay; Our Trip (Part 2)

What I'm going to write today is part 2 of our trip to Tagaytay. If you've read this Making memories in sky ranch (Part 1) this is the continuation.

We took a tourist vehicle to People's Park from Sky Ranch so that all four of us could travel in the same vehicle. The driver offered us a ride to all of the tourist attractions in Tagaytay for only 2,000 pesos or $34.9, despite the fact that we really wanted to go there and the four of us could afford it, but we didn't have enough time to visit them all because it's already noontime and we will reach the evening before we finished visiting all the places. and I'm pregnant pa that time, so we declined. and he just dropped us off at the people's park.

One of the things I really wanted to go to was Taal Lake and Sunflower Farm in Tagaytay; too bad it didn't happen. It would have been nice to see all of that up close. Well, it's okay that it's 2,000 pesos for eight tourist spot destinations and there are four of us, right?

When we arrived, we ate at Capital bulalo and ordered their special bulalo, sisig, chop suey, and a softdrinkm it's worth the 800+ pesos we spend, and it's enough to fill our stomachs while also providing us with a pleasant view.

After eating, we walked around the stalls, which sold various foods and souvenirs that could be purchased as presents for the family. My husband and I purchased a fan, a wallet, three glasses, we give to my aunt and slippers because I was already tired and experiencing foot pain when I walked while wearing shoes.

After we finished shopping, we began walking to the top of Tagaytay people's Park to see what breathtaking views we could find.
There was a Jeep heading to the top, but we chose to walk.
My beautiful cousin asked me to take a picture of her at the gate hehe.

While walking, we enjoyed the view on our way to the top. and our boyfriends both teased each other and talked about different topics, making us laugh.

This is the view you can get just by walking to the top.

It's enjoyable to walk here, even though it's tiring, because the air is fresh and you can see beautiful views, and the surroundings are clean.

When we arrived at the first seat, turning towards the top of the church, I changed into slippers because my feet were so sore, and I couldn't wear shoes longer.

This is my niece here at People's Park, but they came here in the morning so it's not hot and humid here because you can see in their picture that there's still fog. They really enjoy the view too.

My husband was enjoying the view and took a photo of the stone wall, The stairs then lead to the top of the church.

We proceeded to the church upstairs. You can also attend church here, though I can't remember the day of the mass. we lit a candle because there was one there already, but you have to put five pesos in it before you can take it because they also have a container there that requires that you do that, ( So feel bad if you don't pay for a candle for the church because there is no guard, haha lol.) it's unfortunate that I didn't snap a photo of the adorable little candles there.

We arrived at the top and saw a large green pineapple, which I couldn't help but photograph as a remembrance, as well as a wishing well where, if you believe in it, you can drop a coin and make a wish. You will also see a large bell.

The wind is strong. And the surroundings are expansive, particularly the view from the top. There are many more things to see at the top, and you can even buy souvenirs. There are also numerous stalls there. You will also find a variety of goods, including children's toys.

I really like this place; the view and atmosphere are serene, and the air is fresh. I highly recommend going here in the morning so that it is not too hot when you walk to the top.

That's all for today, Thankyou for you'll support.🤍

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