Consider buying your longganisa and bagnet (and chichacorn!) pasalubongs from here.
Good option for parking when you’re going to Poblacion at night. The walk to and from is also healthy for you.
Experience a man-made wonder. If you go in the dry season, the lake’s water level will be low so you can access more areas around the edge of the lake.
honestly, i only go here for the beer joints located in front of the Sports Center :-)
hiking trails. ask the locals where you can park (for a fee). great view of Taal Lake.
hospitable hosts. covered garage. strong air-conditioned rooms. note: only 1 shared bathroom.
best if you reserve first. walk-ins allowed, but rooms &/or cabañas may not be available. restaurant al fresco.
a historical marker that is sadly not very visible from the roadside.
best appreciated by parking on the side, and walking around the tower. try to get close to the buddhist bell to read the inscription.
