And to wrap up our mini-adventure in Tagaytay, we dragged ourselves to Sonya’s Garden just to have a little look-see before we finally head back to Manila.
Posed right before the entrance for posterity purposes.
The garden blew my mind away. It looks so romantic and it exudes that fairytale vibe! On an unrelated note, I felt like I walked right in Katy Perry’s Wide Awake set.
Couldn’t resist taking a photo of the sign. Beautiful quote.
This is their restroom. If they’d let me, I could just live there (provided that I pay no rent and WiFi access is free of charge of course).
My boyfriend fooling around… Like he’s lost in Wonderland or something.
I need this transported to our lawn.
I’m not so sure what he was trying to do here. A ninjutsu perhaps? Haha! Anyway, notice that structure behind that fountain? This is how it looks like inside…
Seemed like we just missed a tea party and the Mad Hatter was certainly nowhere to be found… Such a charming place to lounge and dine, isn’t it?
This is inside their shop. Here you can buy organic products such as insect repellents, lotion, scents and more at very affordable prices. We left the shop empty-handed because for whatever our reason was. In retrospect, we should’ve bought at least an insect repellant because that would have been very useful (you better watch out for mosquitos there).
I can’t quite understand why I felt like a princess just sitting there. To just pass by here without having a photo op is absurd and preposterous!
Relaxing at their Quiet Zone. Wish we had time to pamper ourselves at their spa so we could have tried out their signature massage… But alas, time was a-ticking.
Just a quaint fountain surrounded by colorful flowers.
For those who seek refuge from the hectic metropolis life, Sonya’s Garden is a dream. I wish we really could have stayed longer but at least we have more reasons to go back there again soon, right?
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