Antipolo

Weekend Travel Guide to Antipolo

Weekend Travel Guide to Antipolo

Pack your bags, tag a friend, and make the most out of your free day as you travel to Antipolo!
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    • Sun Valley Golf Club

    Sun Valley Golf Club

    Thanks to masses of land available in Antipolo, it’s heralded as one of the places where you can get a good round of golf. It’s currently home to four golf clubs, one of which is Sun Valley Golf Club.   THE COURSE WITH THE BEST VIEWS. Challenging and picturesque at the same time: it’s the best way to describe Sun Valley Golf Club.   Sun Valley Golf Club is a 21-hole course that’s been described as one of the best in the country. It’s one of the few courses that everyone has access to. There’s no need to register as a member or pay monthly dues since they only charge […]
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    • Hinulugang Taktak

    Hinulugang Taktak

    Once Antipolo’s main attraction, Hinulugang Taktak is now in the process of rebirth. It was the place to be if you’re a local or a tourist looking to cool off in Antipolo yet not keen on spending too much for a dip.   GREETINGS! Welcome to Hinulugang Taktak!   Hinulugang Taktak gained national attention after being mentioned in Gerry Brandy’s song “Tayo na sa Antipolo”. The cool waters of the 12-meter-high waterfall were perfect for people who visited Antipolo and wanted to cool off after a long day of walking around the city center.   THE ICONIC FALLS. It’s hard to miss, especially if you’ve heard the song Tayo na […]
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    • Antipolo Cathedral

    Antipolo Cathedral

    There’s a certain tradition in the city of Antipolo that most religious overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) hardly miss out on: a visit to the Antipolo Cathedral.   THE FIRST CHURCH IN ANTIPOLO. It’s also the home of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage.   Known formally as the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of Antipolo, it is the first church erected within the city. It is also referred to as the National Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage.   HISTORICAL MARKER. Look for this if you want a bit of history about the church.   The image of the Immaculate Conception is said to be the […]
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    • Have a great staycation at Luljetta’s Place Bed and Breakfast

    Have a great staycation at Luljetta’s Place Bed and Breakfast

    For those who travelled to Antipolo only to get a relaxing spa at Luljetta, you can now stay for long as they also have Luljetta’s Place Bed and Breakfast! For families and friends who would like to visit Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens and Spa but doesn’t want to end the night travelling back to Manila and enduring a hassle and heavy traffic trip, you can now spend the day relaxed as they now offer accommodations. It’s a perfect place to spend a comfortable stay with, either with your friends, families, or even as a couple. Located just a few walks away from the spa, Luljetta’s offers a more private accommodation you […]
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    • Casa Santa

    Casa Santa

    Filipinos love Christmas. They have the longest Christmas season in the world, spanning 5 months (September – January). If that’s not enough, or if you’re one of those who can’t wait for Christmas, there’s Casa Santa in Antipolo.   Casa Santa is a 365-day Christmas exhibit located in Jardin de Miramar. It used to be the house of the owners of Jardin de Miramar. Built in the 1950s and remodeled in 1992 by Architect Ning Encarnacion-Tan. 2008 saw the façade get a facelift from the town’s best muralist, Alfred Galvez, while in 2014, dramatic lighting was added throughout the house by renowned international light designer Shoko Matsumoto. Casa Santa gets […]
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    • Mystical Cave

    Mystical Cave

    If you are the kind of traveler who takes delight in going through the mystics and adventure, visit Mystical Cave! This cave in Antipolo is not that known but it’s really one of the places you must visit if you want to see the undiscovered part of Antipolo.   STEP UP. The flight of stairs going to the cave   Going to the cave itself will entail you to take a flight of steep stairs going up. Many people usually come here during Holy Week as part of their pilgrim. As you go up, you will be able to see a poster which tells of the story of a certain […]
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    • Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens and Spa

    Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens and Spa

    Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens and Spa is one of the best places in Antipolo to spend your well-deserved break.   Food served inclusive of spa package: salad, tomato and herbed pasta, and crabsticks dish.   Found in Antipolo, Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens and Spa seeks not to be your ordinary spa place. With being popular because of its out of the ordinary spa setting, it is also the “first and only Hanging Gardens Spa in the Philippines.” Luljetta, which means “hanging flower,” is a garden type place that’s meant for guests who would like to have a relaxing getaway from Manila. With only just 2 hours away from the metro, Luljetta is […]
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    • Hinulugang Taktak

    Hinulugang Taktak

    Rediscover this forgotten gem in Antipolo. Declared as a National Park in the ’90s, Hinulugang Taktak in Antipolo City was almost forgotten by tourists and local citizens alike. – Hinulugang Taktak reopened earlier this year. – Just a little bit of a background story: in the old days there was a popular song in town that represented the beauty of the waterfalls. Unfortunately, as pollution was rampant in areas around the falls, it eventually lost its charm. By 2000, the government proclaimed the park as a Protected Landscape and just last year, it was redeveloped to bring back its beauty and serve its purpose once again. Now, locals and tourists […]
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    • Pinto Art Museum

    Pinto Art Museum

    Pinto Art Museum (PAM) is the newest structure located at Silangan Gardens and it is owned by DR. Joven Cuanang. The museums interior resembles colonial Spanish architecture with a touch of Mediterranean. Numerous artworks that the owner collected from 1986 up to present was displayed in PAM. Staired exhibition room which also has a ramp Overflowing green at the site Modern art as the theme of the paintings Address: Silangan Gardens, 1 Sierra Madre Sreet, Greenheights Antipolo City Telephone: (02) 697 – 1015 Business Hours: Tue – Sun: 09:00 – 18:00 Admission: Adult P150, Senior and PWD (with ID) P120, student P75 (required ID) Facebook: www.facebook.com/Pinto-Art-Museum
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