Another Tagaytay Weekend: Amazed, Puzzled

My cousins were here for a week so we decided to spend the weekend in Tagaytay. A couple of my cousins haven't been to the city in a long time while another cousin who frequented the Southern Luzon region in the years past before moving to the US, surprisingly, hasn't been to Tagaytay ever.

We started our day early and our first stop was at the Cliffhouse to have a good view of the Taal lake and volcano.

Had to stop and smell, er, take photos of the flowers.

Then we were off to look for the Puzzle Mansion by Gina Lacuna in Barangay Asisan. It earned a spot in the Guinness World Records for having the largest jigsaw puzzle collection. 

Finding the Puzzle Mansion was in itself an adventure. Good thing there were signs along the road that pointed to the place. Another challenge came in navigating the narrow road and the steep slope towards the Puzzle Mansion (which was also doubly hard for us as we inched our way out). Best to leave your vehicles parked on top of the slope and ride the Puzzle Mansion jeepney.

Before entering the museum, we had the customary photo-op, the print of which you can later convert into a jigsaw puzzle.

Here are some of the jigsaw puzzles in the museum:

The biggest jigsaw puzzle in the collection

Puzzled

Drink all you can

From cartoons to pop culture

Been around the world

On the second floor, one can find a souvenir shop and workshop tables where you can assemble some jigsaw puzzles.

Puzzle Mansion

Brgy. Asisan, Tagaytay City

Entrance Fee: Php 100.00