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A lake within a volcano within a lake
Posted on June 1, 2006
Yup, that’s how many folks describe this miniature wonder south of Manila. Taal is one of the world’s smalles (if not the smallest) volcanoes in the world.
The volcano can be reached by outrigger boat from any of the seven towns of Batangas and Cavite.
One of the best locations to see this majestic volcano is Tagaytay City. Approximately, an hour’s drive south of Manila.
To reach the creater of the volcano, one must ride a horse, or trek for about 2 hours.
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taal…taal! hehe
sana one day makita ko din ”yan ng harapan 
Actually some studies say that the lake itself is also a crater. So that’s like a volcano within a volcano. Astig!
Our house in Phili, which is in Santa Rosa, is just 30 minutes drive from Tagaytay.
We go there a lot. Taal’s really fascinating. I’d love to get to the crater someday.
uy danda naman