Manila Outskirts Tour (Tagaytay & KAWA Milk Spa)

The cauldron is my bathtub!
KAWA Milk Spa & Massage

Bathing in a cauldron might sound a little unfamiliar, right? Let me introduce you to the fun and special KAWA Milk Spa & Massage. 'Kawa' means 'cauldron' in Tagalog.

The perfect combination of warm bathwater heated by firewood in a Kawa tub, cool breezes in the mountains, and fragrant petals and milk to enhance the quality of the bath will give you a pleasant day! Enjoy a cauldron bath in the beautiful mountains where forest spirits seem to appear.

Choose your massage

After enjoying a warm bath filled with rich calcium and softness, various herbs, and flower petals, shall we carefully relieve the tired muscles? Let me introduce you to the types of massages available after the spa.

Choose from Aroma Massage that relieves body tension with fragrant essential oils, Ventosa Massage, a Filipino cupping massage, or Stone Massage using smooth and warm stones! Skilled therapists will further upgrade your healing.

Small and precious! Taal Volcano

Taal Volcano is one of the representative tourist destinations in Tagaytay. It is known as the smallest volcano in the world. Taal Lake was formed by a volcanic eruption hundreds of millions of years ago, and another small volcanic crater was formed inside the volcanic crater due to another volcanic eruption in 1977, resulting in a unique structure. Enjoy the unique and beautiful view of Taal Volcano to your heart's content!

That taste I only want to know, Buko Pie

Have you heard of Buko Pie? Buko Pie is a traditional Filipino pie made with coconut and is one of the must-try foods in the Philippines. The coconut flesh and crispy texture inside the pie make you keep thinking about it even after returning to Korea.

There are famous Buko Pie shops on the way back from Tagaytay to Manila, so if you want to buy one, please tell the driver 'Buko Pie'. You can feel definite happiness at a low price, so I highly recommend you try it!