The Philippines is tropical. Some people accommodate for the heat by drinking all day or using air conditioning, in what is one of the highest cost countries in the world for power. Lipa City is one of the few cities in the Philippines where you can live in a mild climate by virtue of its higher elevation. The city has an elevation of 400m, which is enough to make it cooler, but not high enough to be enshrouded in mist all the time like Baguio City or Tagaytay. Baguio City is another popular community for foreigners, but its isolated from Metro Manila (6+ hours south) whilst Tagaytay has alot of restaurants, but no significant shopping mall. The good news is that Tagaytay is just an hour away from Lipa City, as is Batangas Pier, which is a transhipment point for Puerto Gallera. For more information and photos of a house for sale in Lipa City - follow the hyperlink.
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
Cool places to live in the Philippines
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