With Crosswinds Tagaytay celebrating its first Christmas with the new normal, there will be no grand event for the year but its annual Christmas Display will be open to the public until the end of the year. Wearing face masks and face shields is mandatory for all visitors to safely enjoy their stroll inside Crosswinds Tagaytay.
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Those who would want the full Christmas at Crosswinds Tagaytay experience may start by visiting the newly opened Coffee Project to grab a warm cup of coffee or try the exquisite South East Asian Cuisine and appetizing desserts from Café Voila with family and friends.
Try these activities around at The Trail of Lights:
1.Take a photo with Crosswinds Tagaytay’s famous Bern Windmill.
2. Take a leisurely walk and check out the various Christmas displays in the area.
3. Climb the gigantic Trone Giant Chair near the Berne Windmill or;
4. Walk down the mystical Lucent Stone Pillars displayed alongside king-sized candy canes.
5. Further down, visitors can take a snapshot or pose for a picture in front of Santa’s Treasures and his reindeers
6. Take an IG-worthy selfie with the famous Crosswinds Tagaytay Tram or;
7. Ride the festive Wreath Swing located near the Alpine Villas Showroom
8. Explore the gleaming Christmas Dome of Lights leading to the panoramic views from Alpine Greens.
Visitors may visit this tourist attraction any time of the day starting November 14, 2020. Moreover, grab this chance and schedule to visit the Trail of Lights, your family’s next weekend getaway at Crosswinds, Tagaytay! A Christmas display that will remind us that togetherness, love, and peace still prevail amidst uncertain times.
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