SONYA’S GARDEN – No longer a secret to me

SONYA’S GARDEN…

“Just living is not enough… One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.” ~Hans Christian Andersen~

It was always great to look back at times when you spend times with your parents. Especially to a bewitching place like Sonya’s Garden. It is one of Tagaytay’s pride if I may say. And I can not contain my excitement when I got there. The place transported me to a foreign place.

first pic — This used to be the focal point of the place..

I was like a child taking photos from every corner. Of which the endless floating flowers are my favorites. There are lots of them.

sg edible — They say some of the flowers at Sonya’s are edible..

The place is scented, it was a natural sweet scent emanating from everywhere dancing along the soft blow of wind. I guess it’s coming from the flowers themselves and the leaves of every tree and plants surrounding the place.

sg2 — I have been seeing these tiles in most places in Tagaytay.

You would not believe, some of the petals are edible too.

sg ripples — Sounds of rippling waters are so relaxing..

It was just a day trip, but it’s worth it and I am certain this is not my last time to visit. I especially loved their food, some items from the “panaderia” which we brought home, and the soothing feeling I got from their spa. The sound of rippling water which comes from the glass panel windows during the massage session was definitely relaxing. It was also a surprise to see a bowl of flower when it was my turn to lie on my chest. Truly a breather.

I actually wanna lie down here, though it has become a favorite spot for picture taking. There is already a queue waiting for their turns.

sg spa — Can’t wait for my turn. Swedish please. =)

entrance — Puka shells and some wooden beads created a soft lovely sound as the wind passed by them.

massage flower — Under my bed..when the attendant asked me to turn, so she can massage my back, I was surprised by the view under..

sg old banca — An old banca turned to bench..

sg capiz — Capiz for me felt so country..

sg bread — Before leaving, we bought some breads from the pastry shop..=)

I guess, this is goin’ to be just one of my memorable visits at Sonya’s Garden. Who knows, I might even spend a day or two here. Crossin’ my fingers..<3