World-class residential and leisure estate Tagaytay Highlands continues to visualize a secure future for generations to come. Sprawled across 1,290 hectares of rolling terrain, it is the only mountain resort of its kind and scale that boasts a profusion of flora and fauna, year-round nippy weather, and stunning vistas of Taal Lake, Mt. Makiling, Canlubang Valley, and Laguna de Bay.
Whether as a picturesque getaway or as an alternative primary home for harried urbanites, the mountain resort has proven to be conducive to productivity, spurring career-driven homeowners to continue working from home. And to refresh mind, body, and spirit, one can indulge in its tranquil green spaces for leisurely walks, jogging, and breathing in fresh air. Complementing nature’s bounty, the mountain resort is considered one of the most environment-friendly and sustainable leisure estates in the Philippines. Its environmental conservation programs have, in fact, earned for it the “Friend of Biodiversity” recognition from the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity.
The mountain resort reinforces this image by adhering to a strict sustainability mandate, ensuring the responsible use of its resources.
To promote and protect biodiversity, the ground cover in the resort, including the greens and fairways of the mountain resort’s championship golf courses, consists of native and low-maintenance plants and trees. Sustainability measures, including the planting of such native trees and shrubs, are kept in mind even in landscape design. To further support environmental protection, a yearly key active program is implemented for the planting of trees.
The mountain resort makes sure that every drop counts through its conservation efforts.
Also integrated in its environmental sustainability initiatives is the use of LED bulbs as well as PWD friendly amenities.
To keep its wells and attendant pipes clean and fully functional, as well as to ensure steady electricity supply and internet connectivity, the mountain resort conducts periodic preventive maintenance.
To encourage homeowners to live sustainably healthy lifestyles, residents are granted access to fresh produce and greens at Pick and Pay, the mountain resort’s organic farm.
Also, the mountain resort has been holding its “One Tree at a Time” activity for a decade now, with the aim of planting one million trees by 2044. Today, there are over 490,000 trees planted within the complex.
