Oh well, for those who are fond of nature, you’ll definitely love these springs in Cavite.
Here is a list of springs in Cavite:
Balite Spring (Amadeo)
Saluysoy Spring (Alfonso)
Matang Tubig Spring (Tagaytay City)
Malakas Spring ( General Aguinaldo)
Ulo Spring (Mendez)
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thanks for the list.
it would be helpful if you can give us more info… the direction how to get there most specialy.
regards,
Ulo spring is one of the springs in Cavite found in Mendez, Cavite. How to go there? it’s easy. If you’re from Tagaytay City, drive straight in J.P. Rizal Street. Jeepneys bound for Indang and Mendez offers cheap fares to get there. Turn right to Alfonso Road. Just go straight to Barangay Panungyan II. Tricycles are available to get there. You can enjoy the cool climate and the veggie farms in the barrio as you walk through a Farm-to-market road going straight to Ulo Spring. Residents can be asked for guidance to go to Ulo Spring.