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Top hotspots in Rizal for millennials

Photo courtesy of RLC residences
Photo courtesy of RLC residences
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As the world becomes increasingly urbanized, millennials are seeking a balance between nature and modern living. Rizal, with its lush landscapes, proximity to Metro Manila, and vibrant culture, offers the perfect setting to extend your home beyond four walls.

RLC Residences taps into this demand with its latest development, Sierra Valley Gardens Phase 2 Building 5, located in the heart of Cainta, Rizal. This project offers the ideal blend of urban convenience and outdoor serenity, serving as your gateway to Rizal's natural and cultural treasures.

Here are some must-visit places that seamlessly resonate with this lifestyle:

1. Masungi Georeserve: For the Adventurer at Heart

For thrill-seekers and nature lovers, Masungi Georeserve offers an unparalleled outdoor experience. Just an hour away from Sierra Valley Gardens, this conservation area is perfect for millennial explorers looking to get away from the urban rush. Known for its stunning limestone formations, eco-trails, and hanging bridges, Masungi offers a unique blend of adventure and sustainability, ideal for a weekend escape. Sierra Valley Gardens residents can easily plan day trips and enjoy the scenic views while hiking the reserve's iconic trails.

Masungi Georeserve | Photo courtesy of RLC Residences / Kim David
Masungi Georeserve | Photo courtesy of RLC Residences / Kim David

2. Pinto Art Museum: Nature’s Canvas for Filipino Art

A short drive from Sierra Valley Gardens is the Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo, where art meets nature. This cultural haven, nestled in lush gardens, provides an inspiring space for millennial creatives and art enthusiasts. Its open galleries showcase contemporary Filipino art, sculptures, and installations – all within a serene, verdant setting. Don't miss its in-house restaurant, Café Rizal where you can savor a delectable mix of local and international dishes after exploring the museum’s impressive art collection or even when you're just seeking a relaxing dining spot. This picturesque spot promises a culinary experience as artful as its surroundings.

Pinto art museum | Photo  courtesy of RLC Residences / Salvador Maniquiz
Pinto art museum | Photo courtesy of RLC Residences / Salvador Maniquiz

3. Mount Purro Nature Reserve: A Place for Relaxation and Reflection

If you’re seeking relaxation and reflection, head over to Mount Purro Nature Reserve, a peaceful sanctuary dedicated to wellness and sustainability. Whether you want to enjoy forest walks, lounge by the riverside, or simply unwind in a cozy cabin, this reserve offers a retreat for young professionals and families alike. Sierra Valley Gardens residents can easily immerse themselves in nature while reconnecting with themselves and their loved ones.

4. Kape Sina Una: Coffee and Community in One Place

Every millennial knows that a good coffee shop is an essential part of modern living. Kape Sina Una, located in Antipolo, offers not just expertly brewed local coffee, but also a strong sense of community. It’s the ideal spot for remote working, meeting up with friends, or enjoying a relaxing cup of coffee after a hike. Its laid-back vibe makes it a go-to place for Sierra Valley Gardens residents who appreciate artisanal drinks in a scenic setting.

5. Burrow Café: A Hidden Gem for Foodies

For those seeking a unique dining experience, Burrow Café is a hidden gem within Antipolo’s lush forested area. Located inside the picturesque Antipolo Beehouse, this underground café provides a cozy ambiance with a farm-to-table menu that will delight foodies. It’s a perfect destination for weekend brunches or quiet dinners, allowing Sierra Valley Gardens residents to indulge in a culinary escape just a short distance from home.

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