Our third stop was the "Balay na Tisa (House of Tisa)". I' am so so so so (exaggerating mode) sorry because I dont have any idea what is tisa in english. It is called house of Tisa because it's roof is made of tisa. It was built in the year of 1859 and up to now it still standing (Creepy! There are so many ghost here! lolz).
If you go inside you can see antique furnitures that probably as old as this house. But we were not that fortunate because no one was allowed to go inside that time because the owner of the house was there. Maybe this house is only a rest house now and the owner comes here from time to time only.
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