TLC Park
urban park in Taguig, Philippines
The Taguig Lakefront Community Park, popularly known as the TLC Park, is a park located at the eastern coast of Taguig, Philippines. The park stretches along the eastern coast of C-6 Road in barangays Lower Bicutan and New Lower Bicutan, facing Laguna de Bay. It is also known as Lakeshore. The site of the park was a former dumpsite before the park's inauguration in 2014.
Facilities
The park has a koi pond, an outdoor basketball court, and an activity area.
Mercado del Lago
The Mercado del Lago is the first floating food court in Metro Manila. It has an area of 5,000 square metres (0.50 ha) and contains a nipa hut floating restaurant, specialized food stalls and a common dining area with 500 seating capacity, an outdoor cinema, a children's playground, a souvenir shop, and an area for recreational activities which include fishing, boating, jogging, biking, skating, and wall climbing.
TLC Playpark
The TLC Playpark is a 3,000 square meter playpark that features play structures such as the giant slide, pirate ship, eagle climber, play mantis, fish bone equipment, web climber, giraffe play equipment, swing tree and sunflower swing, bird and lovers seesaws, musical instruments, and even food merchants.
TLC Village
The TLC Village at the park hosts a variety themed events annually such as Love at the Park (every Valentine's Day), The Life of Christ (every Holy Week), and the Christmas by the Lake (Christmas season).
Activities
Recreation
The Mercado del Lago has a recreational area with activities for fishing, boating, jogging, biking, skating, and wall climbing.
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