Laguna Travel Guide – Tourist Spots, Things to Do and Hotels

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About

Laguna is a picturesque, landlocked province in the Calabarzon region (Region IV-A) of Luzon, Philippines. Hugging the southern and eastern shores of Laguna de Bay—the largest lake in the country—the province is bounded by Rizal to the north, Quezon to the east and south, Batangas to the southwest, and Cavite to the west. Its provincial capital is the historic municipality of Santa Cruz, while Calamba City serves as its regional administrative center.

Mt. Romelo + Buruwisan Falls – Ultimate Travel Guide

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Nestled in the lush rainforests of Siniloan, Laguna, Mt. Romelo is widely renowned as the waterfall sanctuary of Southern Luzon. Famous for its sprawling trail networks leading to numerous majestic cascades—headlined by the iconic Buruwisan Falls—this destination offers an exhilarating blend of muddy wilderness hiking, waterfall hopping, and scenic jungle camping for outdoor enthusiasts.

Bunga Falls – Ultimate Travel Guide

About Bunga Falls

Hidden in the town of Nagcarlan, Laguna, Bunga Falls is a twin waterfall known for its natural charm and refreshing waters. Surrounded by lush greenery, this serene spot is a favorite among locals and travelers seeking a peaceful escape and a quick dip in nature’s pool.

Buntot Palos – Specifications, What to See, Hiking Guide

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Hidden along the eastern slopes of the Sierra Madre range in Pangil, Laguna, Mt. Buntot Palos and its Hidden Falls offer one of the most exciting waterfall treks in Southern Luzon. Known for its lush rainforest trails and the grand 80-meter waterfall tucked deep within its rocky gorges, this destination is a favorite among adventurers looking for a thrilling day hike combined with a refreshing wild dip.

Mt. Mabilog – Specifications, What to See, Hiking Guide

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If you are looking for an accessible day hike near Metro Manila that rewards you with sweeping views of lakes and mountains, Mt. Mabilog in Laguna should be on your list. Nestled between San Pablo City and Nagcarlan, this gentle peak offers a peaceful escape through coconut groves, shaded woodland paths, and scenic vistas. Whether you are a beginner hiker testing your legs or a seasoned backpacker seeking a quick weekend retreat, Mt. Mabilog delivers a memorable outdoor adventure without demanding extreme endurance.

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery – History, What to See, Guide

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About

The Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery is a world-unique historical landmark and National Historical Landmark located in the town of Nagcarlan, Laguna. Built in 1845, it stands as the only subterranean burial site created during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines.

Pandin Lake – Ultimate Travel Guide

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Pandin Lake is widely celebrated as the cleanest and most pristine among the famous Seven Lakes of San Pablo City, Laguna. Nestled quietly in Barangay San Sto. Niño, this 20.5-hectare volcanic crater lake (maar) features deep emerald waters framed by towering limestone cliffs, lush tropical vegetation, and fruit-bearing trees.

Digging the History of Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

About Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

Today, I can feel the Halloween season; at the office we're already preparing for an amazing costume party with the touch of Disney characters and while searching for a stunning outfit, I encountered a photo of the oldest cemeteries in the Philippines - the reason why I am now posting these photos taken at Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery, in 2014.