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. 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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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.