AWARD-WINNING AND NATURAL BEAUTY OF LOVE
MOUNT MAKILING
Famous for its slopes that resemble a woman in rest, Mt. Makiling has been known for its towering beauty that rises over 1000 meters above sea level and is home to 2000 different species of plants.
COSTALES NATURE FARM
Calling all agri-tourists! Visit this peaceful farm, resting at the foothills of the majestic Mt. Banahaw in Majayjay, Laguna. This spot is perfect for those who want to experience farm life, relax, and maybe learn the basics of organic farming for a day or two.
PAGSANJAN FALLS
Attracting adventurers with its stunning cascade and exciting boat ride. The thrilling trip through narrow gorges and lush greenery is an experience you won't forget.
TAGAYTAY CITY
Gather your group of friends and bring your family along to the second summer capital of the Philippines. Away from the packed Metro Manila, this destination is a quick escape for tourists looking to enjoy the breathtaking view of Taal, the sight of coconut groves, or the many relaxing amenities the city has to offer.
TAAL LAKE CRUISE & TREKKING
Taal Volcano is considered one of the smallest active volcanoes. When at rest, it’s a go-to place for its breathtaking views and boat rides.
PILGRIMAGE AND FAITH TOURS
For those interested in the Catholic culture of the Philippines, CALABARZON offers some of the most sacred and serene destinations for pilgrimages or faith tours. This region is filled with churches and shrines such as the Antipolo Cathedral, Regina Rica in Rizal, Nuestro Señora de Candelaria in Silang Cavite, Sto. Sepulcro Parish (Lolo Uweng ng Landayan) in Laguna, Kamay ni Hesus Shrine and the Our Lady of Sorrows in Quezon, and Padre Pio Shrine and Lipa Cathedral in Batangas.
LAKE PANDIN OF SAN PABLO
Visit the most pristine of the seven lakes of San Pablo! This beautiful body of water is abundant in vegetation and marine life. Together with Lake Yambo, these combine to be known as “The Twin Lakes of San Pablo.” See the teal waters, plants, and fish yourself.
THINGS TO DO
If it isn’t obvious yet, CALABARZON is a region full of culture and Filipino heritage. Apart from a cultural harvest festival called the Pahiyas sa Lucban, this region also boasts many historical sites from the WWII era. Visiting them gives you great insight into the important events of that time.
Right from the car you can already see the beauty of the area in the multitude of coconut groves and plantations that all lead up to the amazing view of Taal Lake. Tagaytay City is a major attraction with picnic spots, restaurants, resorts, and more. Take a deep breath and enjoy fresh mountain air and awe-inspiring views or visit the relaxing spas and wellness centers.
CALABARZON is known for having amazing cuisine. In fact, there’s a famous food festival called the Kulinarya of Quezon in the Quezon Province, and dozens of notable restaurants all around the region take part. This region also has plenty of resorts where you can reconnect with nature.
It’s time to grab your backpacks and get moving! CALABARZON offers beautiful natural attractions that meet both your need for relaxation and adventure. The beautiful bodies of water in CALABARZON serve as amazing views and sites for leisure, while the many mountains of the region are perfect hiking destinations.
Get your shades and sunscreen on because CALABARZON has over 7 commercial beach areas ready for you! These beaches, like Laiya and Anilao, are perfect for all kinds of trips, whether that be for water sports, snorkeling, diving, or just relaxing. Almost everything is here for every beach person! Just take your pick.
FESTIVE AND CULTURAL LOVE
HIGANTES FESTIVAL
To give thanks to Angono's patron Saint Clement, giant papier-mâché effigies parade through the streets of Angono every November, ending at the beautiful Laguna de Bay....
PAHIYAS SA LUCBAN
The Pahiyas Festival of Lucban is known for its vibrant parades and celebrations. Since the 16th Century, the festival honors San Isidro Labrador as thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest....
ANILAG FESTIVAL
In honor of nature's preservation and protection, the festival celebrates the abundance of harvest and the booming tourism and agriculture sector in a series of dance, art, and music....
SORTEO FESTIVAL
Every three years, Carmona celebrates the unique thanksgiving for a bountiful produce. The name Sorteo comes from how the communal farmlands were raffled off to residents during the celebration....