Rodriguez Ancestral House
A colonial-era house that used to be the residence of the town's namesake, Senate president Eulogio Rodriguez.
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A colonial-era house that used to be the residence of the town's namesake, Senate president Eulogio Rodriguez.
An extensive ecotourism site covering the Pangil River watershed and much of the Pangil highlands including forests and waterfalls. It also provides overnight accommodation.
A hilltop Roman Catholic pilgrimage site featuring the Stations of the Cross and a Hollywood-like Pakil sign.
The church was built in the 18th century and features elaborate Baroque carvings in its plastered, cream-colored exterior. Its interior consists of an ornate altar, a holy water font carved with a resemblance to a gargoyle, an old painting of …
One of the few surviving colonial-era town centers in the Philippines, clustered around the town plaza and Saint Anthony parish church and declared a National Historical Landmark in 2001. Contrary to popular belief, only the church was built in the …
Pila's Roman Catholic church was built in 1849. Its gray brick exterior contrasts with the red brick belltower. Its interior features an ornate altar, multiple gravestones on the walls containing the remains of Pila's high society, and an exquisite statue …
As suggested by its name, the site features three white crosses which was patterned after the cross in Mount Calvary.
The town's Roman Catholic church, it was rebuilt in its original Spanish colonial-style minus its dome after sustaining heavy damage from World War II-bombardment. It houses a venerated image of Our Lady of Guadalupe that was donated by Mexico. A …
A small park featuring a monument to the town's legendary founder and a Hollywood-like sign of Mauban.
A recreational spot on the estuary formed by the Morong River as it enters Laguna de Bay
The town's old municipal hall and police garrison during the Spanish and American occupations. The ground floor hosts the Morong Municipal Tourism Office, while the second floor houses the Museong Pambayan ng Morong (Morong Museum), which has exhibitions on local …
This church, built in 1937, is on the site of a chapel that was destroyed during the Philippine revolution.
The old town hall of Noveleta, it once housed the eponymous Noveleta Tribunal of the Magdiwang faction of the Katipunan.
It commemorates the landing of American liberation forces on January 31, 1945.
An irrigation dam along the Pagsanjan River that is a favorite swimming spot for locals during the summer months.
A cold stream running from Mount Banahaw. At the gorge surrounding Dalitiwan Bridge are two resorts allowing access to the stream and partially channeling the waters to create man-made cascades and rock pools.
A privately-owned zoo with more than 900 animals in the woods outside town.
In the 19th century, a Spanish priest ordered his parishioners to build a bridge connecting Majayjay and Magdalena over the Pagsanjan River. He treated his workers badly and frequently whipped them in the buttocks, hence its name (Tulay Pigi literally …
theme park, though incomplete and closed to the public. It has been once used in some local fantasy-themed television dramas in the 2000s. This is, however, a common stopover for picture-taking by tourists travelling from Tagaytay to Taal.
A Baroque 18th century church that has a bone relic of its patron saint.
Roman Catholic pilgrimage site on the foot of Mount Banahaw, frequently visited during Holy Week. It houses a replica of Noah's Ark, a healing church, family park and pond. Group tours can be organized from Lucena.
Serene Roman Catholic pilgrimage site in the middle of rainforest, most frequented every Holy Week as part of Visita Iglesia itineraries. There is a chapel, Stations of the Cross, Our Lady of Lourdes grotto, carillon bell, and rows of statues …