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An old ancestral house made of iron and wood. Inside, there are antique religious articles, some believed to be miraculous.
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An old ancestral house made of iron and wood. Inside, there are antique religious articles, some believed to be miraculous.
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.
Play golf or relax at the MSU Golf Course, a 9-hole course laid out on the gentle greenery of Mindanao State University.
The Mindanao SAGA Flying Club (MSFC), at the Mati National Airport in Barangay Dahican, is an ultralight aircraft flying facility that offers trial flights and flying lessons. The Quicksilver aircraft has an open cockpit, giving the passenger an unrestricted view …
Part of city lakeside development with an elementary school, park and boulevard. Provides a view of Laguna de Bay, but is blocked by kangkong (water spinach) plantations.
It's not so much a gallery, but an orchid plant school that has a pool and nice shaded areas and some specimens of the local wildlife. You can buy orchids and other plants.
The famous school of a million plus sardines that once called Pescador Island home have now moved even closer to shore. In fact the sardines congregate right at the reef drop-off on Panagsama beach. Shore diving is a breeze here …
Once a quiet residential street, it becomes a seasonal tourist attraction for its Christmas displays, a tradition which started in 1980.
The most famous beach in Luna, featuring white sands along a cove and ideal surfing conditions.
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 …
An ecotourism park on the Lubao wetlands featuring an extensive bamboo grove. As of 2026, the complex is closed for renovations.
A museum about the life of Jose B. Lingad (pronounced “ling-gad”), a Kapampangan politician who held senior positions in the provincial government, the executive branch and the national legislature before being assassinated in 1980 when he was a political opponent …
If you're a fan of cave adventures, exploring the Santo Rosario Cave System is for you. Though visitors are required to crouch down and carefully navigate themselves past the cave’s small entrance. Bats are flying around and the path inside …
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.