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Taal Lake
It is known as Taal Lake, formerly Bombón Lake, and is a freshwater lake in the province of Batangas. It fills the Taal Caldera, a
Caysasay Shrine
Known as the Caysasay Church, the Shrine of Our Lady of Caysasay is located in Barrio Caysasay, Taal, Batangas. This is a coral-hewn chapel that
Sigpawan Festival
Each year, the Sigpawan Festival, which is held in Lemery, Batangas, takes place on Easter Sunday. The highlight of the festival is the Fluvial procession
Calaca Church
It is with Raphael the Archangel that the 184-year-old Spanish Colonial era church in Batangas gets its name. The Calaca Church is more commonly known
Tanauan Church
It was once a stone church, that was built during the Spanish colonial era in Tanauan, Batangas, and was known as Tanauan Church or St
Balayan Bay
Among the many contributions of Balayan Bay that Batanguenos are proud of, the bay served as a fishing village and a summer retreat for locals
Nasugbu
The Nasugbu area has an extensive collection of beaches and snorkeling spots which make it a popular summer destination. There are numerous swimming-related activities and
Fantasy World
The Fantasy World theme park sits alone and quietly in Lemery, Batangas Province, and is known as the supposed Disney World as well as one
Tingloy Island
The Municipality of Tingloy Island got its name a little bit from a legend. Due to its location in Batangas, Philippines, it is almost named
Taal Church Basilica
This Minor Basilica is canonically known as the Minor Basilica of Saint Martin of Tours and is located in the town of Taal, Batangas, within
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