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For summit-seekers, challenge yourselves with some of Rizal’s numerous natural highs such as Mt. Daraitan, Mt. Pamitinan, Mt. Binacayan, Mt. Hapunang Banoy, Mt. Tagapo, Mt. Balagbag, Mt. Maranat, Mt. Sipit Ulang, and Mt. Batolusong. You can also, take a plunge into the cool waters of Palo Alto Falls, Kinamatayan Falls, Maranat Falls, Kay Ibon Falls, Daranak Falls, Payaran Falls (Seven Infinity Pools), and many more.

Want a rockin’ adventure? Rizal literally rocks! You don’t believe me? Choose from these rocky destinations: Rock Garden, Masungi Rock Formation, “Tinipak na Bato” (found in Daraitan River), Calinawan Cave, Pamitinan Cave, or Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs.

Aside from these natural sites, Rizal is also famous as a pilgrimage and retreat destination. Churches and other religious sites attract visitors from nearby (and even far away) cities and provinces. Some of these are the Marian Hill, Santong Lugar in Jalajala, Kalbaryo, and Manaoag Shrine. Historical and cultural sites include Bahay na Bato, Heroes’ Park, The Blanco Family Art Museum, Rafael Pacheco Art Gallery, Angono Mural Street, and Pinto Art Museum to name a few.

Planning to visit Rizal soon? For your accommodations, you might want to check these 5 Top-Rated Resorts in Rizal according to Agoda users, in no particular order.

Note: Ranking and rates may change over time, so always double-check before booking. (We only considered properties with at least 20 reviews)