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When people mention Subic, it can mean any or all of these three things. One, it can stand for the actual body of water on the west coast of Luzon — Subic Bay — known for its coral and wreck diving spots, extreme water sports, and sailing. Two, it can
Situated on the eastern side of Batangas, Lipa was the first of the five component cities in the province to receive its cityhood status, followed by Batangas City, Santo Tomas, Tanauan, and Calaca. Considered an emerging key city in Batangas, it is becoming a major hub for commerce, education, medicine,
Batangas City is the center of industries, education, and transportation in the province of Batangas. The city is also the provincial capital and is among the fastest urbanizing cities in the Philippines. Hailed as the “Industrial Port City of Calabarzon,” Batangas City is home to Batangas International Port, which also
Sandwiched between Calatagan and Nasugbu, Lian completes the trio of resort towns situated on the western coast of Batangas province. In the 1950s, it was a popular destination for summer and weekend getaways, with the Matabungkay Beach strip being one of the hottest spots near Manila. Today, Lian is still
Relatively the youngest among the brood of developed resort towns in Batangas, Calatagan still maintains its laidback atmosphere that is rare to the more popular and mainstream coastal towns like Nasugbu, San Juan, Lian, and Mabini. Eliciting an exclusive village aura, the town still has that indie vibe that is
When you hear Batangas, the first thing that will probably come to mind are its beautiful beaches. Although Batangas also boasts other attractions like beautiful churches, majestic mountains, and a distinct cuisine, it’s the seaside that draws a lot of tourists. Because of its proximity to Manila, it’s one of
The town of San Juan in Batangas is home to a good number of historical structures and natural attractions. History enthusiasts are drawn to its ancestral houses, Old Municipal Hall, and San Juan Nepomuceno Church. Adventure-seekers embark on exploring its mangrove sanctuary, trekking to Naambon Falls, and scaling Mount Daguldol
The province of Batangas flaunts coastal towns peppered with various kinds of beaches — from sandy to pebbly. Nasugbu is a top contributor to tourism foot traffic in the province. The town’s proximity to Manila makes it a popular beach destination among urban dwellers seeking a quick break from the
Often mistaken as a town in Batangas, Anilao is, in fact, just a barangay in Mabini, a peninsula town separating Balayan Bay from Batangas Bay. However, due to its immense popularity as a diving destination near Manila, Anilao proudly represents its parent town, especially in the tourism stage. Boasting treasures
The island province of Bohol in the Central Visayas Region is known for its coral reefs, beaches, and incredible geological formations — the most remarkable ones are the iconic Chocolate Hills. It is also home to one of the smallest primates in the world, the Philippine Tarsier. The province is