#Laguna
Articles tagged with «Laguna».
Real, Calamba: Barangay Profile and Industrial Significance
Profile of Real, a key barangay in Calamba City, Laguna, home to the Calamba City Hall, Rizal Monument, and Light Industry and Science Park...
Baker Memorial Hall: Heritage and History at University of the Philippines Los Baños
Baker Memorial Hall is a historic building at UPLB, serving as a WWII internment camp and later a university gymnasium.
Pagsanjan: History, Geography and Culture of Laguna's Former Capital
Pagsanjan is a municipality in Laguna, Philippines, known for its history as the provincial capital and the Bangkero Festival.
Vice Governor of Laguna: Role and Responsibilities
The Vice Governor of Laguna is the presiding officer of the provincial legislature in the Philippines.
Legislative districts of Santa Rosa
History and structure of Santa Rosa, Laguna's congressional representation since 2022.
Calamba, Laguna: History, Economy, and Heritage
Profile of Calamba, Laguna: José Rizal's birthplace, industrial hub, and regional center in the Philippines.
National Arts Center: Heritage Venue in Los Baños, Laguna
The National Arts Center in Los Baños, Laguna, is a 13.5-hectare complex inaugurated in 1976, featuring Tanghalang Maria Makiling and Leandr...
Ateneo de San Pablo: History and Legacy
Former Jesuit school in San Pablo, Laguna, founded in 1947 and replaced by Liceo de San Pablo in 1978.
Aruray: Career and Filmography of Socorro de la Cruz
Socorro de la Cruz (Aruray) was a Filipino actress and comedian known for her work at Sampaguita Pictures from the 1940s to the 1960s.
Southwoods Mall: Profile and development in Biñan
Southwoods Mall is a shopping center in Biñan, Laguna, part of the Southwood City township.
Pagsanjan Gorge National Park: History, Geography and Conservation in Laguna
Pagsanjan Gorge National Park in Laguna protects the Bumbungan River gorges and Pagsanjan Falls. Established in 1904, it is one of the Phili...
Cavinti Underground River and Caves Complex
A karst cave system in Laguna, Philippines, featuring underground rivers, endangered species, and emerging tourism impacts.
Lumot Lake: Hydrology, Infrastructure and Recreation in Laguna
Lumot Lake is a man-made reservoir in Laguna, Philippines, serving as an auxiliary water source for the Kalayaan Pumped-Storage Hydroelectri...
School of Dr. Jose P. Rizal Site and Museum
Heritage museum in Biñan, Laguna, marking the site of Jose Rizal's first formal education under Justiniano Cruz.
Lake Caliraya: Hydroelectric Heritage and Recreation in Laguna
Man-made reservoir in Laguna, Philippines, created in 1939 for hydroelectric power and known for bass fishing.
Laguna Province: History, Economy and Cultural Heritage
Profile of Laguna province in Calabarzon, birthplace of José Rizal, with details on its economy, geography and history.
Siniloan River: Hydrology, Conservation and Recreational Geography
The Siniloan River in Laguna, Philippines, is a tributary of Laguna de Bay known for its waterfalls and conservation efforts.
Mount San Cristobal: Volcanic Profile, Folklore and Protected Landscape
Mount San Cristobal is a stratovolcano in Luzon, Philippines, known for its folklore as the 'Devil's Mountain' and its role in the Banahaw-S...
Lake Sampaloc: Volcanic Crater Lake and Legend in San Pablo
Lake Sampaloc is a volcanic crater lake in San Pablo, Laguna. Part of the Seven Lakes, it is known for its depth and local folklore.