2. Region 4A - CALABARZON
Cavite, Laguna, Batangas,
Rizal and Quezon
created by TJ B. Laserna, Koji Legaspi,
9/25/2011 Luigi Alinsod and Etienne Castillo

3. Batangas
Batangas is known as the birthplace of many leading
nationalists in the country, thus many historical
attractions are found there including the General
Malvar Museum and Library in Santo Tomas, the
Apolinario Mabini Shrine in Tanauan and the Jose P.
Laurel Memorial Library in Tanauan. Beautiful
churches include the Basilica of San Martin de
Tours, the Church of Our Lady of Caysasay, Lipa
Cathedral, and the Church of San Jose, built in 1788
by Augustinian Friars. Batangas is also home to the
Taal Volcano, believed to be the smallest active
volcano in the world. Beaches include the Gerthel
Hugon, Matabungkay and Nasugbu beaches, while
Anilao is best known for its dive spots.

4. Apolinario Mabini
Shrine
Jose P. Laurel
Memorial Library

5. Cavite
Cavite is the birthplace of General Emilio
Aguinaldo. The main attractions include several
first class resorts like the Island Cove Resort and
Leisure Park. Historical sites include the
Aguinaldo Shrine and Museum in Kawit, Andres
Bonifacio House in General Trias, Battle of
Alapan and Battle of Julian Bridge Markers, Fort
San Felipe and the House of Tirona. Churches
include the Imus Cathedral, and the Shrines of
Our Lady of La Sallette in Silang. Natural sites
include Cabag Caves, and Malibedibic and Balite
Falls.

6. Aguinaldo Shrine
Imus Cavite
Church

7. Laguna
Laguna is considered the resort capital of the
Philippines for its lakes, hot springs, white
water, waterfalls and Mt. Makiling. Among them
include Laguna de Bay, Lake Caliraya, Pagsanjan
Falls and Hidden Valley. Historical sites include the
Rizal Shrine in Calamba. Other points of interest
include the National Arts Center in Los Baños that
has an auditorium, seminar and convention
facilities, a ballet studio and a library. Churches
include St. Gregory, Majayjay, San Santiago
Apostol, Paete, Mabitac Church and the San Pedro
de Alcantara Church, Pakil.

8. Rizal Shrine in
Calamba
Mabitac Church

9. Rizal
Rizal Province, named after the national
hero, Jose Rizal, is known for its large unspoiled
forests and impressive views of Metro Manila
and Laguna de Bay. It also has a strong artistic
tradition with galleries that include the Rafael
Pacheco Finger Painting Gallery, Nemiranda
Arthouse Artelier Gallerie, Angono Artist Village
and Tiamson and Blanco Art Galleries. Religious
sites include the St. Jerome Church and Our
Lady of Antipolo Shrine. Another interesting site
is a cave in Angono and Binangonan containing
petroglyphs carved during the Stone Age.

10. Our Lady of Antipolo
Shrine
Angono Cave

11. Quezon
Quezon Province was named after the late
Philippine President Manuel Quezon. Its natural
attractions include Mt. Banahaw, Puting
Buhangin Beach and Baluti Island. Historical
landmarks include shrines of National Heroes
Claro M. Recto and Hermano Pule, the San
Diego de Alcala Fortress, Alitao Bridge and
Quezon Museum in Lucena City. Churches
include the St. Michael Archangel Minor,
Tayabas and the Church of St. Louis of
Toulouse, Lucban.

12. Church of St. Louis
of
Toulouse, Lucban
St. Michael
Archangel Minor

13. Tapos na
po…
created by: TJ B. Laserna, Koji Legaspi,
Luigi Alinsod and Etienne Castillo

14. Gawaing-Bahay #2:
1. Gawin ang talahanayan ng Rehiyon III, IV-A, IV-B, at
V kagaya ng ginawa ninyo sa Gawaing Bahay #1.
2. Sagutin na din sa aklat ang mga pahina para sa Aralin
8.
3. Deadline will be after the 2nd Monthly Test.
September 26, 2011.