CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES
Municipality of Agdangan
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The Luminous Cross of Grace Sanctuary is a popular pilgrimage site in Agdangan. Atop this 120-foot tower rests a glass dome offering a sweeping 360-degree view of the town. For nature lovers, walk through acres of lush mangrove forest at the mystical Camp Multohan. When in town, try the local specialty puto bao, a purple rice cake filled with sweet shredded coconut.
Barangays
- Binagbag
- Dayap
- Ibabang Kinagunan
- Ilayang Kinagunan
- Kanlurang Calutan
- Kanlurang Maligaya
- Poblacion I
- Poblacion II
- Salvacion
- Silangang Calutan
- Silangang Maligaya
- Sildora
LOCAL PRODUCTS
- Puto Bao
- Luminous Cross of Grace Sanctuary
- Camp Multohan
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Alabat
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Alabat Harbors barely-explored caves like Pantay Cave, which is being primed for fun spelunking. Its low-lying ceiling gradually opens into a cathedral-sized chamber. The town is being developed as an island economy, with various agri-farms worth exploring such as the sili farm, cacao farm and coco sugar production. Meanwhile, photographers can enjoy capturing the dramatic look of Pulong Bato.
Barangays
- Angeles
- Bacong
- Balungay
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 (Pob.)
- Buenavista
- Caglate
- Camagong
- Gordon
- Pambilan Norte
- Pambilan Sur
- Villa Esperanza
- Villa Jesus Este
- Villa Jesus Weste
- Villa Norte
- Villa Victoria
- Coco Sugar
- Cacao Products
- Pantay Cave
- Pulong Bato
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Atimonan
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Atimonan features the natural untouched wonder of Bantakay Cave, which has a waist-high underground river. The cave is usually explored along with the 80ft-tall Bantakay Falls only a kilometer away. Then, beginner hikers can go up to Mt. Pinagbanderahan at the Quezon Protected Landscape for a picturesque view of Mt. Banahaw and the islands of Marinduque and Mindoro.
Barangays
- Angeles
- Balubad
- Balugohin
- Barangay Zone 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay Zone 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay Zone 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay Zone 4 (Pob.)
- Buhangin
- Caridad Ibaba
- Caridad Ilaya
- Habingan
- Inaclagan
- Inalig
- Kilait
- Kulawit
- Lakip
- Lubi
- Lumutan
- Magsaysay
- Malinao Ibaba
- Malinao Ilaya
- Malusak
- Manggalayan Bundok
- Manggalayan Labak
- Matanag
- Montes Balaon
- Montes Kallagan
- Ponon
- Rizal
- San Andres Bundok
- San Andres Labak
- San Isidro
- San Jose Balatok
- San Rafael
- Santa Catalina
- Sapaan
- Sokol
- Tagbakin
- Talaba
- Tinandog
- Villa Ibaba
- Villa Ilaya
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- Bantakay Cave
- Bantakay Falls
- Mt. Pinagbanderahan
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Buenavista
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Buenavista’s inland terrain is dotted with hills, mountains, and rivers. Its long, curved shoreline hosts a few beaches in the villages of Cabong, Cawa, and Mabutag. Most visited is the clear and turquoise waters of Liang Beach. While in town, you have to try a serving of their fried mushroom and champoy, a local delicacy made from candied tamarind.
Barangays
- Bagong Silang
- Batabat Norte
- Batabat Sur
- Buenavista
- Bukal
- Bulo
- Cabong
- Cadlit
- Catulin
- Cawa
- De La Paz
- Del Rosario
- Hagonghong
- Ibabang Wasay
- Ilayang Wasay
- Lilukin
- Mabini
- Mabutag
- Magallanes
- Maligaya (Esperanza)
- Manlana
- Masaya
- Poblacion
- Rizal
- Sabang Pinamasagan
- Sabang Piris
- San Diego
- San Isidro Ibaba
- San Isidro Ilaya
- San Pablo
- San Pedro (Villa Rodrigo)
- San Vicente
- Siain
- Villa Aurora
- Villa Batabat
- Villa Magsaysay
- Villa Veronica
- Fried Mushroom
- Champoy
- Liang Beach
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Burdeos
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Burdeos is a beach bum paradise offering many fine white beaches and unspoiled islands. Among its 25 islands, the best ones to see are the raw and rustic Anilon, Anawan, Buguitay, and Malaguinan Islands. You can also explore the pearl farms of Ikulong Island and Puting Bato Island, and the bird haven Minasawa Island.
Barangays
- Aluyon
- Amot
- Anibawan
- Bonifacio
- Cabugao
- Cabungalunan
- Calutcot
- Caniwan
- Carlagan
- Mabini
- Palasan
- Poblacion
- San Rafael
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- Anilon Island
- Anawan Island
- Buguitay Island
- Malaguinan Island
- Ikulong Island
- Minasawa Island
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Calauag
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Calauag is one of the more urbanized towns in southern Quezon. With a large part of its land jutting out into Lamon Bay, it features a long, continuous shoreline. Their most well-known beach is Kapaluhan facing Basiad Bay. Other local tourist spots are Pasig Island, which features the white-sand beach of Pulong Pasig Sandbar, and a small cave in Brgy. Santa Milagrosa.
Barangays
- Agoho
- Anahawan
- Anas
- Apad Lutao
- Apad Quezon
- Apad Taisan
- Atulayan
- Baclaran
- Bagong Silang
- Balibago
- Bangkuruhan
- Bantolinao
- Barangay I (Pob.)
- Barangay Ii (Pob.)
- Barangay Iii (Pob.)
- Barangay Iv (Pob.)
- Barangay V (Pob.)
- Bigaan
- Binutas
- Biyan
- Bukal
- Buli
- Dapdap
- Dominlog
- Doña Aurora
- Guinosayan
- Ipil
- Kalibo (Santa Cruz)
- Kapaluhan
- Katangtang
- Kigtan
- Kinalin Ibaba
- Kinalin Ilaya
- Kinamaligan
- Kumaludkud
- Kunalum
- Kuyaoyao
- Lagay
- Lainglaingan
- Lungib
- Mabini
- Madlangdungan
- Maglipad (Rosario)
- Maligaya
- Mambaling
- Manhulugin
- Marilag (Punaya)
- Mulay
- Pandanan
- Pansol
- Patihan
- Pinagbayanan
- Pinagkamaligan
- Pinagsakahan
- Pinagtalleran
- Rizal Ibaba
- Rizal Ilaya
- Sabang I
- Sabang Ii
- Salvacion
- San Quintin
- San Roque Ibaba
- San Roque Ilaya
- Santa Cecilia
- Santa Maria
- Santa Milagrosa
- Santa Rosa
- Santo Angel (Pangahoy)
- Santo Domingo
- Sinag
- Sumilang
- Sumulong
- Tabansak
- Talingting
- Tamis
- Tikiwan
- Tiniguiban
- Villa Magsino
- Villa San Isidro
- Viñas
- Yaganak
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- Lamon Bay
- Kapaluhan and Basiad Bay
- Pasig Island
- Pulong Pasig Sandbar
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Candelaria
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In between the coconut towns Tiaong and Sariaya is Candelaria, a known producer of virgin coconut oil, coco jam and lambanog or coconut vodka. This town has been serving the most delectable crispy pata(deep-fried pork knuckles) in the province for five decades. Candelaria also features an enjoyable trip to a sunflower farm and a prayer garden with an integrated fruit farm.
Barangays
- Buenavista East
- Buenavista West
- Bukal Norte
- Bukal Sur
- Kinatihan I
- Kinatihan Ii
- Malabanban Norte
- Malabanban Sur
- Mangilag Norte
- Mangilag Sur
- Masalukot I
- Masalukot Ii
- Masalukot Iii
- Masalukot Iv
- Masalukot V
- Masin Norte
- Masin Sur
- Mayabobo
- Pahinga Norte
- Pahinga Sur
- Poblacion
- San Andres
- San Isidro
- Santa Catalina Norte
- Santa Catalina Sur
- Virgin Coconut Oil
- Coco Jam
- Macapuno
- Coconut Vinegar
- Coconut Aminos
- Lambanog
- Nata De Coco
- Dried Kibit
- Atchara Papaya
- Atcharang Mushroom
- Bukayo
- Mushroom Crisps
- Coco Sugar and Coffee
- Crispy Pata
- Sunflower Farm and Prayer Garden with an integrated fruit farm
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Catanauan
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Catanauan is home to the cozy Gatasan Beach and pristine Tuhian Beach. The town is rich in a number of waterfalls such as Cutcutan Falls, Tagabas Falls, Ibaba Falls and Tagabong Falls. For plant lovers, the 3.5-hectare Insular Botanical Garden houses over 50 varieties of ornamental plants. Come March, you can dress up in mud and charcoal with the locals at the Boling-Boling Festival.
Barangays
- Ajos
- Anusan
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 (Pob.)
- Barangay 6 (Pob.)
- Barangay 7 (Pob.)
- Barangay 8 (Pob.)
- Barangay 9 (Pob.)
- Barangay 10 (Pob.)
- Bolo
- Bulagsong
- Camandiison
- Canculajao
- Catumbo
- Cawayanin Ibaba
- Cawayanin Ilaya
- Cutcutan
- Dahican
- Doongan Ibaba
- Doongan Ilaya
- Gatasan
- Macpac
- Madulao
- Matandang Sabang Kanluran
- Matandang Sabang Silangan
- Milagrosa
- Navitas
- Pacabit
- San Antonio Magkupa
- San Antonio Pala
- San Isidro
- San Jose (Anyao)
- San Pablo (Suha)
- San Roque (Doyon)
- San Vicente Kanluran
- San Vicente Silangan
- Santa Maria (Dao)
- Tagabas Ibaba
- Tagabas Ilaya
- Tagbacan Ibaba
- Tagbacan Ilaya
- Tagbacan Silangan
- Tuhian
- Beef Tapa
- Dalanghita Juice
- Arrowroot Cookies
- Peanut Cookies
- Gatasan Beach
- Tuhian Beach
- Curcutan Falls
- Tagabas Ibaba Falls
- Tagabong Falls
- Insular Botanical Garden
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Dolores
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Found at the foot of Mt. Banahaw, Dolores is home to numerous religious sects and mystics. Waterfalls and caves are hailed as pilgrimage sites where devotees strive to purify themselves. Another religious destination in town is the National Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows. People from neighboring towns visit this place every Friday for the famous pagkuan in honor of the Our Lady.
Barangays
- Antonino (Ayusan)
- Bagong Anyo (Pob.)
- Bayanihan (Pob.)
- Bulakin I
- Bulakin Ii
- Bungoy
- Cabatang
- Dagatan
- Kinabuhayan
- Maligaya (Pob.)
- Manggahan
- Pinagdanlayan
- Putol
- San Mateo
- Santa Lucia
- Silanganan (Pob.)
- Coffee
- National Shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of General Luna
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General Luna is best known for its Holy Week performance Centurion Festival, a play about the passion of Christ. While in town for the festival, pilgrims can also witness the Parade of Moriones and visit the 50-foot image of Divine Mercy Hermitage. Along its coastline, the most accessible tourist destination is Mamao Beach facing Marinduque.
Barangays
- Bacong Ibaba
- Bacong Ilaya
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 (Pob.)
- Barangay 6 (Pob.)
- Barangay 7 (Pob.)
- Barangay 8 (Pob.)
- Barangay 9 (Pob.)
- Lavides
- Magsaysay
- Malaya
- Nieva
- Recto
- San Ignacio Ibaba
- San Ignacio Ilaya
- San Isidro Ibaba
- San Isidro Ilaya
- San Jose
- San Nicolas
- San Vicente
- Santa Maria Ibaba
- Santa Maria Ilaya
- Sumilang
- Villarica
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- Divine Mercy Hermitage
- Mamao Beach
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of General Nakar
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A trekking distance away from Tanay, Rizal, are General Nakar’s Tinipak Cave and Atburan Rockies. The cave is a known spelunking site featuring a glassy lagoo, while the rockies is an emerging trekking destination with rewarding views at its summit. Beach lovers can head to the mocha-sanded Tulaog Beach and its seaside cavern Tulaog Cave.
Barangays
- Anoling
- Banglos
- Batangan
- Canaway
- Catablingan
- Lumutan
- Magsikap
- Mahabang Lalim
- Maigang
- Maligaya
- Minahan Norte
- Minahan Sur
- Pagsangahan
- Pamplona
- Pisa
- Poblacion
- Sablang
- San Marcelino
- Umiray
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- Tinipak Cave
- Atburan Rockies
- Tulaog Beach
- Tulaog Cave
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Guinayangan
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Rich with seafood, Guinayangan is home to the tasty bangus sardines and seaweed atsara. Come visit the captivating waterfalls of Hinabaan and Gapas, the freshwater pools of Busay Nature Spring, and the clear running waters of Maulawin Spring Protected Landscape. The more adventurous types can explore the 21 series of caves in Danlagan Batis Caves.
Barangays
- A. Mabini
- Aloneros
- Arbismen
- Bagong Silang
- Balinarin
- Bukal Maligaya
- Cabibihan
- Cabong Norte
- Cabong Sur
- Calimpak
- Capuluan Central
- Capuluan Tulon
- Dancalan Caimawan
- Dancalan Central
- Danlagan Batis
- Danlagan Cabayao
- Danlagan Central
- Danlagan Reserva
- Del Rosario
- Dungawan Central
- Dungawan Paalyunan
- Dungawan Pantay
- Ermita
- Gapas
- Himbubulo Este
- Himbubulo Weste
- Hinabaan
- Ligpit Bantayan
- Lubigan
- Magallanes
- Magsaysay
- Manggagawa
- Manggalang
- Manlayo
- Poblacion
- Salakan
- San Antonio
- San Isidro
- San Jose
- San Lorenzo
- San Luis I
- San Luis Ii
- San Miguel
- San Pedro I
- San Pedro Ii
- San Roque
- Santa Cruz
- Santa Maria
- Santa Teresita
- Sintones
- Sisi
- Tikay
- Triumpo
- Villa Hiwasayan
- Coffee
- Bangus Sardines
- Seaweed Atsara
- Hinabaan Waterfalls
- Gapas Waterfalls
- Busay Nature Spring
- Maulawin Spring Protected Landscape
- Danlagan Batis Caves
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Gumaca
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Nestled at the mouth of Pipisik River and the foot of Sierra Madre Mountain Range, Gumaca is a heritage town abound with ancestral houses and old structures. There’s a majestic San Diego de Alcala Cathedral, the biggest cathedral in Quezon, and San Diego de Alcala Fortress (Kutang San Diego). Held every May 15, Arañat Balwarte Festival is another extravagant harvest festival in Quezon.
Barangays
- Adia Bitaog
- Anonangin
- Bagong Buhay (Pob.)
- Bamban
- Bantad
- Batong Dalig
- Biga
- Binambang
- Buensuceso
- Bungahan
- Butaguin
- Calumangin
- Camohaguin
- Casasahan Ibaba
- Casasahan Ilaya
- Cawayan
- Gayagayaan
- Gitnang Barrio
- Hagakhakin
- Hardinan
- Inaclagan
- Inagbuhan Ilaya
- Labnig
- Laguna
- Lagyo
- Mabini (Pob.)
- Mabunga
- Malabtog
- Manlayaan
- Marcelo H. Del Pilar
- Mataas Na Bundok
- Maunlad (Pob.)
- Pagsabangan
- Panikihan
- Peñafrancia (Pob.)
- Pipisik (Pob.)
- Progreso
- Rizal (Pob.)
- Rosario
- San Agustin
- San Diego
- San Diego Poblacion
- San Isidro Kanluran
- San Isidro Silangan
- San Juan De Jesus
- San Vicente
- Sastre
- Tabing Dagat (Pob.)
- Tumayan
- Villa Arcaya
- Villa Bota
- Villa Fuerte
- Villa M. Principe
- Villa Mendoza
- Villa Nava
- Villa Padua
- Villa Perez
- Villa Tañada
- Villa Victoria
- Coffee
- Bangus Sardines
- Seaweed Atsara
- Hinabaan Waterfalls
- Gapas Waterfalls
- Busay Nature Spring
- Maulawin Spring Protected Landscape
- Danlagan Batis Caves
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Infanta
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Facing Polillo Strait and Polillo Group of Islands, this seaside town features an extensive white beach spanning at least 10 kilometers. It’s also lined with several beach resorts catering to different budget types. The more adventurous types can explore the shallow-pooled Pinlac Falls and the wild Agos River, and see the great views from Mt. Taronton.
Barangays
- Abiawin
- Agos-Agos
- Alitas
- Amolongin
- Anibong
- Antikin
- Bacong
- Balobo
- Bantilan
- Banugao
- Batican
- Binonoan
- Binulasan
- Boboin
- Catambungan
- Cawaynin
- Comon
- Dinahican
- Gumian
- Ilog
- Ingas
- Langgas
- Libjo
- Lual
- Magsaysay
- Maypulot
- Miswa
- Pilaway
- Pinaglapatan
- Poblacion 1 (Barangay 1)
- Poblacion 38 (Poblacion Barangay 2)
- Poblacion 39 (Poblacion Barangay 3)
- Pulo
- Silangan
- Tongohin
- Tudturan
- Suman
- Pinlac Falls
- Agos River
- View of Mt. Taronton
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Jomalig
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Part of Polillo Group of Islands, Jomalig is a remote island town offering one of the most striking golden beaches in Quezon. Travelers who can endure five hours of boat ride are rewarded with the unspoiled Salibungot Golden Sand, the arresting Lingayen Cove and Kanaway Beach, the picturesque Turtle Rock formations, and Manlanat Island.
Barangays
- Apad
- Bukal
- Casuguran
- Gango
- Talisoy (Pob.)
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- Salibungot Golden Sand
- Lingayen Cove
- Kanaway Beach
- Turtle Rock
- Manlanat Island
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Lopez
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One of the largest municipalities in Quezon, Lopez presents three diverse islands. Pulong Niyogan (Coconut Island) is the biggest, featuring beautiful rock formations and healthy coral gardens. A boat ride away is Matinik Beach, offering calm waters from November to May. The 500-hectare Lalaguna Marshland is home to 120 bird species.
Barangays
- Bacungan
- Bagacay
- Banabahin Ibaba
- Banabahin Ilaya
- Bayabas
- Bebito
- Bigajo
- Binahian A
- Binahian B
- Binahian C
- Bocboc
- Buenavista
- Burgos (Pob.)
- Buyacanin
- Cagacag
- Calantipayan
- Canda Ibaba
- Canda Ilaya
- Cawayan
- Cawayanin
- Cogorin Ibaba
- Cogorin Ilaya
- Concepcion
- Danlagan
- De La Paz
- Del Pilar
- Del Rosario
- Esperanza Ibaba
- Esperanza Ilaya
- Gomez (Pob.)
- Guihay
- Guinuangan
- Guites
- Hondagua
- Ilayang Ilog A
- Ilayang Ilog B
- Inalusan
- Jongo
- Lalaguna
- Lourdes
- Mabanban
- Mabini
- Magallanes
- Magsaysay (Pob.)
- Maguilayan
- Mahayod-Hayod
- Mal-Ay
- Mandoog
- Manguisian
- Matinik
- Monteclaro
- Pamampangin
- Pansol
- Peñafrancia
- Pisipis
- Rizal (Poblacion)
- Rizal (Rural)
- Roma
- Rosario
- Samat
- San Andres
- San Antonio
- San Francisco A
- San Francisco B
- San Isidro
- San Jose
- San Miguel (Dao)
- San Pedro
- San Rafael
- San Roque
- Santa Catalina
- Santa Elena
- Santa Jacobe
- Santa Lucia
- Santa Maria
- Santa Rosa
- Santa Teresa (Mayupag)
- Santo Niño Ibaba
- Santo Niño Ilaya
- Silang
- Sugod
- Sumalang
- Talolong (Pob.)
- Tan-Ag Ibaba
- Tan-Ag Ilaya
- Tocalin
- Vegaflor
- Vergaña
- Veronica
- Villa Aurora
- Villa Espina
- Villa Geda
- Villa Hermosa
- Villamonte
- Villanacaob
- Cacao Products
- Pulong Niyogan (Coconut Island)
- Matinik Beach
- Lalaguna Marshland
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Lucban
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Lucban is host to the country’s most colorful festival, the Pahiyas Festival, every May. The town turns into a pilgrimage site during Holy Week when hundreds of people climb a hill to see the 50-foot high Kamay ni Hesus Shrine. Other things to do include joining the Buhusan Festival on Easter Sunday and visiting San Luis Obispo de Tolosa Church and Museo Publico de Lucban.
Barangays
- Abang
- Aliliw
- Atulinao
- Ayuti
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 (Pob.)
- Barangay 6 (Pob.)
- Barangay 7 (Pob.)
- Barangay 8 (Pob.)
- Barangay 9 (Pob.)
- Barangay 10 (Pob.)
- Igang
- Kabatete
- Kakawit
- Kalangay
- Kalyaat
- Kilib
- Kulapi
- Mahabang Parang
- Malupak
- Manasa
- May-It
- Nagsinamo
- Nalunao
- Palola
- Piis
- Samil
- Tiawe
- Tinamnan
- Pancit Habhab
- Longganisa
- Passion Fruit Juice
- Kamay ni Hesus Shrine
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeCity of Lucena
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The capital of Quezon, Lucena serves as a major service center and a transport hub to different towns in the province. Points of interest in the city include the 1908 neoclassical art-deco Quezon Provincial Capitol, the 1884 Lucena Cathedral, and the public Perez Park. Do try the local favorite pancit chami, a stir-fried noodle dish with chicken, prawn, and vegetables.
Barangays
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 (Pob.)
- Barangay 6 (Pob.)
- Barangay 7 (Pob.)
- Barangay 8 (Pob.)
- Barangay 9 (Pob.)
- Barangay 10 (Pob.)
- Barangay 11 (Pob.)
- Barra
- Bocohan
- Cotta
- Dalahican
- Domoit
- Gulang-Gulang
- Ibabang Dupay
- Ibabang Iyam
- Ibabang Talim
- Ilayang Dupay
- Ilayang Iyam
- Ilayang Talim
- Isabang
- Market View
- Mayao Castillo
- Mayao Crossing
- Mayao Kanluran
- Mayao Parada
- Mayao Silangan
- Ransohan
- Salinas
- Talao-Talao
- Pancit Chami
- 1908 neoclassical art-deco Quezon Provincial Capitol
- 1884 Lucena Cathedral
- Perez Park
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Macalelon
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Part of Bondoc Peninsula, Macalelon’s most notable attractions are the watchtowers beside the 1854 baroque Macalelon Church. Devotees can also visit the life-sized Stations of the Cross at the Mountain of Faith. After that, check out the miniature churches made of indigenous materials like bamboo, rattan, and coconut log at the Kubol ng Macalelon (Holy Week or Good Friday).
Barangays
- Amontay
- Anos
- Buyao
- Calantas
- Candangal
- Castillo (Pob.)
- Damayan (Pob.)
- Lahing
- Luctob
- Mabini Ibaba
- Mabini Ilaya
- Malabahay
- Mambog
- Masipag (Pob.)
- Olongtao Ibaba
- Olongtao Ilaya
- Padre Herrera
- Pag-Asa (Pob.)
- Pajarillo
- Pinagbayanan
- Rizal (Pob.)
- Rodriquez (Pob.)
- San Isidro
- San Jose
- San Nicolas
- San Vicente
- Taguin
- Tubigan Ibaba
- Tubigan Ilaya
- Vista Hermosa
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- Macalelon Church
- Mountain of Faith
- Kubol ng Macalelon
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Mauban
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Mauban sports the homey backpackers’ island Cagbalete. This features a long white-sand beach, spanning about 5km. On the mainland, you can also explore the beautiful cascades of Dahoyhoy Falls, the historical Rizal Hill Park, and the antique 1725 Public Bath. When in town, do try the binalawan(santol fruit in coconut milk) and the boat-shaped pili tart.
Barangays
- Abo-Abo
- Alitap
- Baao
- Bagong Bayan (Pob.)
- Balaybalay
- Bato
- Cagbalete I
- Cagbalete Ii
- Cagsiay I
- Cagsiay Ii
- Cagsiay Iii
- Concepcion
- Daungan (Pob.)
- Liwayway
- Lual (Pob.)
- Lual Rural
- Lucutan
- Luya-Luya
- Mabato (Pob.)
- Macasin
- Polo
- Remedios I
- Remedios Ii
- Rizaliana (Pob.)
- Rosario
- Sadsaran (Pob.)
- San Gabriel
- San Isidro
- San Jose
- San Lorenzo
- San Miguel
- San Rafael
- San Roque
- San Vicente
- Santa Lucia
- Santo Angel
- Santo Niño
- Santol
- Soledad
- Tapucan
- Boat Tart
- Nipanog
- Buri Bag
- Binalawan Tart
- Pili Tart
- Cagbalete Island
- Dahoyhoy Falls
- Rizal Hill Park
- 1725 Public Bath
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Mulanay
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Mulanay’s attractions was once part of the tentative list of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. These include the baroque Mulanay Church, and St. Peter Apostle Church, the nostalgic Magallanes Ancestral House, and the millennium-old limestone tombs in Kamhantik Forest Park. There are also Mulanay’s forest of giant mangroves, Kamhantik’s century-old Balete tree, and the Long Beach.
Barangays
- Ajos
- Amuguis
- Anonang
- Bagong Silang
- Bagupaye
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Bolo
- Buenavista
- Burgos
- Butanyog
- Canuyep
- F. Nanadiego
- Ibabang Cambuga
- Ibabang Yuni
- Ilayang Cambuga (Mabini)
- Ilayang Yuni
- Latangan
- Magsaysay
- Matataja
- Pakiing
- Patabog
- Sagongon
- San Isidro
- San Pedro
- Santa Rosa
- Arrowroot Cookies
- Mulanay Church
- St. Peter Apostle Church
- Magallanes Ancestral House
- Kamhantik Forest Park
- Mulanay’s forest of Giant Mangroves
- Balete tree and Long Beach
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Padre Burgos
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Padre Burgos’ unspoiled beaches are the ideal destinations for backpackers. Go rock climbing on Borawan Island, camping on Dampalitan Island, and beach bumming on Lipata Island. From the coastal road, Punta View is a scenic vantage point to these islands. You can also chill out at the government-initiated beach destination Mangayao Eco Agri Tourism Park.
Barangays
- Basiao (Pob.)
- Burgos (Pob.)
- Cabuyao Norte
- Cabuyao Sur
- Campo (Pob.)
- Danlagan
- Duhat
- Hinguiwin
- Kinagunan Ibaba
- Kinagunan Ilaya
- Lipata
- Marao
- Marquez
- Punta (Pob.)
- Rizal
- San Isidro
- San Vicente
- Sipa
- Tulay Buhangin
- Villapaz
- Walay
- Yawe
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- Borawan Island
- Dampalitan Island
- Lipata Island
- Punta View
- Mangayao Eco Agri Tourism Park
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Pagbilao
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An emerging tourist destination, Pagbilao features white-sand beaches, island-hopping destinations, and lots of seafood. It is home to the 500m Bilaran or Balugbog Baboy Sandbar, and the apostrophe-shaped Patayan Island and its 400m pebbly sandbar, and the firefly-watching site Pagbilao Mangrove Experimental Forest.
Barangays
- Alupaye
- Antipolo
- Añato
- Bantigue
- Barangay 1 Castillo (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 Daungan (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 Del Carmen (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 Parang (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 Santa Catalina (Pob.)
- Barangay 6 Tambak (Pob.)
- Bigo
- Binahaan
- Bukal
- Ibabang Bagumbungan
- Ibabang Palsabangon
- Ibabang Polo
- Ikirin
- Ilayang Bagumbungan
- Ilayang Palsabangon
- Ilayang Polo
- Kanluran Malicboy
- Mapagong
- Mayhay
- Pinagbayanan
- Silangan Malicboy
- Talipan
- Tukalan
- Turmeric Powder
- Other Herbal Products
- Biliran/Balugbog Baboy Sandbar
- Patayan Island
- Pagbilao Mangrove Experimental Forest
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Panukulan
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Located in Polillo Group if Islands, Panukulan possesses alluring white-sand beaches such as Labasan Beach, Mabuti Beach, and Buhang Beach. The town is also home to historical sites like the fishing paradise Hook Bay and the lighthouse Pinagbanderahan. Those who have more time to spend can check out the freshwater Ngalan Falls, Badlaya Falls, and Pagitan Lipata River.
Barangays
- Balungay
- Bato
- Bonbon
- Calasumanga
- Kinalagti
- Libo
- Lipata
- Matangkap
- Milawid
- Pagitan
- Pandan
- Rizal
- San Juan (Pob.)
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- Labasan Beach
- Mabuti Beach
- Buhang Beach
- Hook Bay
- Pinagbanderahan
- Ngalan Falls
- Badlaya Falls
- Pagitan Lipata River
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Patnanungan
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The boot-shaped Patnanungan Island is a beach lover’s delight found in Polillo Group of Islands. Near the town proper is the long White Beach sectioned into different beach resorts, each with fine white sand, clear blue waters, and a great view of the sunset. At the southeast is the golden Compra Beach, while to its north is the red-bouldered Pulang Lupa Beach.
Barangays
- Amaga
- Busdak
- Kilogan
- Luod
- Patnanungan Norte
- Patnanungan Sur (Pob.)
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- White Beach
- Compra Beach
- Pulang Lupa Beach
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Perez
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Perez is home to the rocky Baliscar Islet where a watchtower stands to the west. For swimming, locals recommend the friendlier waters of Pambuhan Beach facing the Pacific Ocean, or the local Fish Sanctuary and Seaweed Farm. Every June, the town celebrates Kayakas Festival. The roads are filled with the street dancers and arcs decorated with wood and coconut shells.
Barangays
- Bagong Pag-Asa Pob. (Barangay 3)
- Bagong Silang Pob. (Barangay 4)
- Maabot
- Mainit Norte
- Mainit Sur
- Mapagmahal Pob. (Barangay 2)
- Pagkakaisa Pob. (Barangay 1)
- Pambuhan
- Pinagtubigan Este
- Pinagtubigan Weste
- Rizal
- Sangirin
- Villamanzano Norte
- Villamanzano Sur
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- Baliscar Islet
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Pitogo
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Pitogo is built on rolling hills overlooking the sea. Revel in the ruins of its Kastilyo Stone watchtower, the unique neoclassical architecture of St. Paul Parish Church, and the nostalgic Correa’s Ancestral House. The locals’ favorite summer activity is enjoying a dip in the shallow waters of Taclob Beach and Soliyao Beach. When in town, try the sour atsarang ubod(pickled palm hearts).
Barangays
- Amontay
- Biga
- Bilucao
- Cabulihan
- Castillo (Pob.)
- Cawayanin
- Cometa
- Dalampasigan (Pob.)
- Dulong Bayan (Pob.)
- Gangahin
- Ibabang Burgos
- Ibabang Pacatin
- Ibabang Piña
- Ibabang Soliyao
- Ilayang Burgos
- Ilayang Pacatin
- Ilayang Piña
- Ilayang Soliyao
- Maaliw (Pob.)
- Manggahan (Pob.)
- Masaya (Pob.)
- Mayubok (Pob.)
- Nag-Cruz
- Osmeña
- Pag-Asa (Pob.)
- Pamilihan (Pob.)
- Payte
- Pinagbayanan
- Poctol
- Quezon
- Quinagasan
- Rizalino
- Saguinsinan
- Sampaloc
- San Roque
- Sisirin
- Sumag Este
- Sumag Norte
- Sumag Weste
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- Kastilyo Stone
- St. Paul Parish Church
- Correa’s Ancestral House
- Taclob Beach
- Soliyao Beach
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Plaridel
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With an area of 33 square kilometers, Plaridel is Quezon’s smallest municipality. The main attraction in this small town is the Siain Port. This port used to be an international port in the 1970s and 1980s. It has since been transformed into a fishing area housing more than 100 types of fish. A lighthouse can be found near the port entrance.
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- Central (Pob.)
- Concepcion
- Duhat
- Ilaya
- Ilosong
- M. L. Tumagay Pob. (Remas Mabuton)
- Paang Bundok (Pob.)
- Pampaaralan (Pob.)
- Tanauan
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- Siain Port
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Polillo
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Shaped like a seahorse, Polillo is the largest and most developed town in Polillo Group of Islands. Some of the best things to do in town are exploring the craggy Bato Beach, the bird sanctuaries Pulong Ibon and Pulong Kukok, and the two waterfalls Culalamon and Languyin. Also worth visiting are the ruins of the 18th-century Ciudad Morada.
Barangays
- Anawan
- Atulayan
- Balesin
- Bañadero
- Binibitinan
- Bislian
- Bucao
- Canicanian
- Kalubakis
- Languyin
- Libjo
- Pamatdan
- Pilion
- Pinaglubayan
- Poblacion
- Sabang
- Salipsip
- Sibulan
- Taluong
- Tamulaya-Anitong
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- Bato Beach
- Pulong Ibon
- Pulong Kukok
- Culalamon Waterfall
- Languyin Waterfall
- Ciudad Morada
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Quezon
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The municipality of Quezon is host to the mystifying giant trees of Balete Park and the charming cascades of Sabang Falls. While exploring the town, share a lunch with the locals and try their savory takla, a delicious shellfish prepared in various ways. Come in May and join the feast laid out on the streets in celebration of the Yubakan Festival.
Barangays
- Apad
- Argosino
- Barangay I (Pob.)
- Barangay Ii (Pob.)
- Barangay Iii (Pob.)
- Barangay Iv (Pob.)
- Barangay V (Pob.)
- Barangay Vi (Pob.)
- Cagbalogo
- Caridad
- Cometa
- Del Pilar
- Guinhawa
- Gumubat
- Magsino
- Mascariña
- Montaña
- Sabang
- Silangan
- Tagkawa
- Villa Belen
- Villa Francia
- Villa Gomez
- Villa Mercedes
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- Balete Park
- Sabang Falls
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Real
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Facing the Pacific Ocean, Real is the closest surf town to Manila. It features the beginner waves of Tignoan Beach, which is accessible through different camping lodges in the area. Surf season is between September and December. Other places to see in town are the two-tiered Balagbag Falls, the low-lying Tipuan Falls, and the boulder-walled Nonok Falls.
Barangays
- Bagong Silang
- Capalong
- Cawayan
- Kiloloran
- Llavac
- Lubayat
- Malapad
- Maragondon
- Masikap
- Maunlad
- Pandan
- Poblacion 61 (Barangay 2)
- Poblacion I (Barangay 1)
- Tagumpay
- Tanauan
- Tignoan
- Ungos
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- Tignoan Beach
- Balagbag Falls (Tipuan Falls and Agos River)
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Sampaloc
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Barangays
- Alupay
- Apasan
- Banot
- Bataan
- Bayongon
- Bilucao
- Caldong
- Ibabang Owain
- Ilayang Owain
- Mamala
- San Bueno
- San Isidro (Pob.)
- San Roque (Pob.)
- Taquico
- Buri Products
- Bamboo Products
- Malaoag Cave and Underground River
- Hangga Falls
- Kakati River
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of San Andres
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San Andres is exceptional for the unrivaled white sand beaches of Alibijaban Island. Local boatmen say that whale sharks can be seen in the area between April and September. In Sitio Banaba awaits the unique cream-colored rock formations of the four-storey-high Busay Falls. You can also take a motorbike ride past Banaba Village and swim in the enchanting Tigbi Falls.
Barangays
- Alibihaban
- Camflora
- Mangero
- Pansoy
- Poblacion
- Tala
- Talisay
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- Alibijaban Island
- Busay Falls
- Tigbi Falls
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of San Antonio
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This town is found in the westernmost part of Quezon at the border of Batangas. The best things to do in San Antonio are relaxing in its fun pool resorts, and nature-inspired garden resorts, and boating down the man-made Dagatan Lake. Unique products to try are tamales, cacao wine, and mushroom chicaron.
Barangays
- Arawan
- Bagong Niing
- Balat Atis
- Briones
- Bulihan
- Buliran
- Callejon
- Corazon
- Loob
- Magsaysay
- Manuel Del Valle, Sr.
- Matipunso
- Niing
- Poblacion
- Pulo
- Pury
- Sampaga
- Sampaguita
- San Jose
- Sinturisan
- Suman Sa Lihiya
- Tamales
- Cacao Wine and Cacao Product
- Mushroom Chicharon
- Coffee
- Dagatan Lake
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of San Francisco
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San Francisco offers an unforgettable diving experience with the sunken wreck of Maru-Celebes Japanese ship, the cradle of various corals and marine life. If you’re looking for a chill swim, you can choose from Kulong-kulong Beach, Pebble Beach and Poblacion Beach. Visit in April and bring home fresh produce from Agri-Aqua Trade Fair, the town’s equivalent of a harvest festival.
Barangays
- Butanguiad
- Casay
- Cawayan I
- Cawayan Ii
- Don Juan Vercelos
- Huyon-Uyon
- Ibabang Tayuman
- Ilayang Tayuman
- Inabuan
- Mabuñga
- Nasalaan
- Pagsangahan
- Poblacion
- Pugon
- Santo Niño
- Silongin
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- Maru-Celebes Japanese Ship
- Kulong-kulong Beach
- Pebble Beach
- Poblacion Beach
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of San Narciso
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San Narciso features extraordinary rock formations like the submarine-shaped Barkong Bato and the arched limestone formation of Napinto Cave. Dotted with umbrella trees, the Talisay Beach Caves cradle another 10m-wide arc that’s perfect nook for sunset watching. On a clear day, you can see the Mayon Volcano from afar. You can also stop by the neoclassical St. Joseph the Worker Parish Church for a short prayer.
Barangays
- Abuyon
- Andres Bonifacio
- Bani
- Bayanihan (Pob.)
- Binay
- Buenavista
- Busokbusokan
- Calwit
- Guinhalinan
- Lacdayan
- Maguiting
- Maligaya (Pob.)
- Manlampong
- Pagdadamayan (Pob.)
- Pagkakaisa (Pob.)
- Punta
- Rizal
- San Isidro
- San Juan
- San Vicente
- Vigo Central
- Villa Aurin (Pinagsama)
- Villa Reyes
- White Cliff
- Dried Fish
- Barkong Bato
- Napinto Cave
- Talisay Beach Caves
- St. Joseph the Worker Parish Church
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Sariaya
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Sariaya became one of the wealthiest towns during Quezon’s coconut boom in the early 20th century. You can visit the monastery-looking St. Francis of Assisi Church and its accompanying museum, and from there, tour the surrounding streets dotted with several antique mansions. One of the most visited is the two-storey Villa Sariaya, declared a heritage house by National Heritage Institute.
Barangays
- Antipolo
- Balubal
- Barangay 1 (Pob.)
- Barangay 2 (Pob.)
- Barangay 3 (Pob.)
- Barangay 4 (Pob.)
- Barangay 5 (Pob.)
- Barangay 6 (Pob.)
- Bignay 1
- Bignay 2
- Bucal
- Canda
- Castañas
- Concepcion Banahaw
- Concepcion No. 1
- Concepcion Palasan
- Concepcion Pinagbakuran
- Gibanga
- Guisguis-San Roque
- Guisguis-Talon
- Janagdong 1
- Janagdong 2
- Limbon
- Lutucan 1
- Lutucan Bata
- Lutucan Malabag
- Mamala I
- Mamala Ii
- Manggalang 1
- Manggalang Tulo-Tulo
- Manggalang-Bantilan
- Manggalang-Kiling
- Montecillo
- Morong
- Pili
- Sampaloc 1
- Sampaloc 2
- Sampaloc Bogon
- Sampaloc Santo Cristo
- Talaan Aplaya
- Talaanpantoc
- Tumbaga 1
- Tumbaga 2
- Pinagong and Tamales
- Coffee and Cacao Products
- St. Francis of Assisi Church
- Villa Sariaya
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Tagkawayan
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Go for a fun and bumpy hour-long ride through Tagkawayan and be rewarded with the invigorating cascades of Maguibuay Falls. It comprises three one-storey-high waterfalls, each with a deep catch basin bellow. It’s also spacious enough for a picnic with a gorgeous backdrop of Mt. Baliwag. This town also offers saccharine dalanghita nectar and fresh, mouthwatering seafood.
Barangays
- Aldavoc
- Aliji
- Bagong Silang
- Bamban
- Bosigon
- Bukal
- Cabibihan
- Cabugwang
- Cagascas
- Candalapdap
- Casispalan
- Colong-Colong
- Del Rosario
- Katimo
- Kinatakutan
- Landing
- Laurel
- Magsaysay
- Maguibuay
- Mahinta
- Malbog
- Manato Central
- Manato Station
- Mangayao
- Mansilay
- Mapulot
- Munting Parang
- Payapa
- Poblacion
- Rizal
- Sabang
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- San Isidro
- San Roque
- San Vicente
- Santa Cecilia
- Santa Monica
- Santo Niño I
- Santo Niño Ii
- Santo Tomas
- Seguiwan
- Tabason
- Tunton
- Victoria
- Saccharine Dalanghita Nectar
- Dalandan Juice
- Maguibay Falls
- Mt. Baliwag
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeCity of Tayabas
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Tayabs is known for the 16th century baroque-style Minor Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel and its wedding-worthy 103m-long aisle. Other things to do in town are visiting the heritage sites Casa de Comunidad de Tayabas and Malagonlong Bridge. What makes Tayabas unique, however, is the delicacy street Calle Budin and the lambanog distilleries which have made Quezon the country’s lambanog capital.
Barangays
- Alitao
- Alsam Ibaba
- Alsam Ilaya
- Alupay
- Angeles Zone I (Pob.)
- Angeles Zone Ii
- Angeles Zone Iii
- Angeles Zone Iv
- Angustias Zone I (Pob.)
- Angustias Zone Ii
- Angustias Zone Iii
- Angustias Zone Iv
- Anos
- Ayaas
- Baguio
- Banilad
- Bukal Ibaba
- Bukal Ilaya
- Calantas
- Calumpang
- Camaysa
- Dapdap
- Domoit Kanluran
- Domoit Silangan
- Gibanga
- Ibas
- Ilasan Ibaba
- Ilasan Ilaya
- Ipilan
- Isabang
- Katigan Kanluran
- Katigan Silangan
- Lakawan
- Lalo
- Lawigue
- Lita (Pob.)
- Malaoa
- Masin
- Mate
- Mateuna
- Mayowe
- Nangka Ibaba
- Nangka Ilaya
- Opias
- Palale Ibaba
- Palale Ilaya
- Palale Kanluran
- Palale Silangan
- Pandakaki
- Pook
- Potol
- San Diego Zone I (Pob.)
- San Diego Zone Ii
- San Diego Zone Iii
- San Diego Zone Iv
- San Isidro Zone I (Pob.)
- San Isidro Zone Ii
- San Isidro Zone Iii
- San Isidro Zone Iv
- San Roque Zone I (Pob.)
- San Roque Zone Ii
- Talolong
- Tamlong
- Tongko
- Valencia
- Wakas
- Budin
- Yema Cake
- Coconut Based Products
- Handicrafts
- Lambanog
- Minor Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel
- Casa de Comunidad Tayabas
- Malagondong Bridge
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Tiaong
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Found at the border of San Pablo, Laguna, Tiaong is most visited for the world-class coconut plantation and resort Villa Escudero. It features Filipinos’ living culture through a carabao tour of its old-fashioned, charming barrio, among others. Two other sites to see in town are the low-lying volcano Tikub Lake, and the earth-toned Ugu Bigyan Pottery, home and workshop of local artist Augusto “Ugu” Bigyan.
Barangays
- Anastacia (Tagbak)
- Aquino
- Ayusan I
- Ayusan Ii
- Barangay I (Pob.)
- Barangay Ii (Pob.)
- Barangay Iii (Pob.)
- Barangay Iv (Pob.)
- Behia
- Bukal
- Bula
- Bulakin
- Cabatang
- Cabay
- Del Rosario
- Lagalag
- Lalig
- Lumingon
- Lusacan
- Paiisa
- Palagaran
- Quipot
- San Agustin
- San Francisco
- San Isidro
- San Jose
- San Juan
- San Pedro
- Tagbakin
- Talisay
- Tamisian
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- Villa Escudero
- Tikub Lake
- Ugu Bigyan Pottery
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Philippine Statistics Authority Department of Environment and Natural Resources Office Provincial Tourism OfficeMunicipality of Unisan
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Facing Tayabas Bay, Unisan’s Malatandang Beach stretches 1.6 kilometers, dotted with beach hut resorts and beach houses for rent. Off the coast is the secluded Punta Beach with grainy, cream-colored sand, and gnarled mangrove trees towards the north. Other sites to see are the old houses in the town proper such as Casa Carrillo, Casa Vizcocho, and Casa Isaac.
Barangays
- Almacen
- Balagtas
- Balanacan
- Bonifacio
- Bulo Ibaba
- Bulo Ilaya
- Burgos
- Cabulihan Ibaba
- Cabulihan Ilaya
- Caigdal
- F. De Jesus (Pob.)
- General Luna
- Kalilayan Ibaba
- Kalilayan Ilaya
- Mabini
- Mairok Ibaba
- Mairok Ilaya
- Malvar
- Maputat
- Muliguin
- Pagaguasan
- Panaon Ibaba
- Panaon Ilaya
- Plaridel
- Poctol
- Punta
- R. Lapu-Lapu (Pob.)
- R. Magsaysay (Pob.)
- Raja Soliman (Pob.)
- Rizal Ibaba
- Rizal Ilaya
- San Roque
- Socorro
- Tagumpay
- Tubas
- Tubigan
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- Malatandang Beach
- Punta Beach
- Casa Carillo
- Casa Vizcocho
- Casa Isaac