Laguna Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
province of the Philippines
About Laguna
Laguna also has its share of its historical contributions, such as the Laguna Copperplate Inscription dated back to 700 CE and the birthplace of Philippines' national hero, Jose Rizal. Most of the settlements in Laguna date back to the Spanish era, and provide a glimpse of its colonial past. Laguna is also another frequented tourist destination not far from Metro Manila.Los Bañosis abundant on hot spring resorts, andCalambais another important location as Jose Rizal's hometown and also has its share of resorts.Pagsanjan, just east of the provincial capital in Santa Cruz, is home to the frequented Pagsanjan Falls. The economy of Laguna is centered on the Laguna de Bay (also called Laguna Lake) and its rice paddies, but there have been shifts to an industrial and commercial economy.BiñanandS
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