Top Things to do in Laguna Province
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Laguna Province, Luzon
Discover the best top things to do in Laguna Province, Philippines including Pagsanjan Falls, Rizal Shrine, Rizal Re-Creation Center, Lakes Pandin, Fun Farm at Sta. Elena, Bangkong Kahoy Valley, Solenad, Hulugan Falls, Mount Makiling, Sampaloc Lake.
Restaurants in Laguna Province
1. Pagsanjan Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By achidz - Manila, Philippines
We had such a good morning. Stayed at Casa Del Rio and they sorted the boat for us. 1250pp seems expensive but is definitely worth it. The scenery is stunning and we saw plenty of wildlife too, monkeys, kingfishers, and a woodpecker. Easy to do on your own. We got the HM liner bus from Cubao for 166php each. Jeepney from Santa Cruz to Pagsanjan. Cheaper than some of the tours advertised, even with a night in Casa Del Rio.
2. Rizal Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By carebt - Luzon, Philippines
I've learned a lot on how rizal lived his life before and things filipinos are doing. its a good place to learn history
3. Rizal Re-Creation Center
4. Lakes Pandin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By chericruz88 - Cabuyao, Philippines
Instagramnable place! Very near Manila. Visited with my 13 year old son and sister from NZ. Surprisingly low cost worth it four hour drive from Manila. Better to reserve if you are in a big group but for a smaller group like us, you can come as a joiner. The food was amazing! All serve in the balsa while enjoying the picturesque view. Worth the php440.00 per head for tilapia, pako salad, okoy plus liempo as add on for php40.00. Parking is 50.00 per car with motorcycle ride going to the site at 50php/head. But you can walk from the parking to the lake if you want an exercise for 15 min walk. Call ate tina if you want to reserve at 09079952983
5. Fun Farm at Sta. Elena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By momchroniclesph - Philippines, null
This place is beautifully maintained, with clean and healthy looking animals. The kids had a blast! Wish they had like a small cafe though.
6. Bangkong Kahoy Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Bangkong Kahoy translates to Wooden Bench, hence the name “bangko” which was derived from live tree trunks and branches. About 2-hours drive from Metro Manila, Bangkong Kahoy Valley sits between the mountains of Mt. Banahaw and Mt. Cristobal; a comfortable haven for weekend trekkers, bird watchers and anyone who wants to escape to a cool and quiet retreat. One gets a magnificent view of two mountains interacting with the moods of sun, the wind and the rain, constantly changing, always proclaiming the glory of its Maker.
Reviewed By BevzGen - Cabuyao, Philippines
Dolores Quezon is a town near San Pablo,Laguna.A town of nature and tranquility. Bangkong Kahoy is situated at Brgy. Kinabuhayan in Dolores. Going to the valley is a little bit rough due to its unpaved roads. When you reach Brgy. Kinabuhayn, you will be welcomed by tall trees and giant ferns.There you will see the Brgy. Hall where you will have to pay 10php as toll. Then you will have to travel for about 15mins on a bumpy road before reaching the Bangkong kahoy valley. The view itself is picturesque and tranquil. Fresh air and cool breeze. You just need a picnic mat and you're good. It is one of the most perfect picnic sites I have been to. Full green sceneries is waving to you haha. The staffs are friendly and very hospitable. For 70php entrance, I can consider it cheap for the beautiful view and experience. They also have a free cup of barako coffee (famous coffee in batangas) If you are planning to visit the valley and stay for awhile, you have to contact them so they can have enough time to prepare. Overall experience here is superb, great view, great staffs for a cheap price????
7. Solenad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By jodieo2017 - Santa Rosa, Philippines
Very nice place to shop and dine. There are also outlet shops in the area. You can also go to the park nearby and have some walk.
8. Hulugan Falls
9. Mount Makiling
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By pcjce07 - Los Banos, Philippines
I've been living in the area for around 13 years, and it was on my 6th year that I get to enjoy birding here, when I learned basic photography. I can share with you several birding spots, not usually visited by visiting birders. I learned about these just a year ago as well. Early morning walks before going to the office get me more acquainted of the bird species in the area. Mt. Makiling is a great birding site with a lot of endemic birds to see! It's just an hour away from Metro Manila.
