Featuring Laguna (18 Best Tourist Spots)

1. Mt. Romelo

Hiking the mountains of Laguna and chasing the waterfalls is a good option. Hiking to Romelo's campsite and the Buruwisan Falls is always challenging because the trail is usually covered with mud. After all, it is being used by the locals, with their horses and carabaos, to transport goods to the low-lying areas. The trail is covered with hardwood trees, coconuts, and fruit-bearing trees that create a cool ambiance. The water on the river and waterfalls is crystal clear and totally refreshing. If you're looking for extreme, some organizers set up ropes for wall climbing and canyoneering. Continue Reading >>>

Mt. Romelo + Buruwisan Falls - Hike Guide You Need To Know

Hiking Mt. Romelo and rappelling the Buruwisan Falls was a fun and amazing experience because the area has rich biodiversity, both flora and fauna. There is a body of water that flows on its terrain; thus, this mountain has a high concentration of trees and other plants. It can bring a good combination of adventure and relaxation. Having said that, Laguna, together with the provinces of Batangas and Cavite, makes the region the centre for outdoor activities.

Bunga Falls, Laguna

About Bunga Falls

Hidden in the town of Nagcarlan, Laguna, Bunga Falls is a twin waterfall known for its natural charm and refreshing waters. Surrounded by lush greenery, this serene spot is a favorite among locals and travelers seeking a peaceful escape and a quick dip in nature’s pool.

Buntot Palos Falls, Laguna

About Buntot Palos

Hiding in the forests of Pangil, Laguna, Buntot Palos Falls is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. Known as the “Hidden Falls,” this towering cascade offers an adventurous trek through lush trails, rewarding visitors with a refreshing plunge into its cool, clear waters. Its unspoiled beauty and serene environment make it a favorite among hikers and nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape just a few hours from Manila.

Mt. Mabilog, Laguna

About Mt. Mabilog

Situated in San Pablo City, Laguna, Mt. Mabilog is a beginner-friendly hiking destination that offers stunning panoramic views of the Seven Lakes, including the enchanting Lake Pandin and Yambo. With its manageable trails, lush greenery, and refreshing breeze, this mountain is perfect for day hikes and nature escapes. Mt. Mabilog is not just a trek—it’s a peaceful retreat for adventure seekers and weekend travelers looking to reconnect with nature.

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

About The Underground Cemetery

The Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery is a burial site 15 meters below a small chapel designed for funeral masses in 1845 by Franciscan Priests led by Fr. Vicente Velloc. In the Philippines, burial sites are situated in different spots, like hanging in Ifugao, placed inside the cave in Palawan and Cagayan, and a concrete crypt (in the modern era). This burial site is unique because of its architectural design and purpose.

Pandin Lake, Laguna

About Pandin Lake

Sitting in the serene countryside of San Pablo, Laguna, Pandin Lake is one of the famed Seven Lakes and a favorite destination for nature lovers and weekend travelers. Surrounded by lush greenery and calm waters, the lake offers a peaceful escape where visitors can enjoy bamboo raft rides, fresh local delicacies, and a refreshing dip in its cool waters. Perfect for those seeking a quick retreat from the city, Pandin Lake combines natural beauty, relaxation, and local culture in one picturesque setting.

Digging the History of Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

About Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery

Today, I can feel the Halloween season; at the office we're already preparing for an amazing costume party with the touch of Disney characters and while searching for a stunning outfit, I encountered a photo of the oldest cemeteries in the Philippines - the reason why I am now posting these photos taken at Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery, in 2014.