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What is the capital of the CALABARZON region?
Which province does not border Batangas?
What year was the Tanauan stone Church constructed?
Which historical figure is associated with the ancestral house in Taal Heritage Village?
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What is the height of the Punta de Santiago Lighthouse?
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Which of the following is true about Taal Volcano?
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What connects the South China Sea with Tayabas Bay?
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Which province of the CALABARZON region is known for having the second largest international seaport?
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What is the primary reason for celebrating the Sublian Festival?
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Which festival is dedicated to St. John the Baptist?
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What is the significance of the Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine?
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What is the main purpose of the Balsa Festival?
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Which of the following food delicacies is specifically showcased during the Lomi Festival?
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Which event occurs every May 8 at Matabungkay Beach?
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Why is Cavite referred to as the 'Land of the Brave'?
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What is the historical background of Fort San Felipe?
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What is the main purpose of the Coconut Festival?
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When does the Batingaw Festival typically begin?
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Which delicacy is NOT mentioned in the food and delicacies section?
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What historical significance is associated with Manuel L. Quezon in relation to Quezon Province?
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Which festival starts with the simultaneous ringing of church bells?
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What is unique about Salibungot Beach?
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Which city serves as the provincial capital of Quezon?
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What is the origin of the parish of Saint Ferdinand in Lucena?
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What is the area of Quezon National Park?
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Which festival in Quezon is celebrated on the 15th of May?
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Which location features a 50 ft ascending Statue of Christ?
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What is the capital of Rizal province since 2009?
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Which festival is characterized by locals putting mud or grease on themselves?
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Which animal sanctuary is located in the Quezon region?
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What geographical feature characterizes the province of Rizal?
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Which delicacy is typically associated with Lucban?
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What is the main significance of Antipolo Cathedral?
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Which town is referred to as the Art Capital of the Philippines?
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What year was the new Antipolo Cathedral completed?
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What geological feature is associated with the Masungi Georeserve?
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During which historical events was Calinawan Cave used as a hideout?
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What architectural style does Bahay na Bato represent?
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What key feature of Masungi Georeserve attracts visitors?
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When did the Masungi Georeserve officially begin its development towards becoming a Geopark?
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Study Notes
CALABARZON Region
- Composed of five provinces: Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon
- Regional capital is Calamba City, Laguna
- Rich in culture, heritage, and tradition
Batangas - Batangas City
- Capital city of Batangas
- Bordered by Cavite and Laguna to the north, and Quezon to the east
- Has the second largest international seaport in the Philippines after Metro Manila
- Home to 3 cities and 31 municipalities
Historical, Cultural and Heritage Attractions in Batangas
- Taal Heritage Village: Features old ancestral houses dating from the Spanish Colonial Period. Marcela Coronel Mariño de Agoncillo grew up in one of these houses built in the 1770s.
- Punta de Santiago Lighthouse: Located 130 kilometers southwest of Manila, It is the oldest working lighthouse in Batangas and one of the oldest in the Philippines.
- Tanauan Church: This stone church was constructed in 1732. The town and church were destroyed in 1754 by the eruption of Taal Volcano.
- Taal Lake and Volcano: The volcano is the second most active in the Philippines. It is considered an island within a lake.
- Verde Island Passage: This strait, separating the islands of Luzon and Mindoro, is known for its rich marine biodiversity called the "Center of the Center of Marine Shorefish Biodiversity".
- Mabini Shrine: This memorial is dedicated to Apolinario Mabini, a Filipino revolutionary and political leader.
- Doña Marcela Agoncillo Museum: Houses artifacts and memorabilia of Doña Marcela Agoncillo, a prominent Filipino figure who sewed the First Philippine Flag.
- Jose Laurel Memorial Library: A library dedicated to the memory of Jose Laurel, a Filipino lawyer and politician who served as the second president of the Philippines.
- Faro de Punta de Malabrigo Lighthouse: Located in the town of Lobo, it's one of the many lighthouses built in the Philippines during the Spanish Colonial Period.
- Church of Guillermo: Dedicated to St. William.
- San Juan Laiya Beach: Known for its white sand beach.
- Calatagan Mangrove Forest: A large mangrove forest.
- Mahabang Buhangin Falls: A tall waterfall that flows over a rock cliff.
- Plaza Mabini: A public square in the town of Batangas.
- San Lorenzo Step: A historical staircase built in 1732 to connect the town to the church.
- Old House of Agoncillo Family: The ancestral home of the Agoncillo family, a prominent family in Batangas history.
Festivals and Special Events in Batangas
- Sublian Festival: Celebrated every July 23, it honors the city's patron saints: the Holy Cross (Bauan and Agoncillo) and the Sto. Niño (Batangas City).
- Parada ng Lechon Festival: Held every June 24 in Balayan, it's a religious and cultural festival honoring St. John the Baptist, featuring a parade of roasted pigs (lechon) and water-dousing activities.
- Balsa Festival: Celebrated every May 8 at Matabungkay Beach, promoting bamboo beach rafts and restoring the town's identity.
- Lomi Festival: An annual celebration in Lipa City on June 20, showcasing their local delicacy, Lomi.
Food and Delicacies in Batangas
- Bulalo: A beef bone marrow soup.
- Kaldereta: A stew made with goat meat, vegetables, and a rich tomato sauce.
- Batangas Lomi: A noodle soup with a rich broth, meat, and vegetables.
- Goto: A savory rice porridge.
- Tapang Taal: A type of dried and cured meat.
- Kapeng Barako: A strong and robust type of coffee.
Cavite - Imus
- Known for its rich history and national heroes, including the first President of the Philippines, Emilio Aguinaldo
- Also called “Land of the Brave” or the “History Capital of the Philippines”.
- Home to 6 cities and 17 municipalities
Historical, Cultural and Heritage Attractions in Cavite
- Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine: The ancestral home of Emilio Aguinaldo where the Philippine Declaration of Independence was declared on June 12, 1898.
- Fort San Felipe: A military fortress in Cavite City.
- Splash Island: A water park in Cavite City.
- Japanese Garden: Located in the town of Silang, it features traditional Japanese garden designs.
- Pansol Private Resort: A popular destination for swimming and relaxation.
- Pila Heritage Site: A historical site with old churches, houses, and other structures.
- Villa Escudero: A plantation with a water-powered mill and a restaurant with a unique dining experience.
- San Isidro de Labrador Parish: A church dedicated to St. Isidore.
- Cavinti Underground River: A popular tourist destination known for its underground river.
- Echanted Kingdom: It is a theme park in the municipality of Mandaluyong.
Festivals and Special Events in Cavite
- Coconut Festival: A weeklong celebration in San Pablo, Laguna, Philippines, happening every first to second week of January. This festival, started in 1996, honors their patron Saint Paul the Hermit.
- Batingaw Festival: A festivity commemorating the legendary Kampanang Ginto. The celebration begins with the simultaneous ringing of church bells, believed to bring good agricultural harvest.
- Bangkero Festival: Celebrated every February in Pagsanjan, it honors the bangkeros (boatmen),
- Festival of Lights: To celebrate Christmas and to attract tourists to San Pablo City.
Food and Delicacies in Cavite
- Bibingkang Abnoy: A type of rice cake
- Bibingkang de Macapuno: Rice cake made with macapuno (sweet coconut).
- Cassava Cake: Sweet cake made with cassava.
- Singing na Baka w/ Langka: Beef with Jackfruit.
- Uraro: A type of arrowroot cookies.
- Kinulob na Itik: A salted egg.
Quezon - Lucena
- First name was Kalilayan, then changed to Tayabas.
- Renamed Quezon in honor of the former governor and second President of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon.
- Provincial capital is Lucena City.
- Sometimes called Quezon Province to differentiate it from Quezon City.
- Home to 2 cities and 39 municipalities
Historical, Cultural and Heritage Attractions in Quezon
- Lucena Cathedral: A Roman Catholic Cathedral dedicated to Saint Ferdinand III.
- Salibungot Beach: A beach in Jomalig Island known for its white sand and turquoise water.
- Quezon National Park: Has an area of about 9,830,765 hectares, featuring a diverse landscape and wildlife. It is also the site of Pinagbanderahan, a place where the Philippine flag was planted during the Revolution.
- Kamay ni Hesus Shrine: A popular tourist destination claimed to be a healing church.
- San Isidro Labrador Parish: A church dedicated to St. Isidore the Laborer, a patron saint of farmers.
- Basilica of St. Michael the Archangel: A basilica dedicated to St. Michael the Archangel, a patron saint of the Philippines.
- Quezon Museum: Houses memorabilia and exhibits related to Manuel L. Quezon.
- Cagbalete Island: A popular destination for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.
- Dampalitam Beach: A beautiful beach known for its white sand and clear waters.
- Minasawa Bird Sanctuary: A protected area for various bird species.
Festivals and Special Events in Quezon
- Pahiyas Festival: Celebrated annually on May 15th, a celebration honoring San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers, for a bountiful harvest.
- Niyogyugan Festival: Celebrated every 15th of August, it is a celebration of the bountiful harvest of coconut.
- Tay-Tsinoy Festival: Part of the Chinese New Year celebration of the Tayabas people, connecting Chinese and Tayabense communities.
- Boling-Boling Festival: A week-long festival in Catanauan, Quezon, preceding Ash Wednesday and signaling the start of the Lenten Season.
Food and Delicacies in Quezon
- Lucban Tinulok: A dish made with chicken cooked in a coconut milk sauce.
- Longganisa: A type of Filipino sausage.
- Pinais: A dish made with pork and shrimp.
- Pancit Habhab: Noodles eaten with a piece of bamboo.
- Kalamay: A sweet sticky rice cake.
- Hardinera: A type of vegetable dish.
- Kilawin na Baboy: A dish made with pork cooked in vinegar, onions, and spices.
- Budin: A sweet bread pudding.
Rizal - Antipolo City
- Named after Jose Rizal, a national hero of the Philippines.
- Located on the northern shore of Laguna De Bay and Western slopes of the Sierra Madre mountain range.
- Provincial capital is Antipolo City.
- Home to 1 city and 13 municipalities
Historical, Cultural and Heritage Attractions in Rizal
- Antipolo Cathedral: A Roman Catholic Cathedral dedicated to Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage.
- Angono Mural Street: Known for its murals honoring national artists Carlos "Botong" Francisco and Maestro Lucion San Pedro.
- Masungi Georeserve: A conservation area and rock garden.
- Calinawan Cave: An abandoned cave that served as a hiding place for refugees during the Philippine-American and World War II.
- Bahay na Bato: A traditional Filipino house built during the Spanish Colonial period.
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Explore the CALABARZON region, composed of five vibrant provinces including Batangas. Learn about Batangas City, its significant seaport, and its rich historical and cultural attractions such as Taal Heritage Village and Punta de Santiago Lighthouse. This quiz offers deeper insights into the heritage and beauty of this region.
