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What is the capital of Calabarzon?
Which delicacy is associated with Cavite?
Which festival is celebrated in Batangas on May 3?
What is the largest lake in the Philippines located in Laguna?
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Which notable attraction in Rizal was built in 1573?
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What is the main ingredient in Budin, a delicacy from Laguna?
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Which festival in Quezon honors the patron saint of farmers?
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What type of food is Nilasing na Hipon from Rizal?
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Which delicacy from Batangas is known for its association with masculinity?
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Which festival in Cavite is held in September and showcases a specific seafood?
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What is the significance of the Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery in Laguna?
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What is a notable feature of the Balsa Festival celebrated in Batangas?
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Which attraction in Rizal is known for its historical significance linked to a prominent pilgrimage?
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Which delicacy from Laguna is made with a unique ingredient, namely an unfertilized duck egg?
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What characterizes the Higantes Festival in Rizal?
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In which province is the Pahiyas Festival celebrated and what is its main focus?
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Study Notes
Calabarzon
- Calabarzon is an administrative region in the Philippines that encompasses five provinces: Cavite (CA), Laguna (LA), Batangas (BA), Rizal (R), and Quezon (ZON).
- Calamba City, Laguna is the capital of Calabarzon.
Batangas
- Batangas is the second largest seaport in the Philippines after Metro Manila.
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Attractions:
- Taal Heritage Village: a preserved town that showcases Spanish colonial architecture.
- Taal Volcano: known as the smallest volcano in the world.
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Delicacies:
- Kapeng Barako: a strong coffee associated with masculinity.
- Bulalo: a Filipino beef shank soup in clear broth.
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Festival:
- Balsa Festival: celebrated every May 3rd.
Cavite
- Cavite is known for its industrial growth and is home to the official capital, Imus.
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Attractions:
- Bonifacio Trial House: served as a military court where Andres Bonifacio's trial took place in 1897.
- Thirteen Martyrs: a historic site where famous patriots were executed during the Philippine Revolution.
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Food & Delicacies:
- Pansit Pusit: noodles cooked with squid ink.
- Quesillo: raw cheese made with carabao milk.
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Festivals:
- Tahong Festival: a celebration held in September showcasing dishes made with tahong (mussels).
- Kalayaan Festival: a two-week long province-wide event held annually from May 28th to June 12th.
Laguna
- Laguna is known as the birthplace of Dr. Jose Rizal.
- Laguna de Bay: the largest lake in the Philippines.
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Attraction:
- Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery: the only underground cemetery in the world.
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Food & Delicacies:
- Bibingkang Abnoy: a sweet delicacy made with unfertilized duck eggs.
- Budin: a cassava cake unique to Laguna.
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Festival:
- Pandan Festival: a week-long celebration showcasing pandan crops and products in Luisana, Laguna.
Rizal
- Rizal is the 5th largest province in the Philippines based on population.
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Attractions:
- Bahay na Bato: an iconic site built in 1573.
- Manaoag Shrine: a popular pilgrimage site dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary.
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Food & Delicacies:
- Nilasing na Hipon: marinated in gin and deep-fried to golden perfection.
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Festival:
- Higantes Festival: showcases giant paper figures (November 22nd-23rd).
Quezon
- Quezon Province was renamed in honor of President Manuel L. Quezon.
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Attraction:
- Lucena Cathedral: a Roman Catholic cathedral in Lucena City.
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Festival:
- Pahiyas Festival: celebrated on May 15th to honor the patron saint of farmers.
Calabarzon
- Calabarzon is an administrative region in the Philippines, known for its economic and historical significance.
- It is composed of five provinces: Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon.
- Calamba City in Laguna serves as the regional capital.
Batangas
- Batangas is the second-largest seaport in the Philippines, after Metro Manila.
- Known for its numerous tourist attractions, including:
- Taal Heritage Village: Preserves Spanish colonial-era architecture.
- Taal Volcano: Known as the smallest volcano in the world.
- Delicacies:
- Kapeng Barako: Coffee associated with masculinity.
- Bulalo: Beef shank soup in a clear broth.
- Balsa Festival: Celebrated annually on May 3rd, showcasing colorful decorated rafts.
Cavite
- Famous for its industrial growth and is home to the official capital, Imus City.
- Key attractions:
- Bonifacio Trial House: Served as a military court during the Philippine Revolution, where Andres Bonifacio was tried.
- Thirteen Martyrs: This historic site commemorates the execution of Filipino patriots during the revolution.
- Delicacies:
- Pansit Pusit: Noodles cooked with squid ink.
- Quesillo: Raw cheese made from carabao's milk.
- Festivals:
- Tahong Festival: Celebrates tahong (mussels) in September.
- Kalayaan Festival: A two-week long event held annually from May 28th to June 12th, commemorating Philippine Independence Day.
Laguna
- Known as the birthplace of Dr. Jose Rizal, a Philippine national hero.
- Laguna de Bay: The largest lake in the Philippines.
- Attractions:
- Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery: The only underground cemetery in the world.
- Delicacies:
- Bibingkang Abnoy: A delicacy made with unfertilized duck eggs, considered exotic.
- Budin: A cassava cake unique to the area.
- Pandan Festival: A week-long celebration in Louisana, Laguna, showcasing pandan crops and products.
Rizal
- Ranked as the 5th most populous province in the Philippines.
- Attractions:
- Bahay na Bato (Stone House): Built in 1573, an iconic landmark.
- Manaoag Shrine: A popular pilgrimage site dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary.
- Delicacies:
- Nilasing na Hipon: Marinated shrimp cooked in gin and deep-fried to a golden color.
- Higantes Festival: Features giant paper figures, celebrated from November 22nd to 23rd.
Quezon
- Named after President Manuel L. Quezon.
- Key attractions:
- Lucena Cathedral: A Roman Catholic Cathedral in Lucena City.
- Pahiyas Festival: Celebrated on May 15th, honoring patron saints of farmers.
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Explore the vibrant Calabarzon region in the Philippines, which includes the provinces of Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon. Discover local attractions, delicacies, and festivals unique to each province, including the historic sites of Cavite and the natural wonders of Batangas.
