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CALABARZON is situated
south of the National Capital
Region and is bordered by
the Manila Bay in the
west, Lamon Bay and the Bicol
Region in the east, the Tayabas
Bay and Sibuyan Sea in the
south, and the provinces
of Aurora, Bulacan, and Metro
Manila in the north. It is home
to places like Mount
Makiling near Los Baños,
Laguna and the Taal
Volcano in Talisay, Batangas.

CALABARZON (/ká-lɑ-bɑr-zon/),
formally known as Southern Tagalog
Mainland and designated as Region IV-
A, is an administrative region in
the Philippines.
The term CALABARZON is actually an
acronym representing letters from the
names of the 5 provinces that comprise
it – CAvite, LAguna, BAtangas, Rizal and
QueZON.

 CALABARZON is the most populous
region in the Philippines, having
14,414,774 inhabitants in 2015, and
is also the country's second most
densely populated after NCR.
 Its regional center is Calamba
City in Laguna
 CALABARZON is the 12th largest
region in the Philippines, with an area
of 16,873.31 km2

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Prior to its creation as a region,
CALABARZON, together with MIMAROPA,
formed the historical region known
as Southern Tagalog, until they were
separated in 2002 by virtue of Executive
Order No. 103.

HISTORY
The history of the area now known as CALABARZON
dates back to early historic times Local
historians believe that three of the tenth century
place-names mentioned in the Philippines' earliest
known written document, the Laguna Copperplate
Inscription, pertain to regions or polities
(tagalog:"bayan") along the shores of Laguna Lake; and
some Filipino-Chinese scholars believe the tenth
century trading polity known as Ma-i may actually have
been the predecessor of the present day town of Bay,
Laguna. Since the Philippines' colonial period, the
region has served as home to some of the most
important Philippine historical figures, including the
Philippines' national hero, Jose Rizal, who was born
in Calamba.

On June 5, 1901, a convention was called on whether or not
the province of Manila should annex the province of
Morong, which was found to be unable to be self-sufficient
as a province. Eventually, on June 11, Act No. 137 of the First
Philippine Commission abolished Morong and created a
new province, named after the Philippines' national hero,
Jose Rizal, who, coincidentally, was a native of Laguna. The
new province comprised 29 municipalities, 17 from Manila
and 12 from Morong. In 1902, Macario Sakay, a
veteran Katipunan member, established the Tagalog
Republic in the mountains of Rizal. Ultimately, Sakay's
Tagalog Republic ended in 1906 when he and his men were
betrayed under the guise of holding a national assembly
aimed at the self-determination of the Filipino people.

On September 7, 1946, the Third Philippine
Republic enacted Republic Act No. 14, which renamed
the province of Tayabas to Quezon, in honor
of Manuel Quezon.[ Quezon was the
second President of the Philippines and a native
of Baler (now part of Aurora). In 1951, the northern
part of Quezon became the sub-province Aurora,
named after Quezon's wife.

Cavite is characterized by rolling
hinterlands punctured by hills, with
a shoreline bordering Manila
Bay and a rugged portion bordering
Batangas near Mount Pico de Loro.
The Tagaytay is located in Cavite,
bordering Alfonso, Silang, Calamba,
and Santa Rosa. Mount Sungay is
the highest peak in the province and
can be found in Tagaytay. There are
nine islands in Cavite, most notable
of which is the island of Corregidor.
Historically a site of great strategic
importance, Corregidor is found at
the mouth of Manila Bay and is
under the jurisdiction of Cavite City.

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Established March 10, 1614
Capital •Imus (de jure)
•Trece Martires (de facto)
Government
• Type Sangguniang Panlalawigan
• Governor Jesus Crispin
Remulla(UNA)
• Vice Governor Ramon Revilla III(Lakas-
CMD)
Area
• Total 1,574.17 km
2
(607.79 sq mi)
• Land 1,426.06 km
2
(550.60 sq mi)

Population (2015 census)
• Total 3,678,301
• Rank 1st out of 81
• Density 2,300/km
2
(6,100/sq mi)
• Density rank 2nd out of 81
Demonym(s) Caviteños
Divisions
• Independent cities 0
• Component cities 7
• Municipalities 16
• Barangays 829
• Districts 1st to 7th districts of
Cavite

Demographics
• Ethnic groups •Tagalog (85%)
•Others (8%)
•Bisaya (5%)
•Bicolano (3%)
• Languages •Tagalog
•Chavacano

 played an important role in both the country's colonial past
and eventual fight for independence, earning it the title
"Historical Capital of the Philippines".
It became the cradle of the Philippine Revolution which led
to the renouncement of Spanish colonial control,
 finally culminating in the Philippine Declaration of
Independence on
June 12, 1898 in Kawit, Cavite. The old provincial
capital, Cavite City also hosted docks for the Manila galleon,
becoming an essential part of commerce between Asia and the
New World.

Cavite – the Historical Capital of the Philippines
Fort San Felipe Fort San Felipe is an old
structure dating back to 1609
when the Spaniards built it to
protect part of the then
growing city. The structure is
made of granite blocks with
walls approximately 30 feet
high. A wide stairway leads to
the top of the fort where a
concrete house structure
could be found. Naval
memorabilia including antique
cannons and cannon balls
decorate the lawns

Zapote Bridge
The Battle of Zapote Bridge
was fought on February 17,
1897, as part of the Philippine
Revolution. Filipino
revolutionary forces headed by
General Emilio Aguinaldo
defeated Spanish forces under
Governor-General Camilo de
Polavieja. In this battle,
General Edilberto Evangelista,
a Filipino civil engineer, trench
builder and member of the
Katipunan, was killed. Aguinaldo
started to liberate Cavite
towns little by little following
the victory at Zapote Bridge.

Battle of Alapan
Gen. Aguinaldo’s first victory was in the battle of
Alapan, Imus on May, 1898. The Filipino
national flag was hoisted for the first time
following the victory.

The Battle of Binakayan
was the first decisive
victory of Emilio
Aguinaldo-led Filipino
revolutionaries over the
Spaniards in Cavite. The
battle took place in
Binakayan, a barrio in
Kawit and Dalahican, a
barrio in Noveleta on 9-
11 November 1896.
Battle of Binakayan

Tejeros Convention
The Tejeros Convention
(also referred to as
Tejeros Congress or
Tejeros Assembly), held at
Tejeros (now General
Trias) in Cavite on 22
March 1897, was the
meeting that brought
together the members of
both the Magdalo and
Magdiwang factions of the
Katipunan. This is
considered as the first
Presidential and Vice
Presidential election in the
history of the Philippines.

Aguinaldo Shrine
Aguinaldo Shrine is the
ancestral home of Emilio
Aguinaldo, the first
president of the Republic of
the Philippines and is a
national shrine. It is a
museum that is open to all
visitors and located in
Kawit, Cavite.
Every year, the Philippine
flag is raised here by the
president of the country to
commemorate Independence
day as this was the place
where the declaration of
Independence from Spain
was proclaimed on June 12,
1898.

FESTIVALS IN CAVITE
It is a 2 week-long province
wide event held annually from
May 28 to June 12. As its
name suggests, the series of
events for the festival are
held to celebrate the
independence day season. The
festival was launched in 2005
with a variety of activities
such as street dancing, float
parade, beauty pageant and
trade fair
Kalayaan Festival

Also called the “Water
Festival”, the festival is
comprised of games, street
dancing, photo exhibit,
trade fair, concert and
water splashing. The
festival is done three days
from June 22-24 done in
celebration of St. John the
Baptist
Regada Festival

Sumilang Festival
February 1-3 is
recognized as an
agriculture event. The
occasion is
participated in by
dancers who come
from agricultural
sector.

Every 2nd week of
February is called the
“Coffee Festival” as way of
thanksgiving for abundant
harvest of coffee in the
municipality. Trade fair,
street dancing, beauty
pageant, coffee convention
are the usual activities done
during the occasion. Free
flowing drinking of coffee
is offered to everybody.
Pahimis Festival

The festival’s name
“Wagayway” is a Filipino
term that means
wave, display or unfurl
something that is folded
such as a flag or banner.
Wagayway Festival hopes
to recognize National Flag
Day and Imus as a new
tourist destination with
the same caliber as Cebu’s
Sinulog Festival, Bacolod’s
Masskara Festival
WAGAYWAY FESTIVAL

FUN IN CAVITE
Corregidor Tour
Pound for pound, Corregidor Island,
the Fortress of Freedom – is the
ultimate tourist destination in the
Philippines. Located only 42 miles
from Manila, and accessible via an
eighty-minute boat ride, the island
boasts of numerous scenic vistas
that are chock-full of historicity.
Each location had its own role to play
during the war, so by visiting each
one and learning of its significance,
you can glean the scale and power of
the drama that made this island a
legend of recent times

Golf Clubs
Eagle Ridge Golf & Country Club
Manila Southwoods Golf & Country
Club
Puerto Azul Beach and Country Club
Riviera Golf and Country Club
Royale Tagaytay Country Club
Sherwood Hills Golf Club
Splendido Taal Residential Golf &
Country Club
Tagaytay Highlands International
Highlands Course
Tagaytay Highlands International
Midlands course
The Orchard Golf & Country Club

HIKING
Mount Pico de Loro, Cavite is a
popular mountain for hiking. This
mountain stands 664 meters above
sea level at Maragondon, Cavite,
85 kilometers southwest of Manila.
In the 1500s, the Spanish named it
Pico de Loro because its rocky
summit resembles a parrot’s beak.
Today, mountaineers venture there
for its unusual plants, animals and
its stunning summit views of
forests, volcanoes and beaches.
The southern view is blocked by a
huge tower of rock. Climbable but
beware of the strong winds.

SPORT FISHING
The Fishing Village is the
biggest and most exciting
fishing arena in Kawit, Cavite.
Fish at the 3-hectare fishing
grounds and have your catch
cooked the way you want. You
may also enjoy classic Filipino
dishes and fresh fruit shakes
while dining in huts on stilts.
Sports fishing is also held in
Naic, Cavite.

ZIP LINING
Experience a Thrilling
Adventure with a Two-way
Ride at Cavite Rosario
Zipline. Glide along a
suspended steel cable through
a pulley and climbing harness
and live your flying fantasies

Tagaytay Highlands, in Cavite
Province is a posh country club in a
sloppy area of Tagaytay City,
surrounded by luscious greeneries
(mostly pine trees) and had a
captivating view of the Taal Lake.
Tagaytay Highlands is a membership
only access country club with many
amenities that would surely make a
family day worthwhile and funfilled.
There are many things to do when
you are in Tagaytay Highlands. First
among these things is of course the
very famous cable car ride, where
you’ll be treated with a nice view of
the surrounding area via a cable car
that brings you to the highest peak
of the Highland Peaks. The ride is
slow and yet you’ll be delighted to
see the scenic view on a bird’s eye
view perspective.
Cable Cars

Founded July 28, 1571
Capital Santa Cruz
Government
• Governor Ramil Hernandez
(Nacionalista)
• Vice Governor Katherine Agapay
(Nacionalista)
Area
• Total 1,917.85 km
2
(740.49 sq mi)
Area rank 63rd out of 81
Highest elevation (Mount
Banahaw)
2,170 m (7,120 ft)

• Total 3,035,081
• Rank 3rd out of 81
2
(4,100/sq mi)
• Density rank 3rd out of 81
Divisions
• Barangays 681
Laguna
Demographics
•Bicolano (0.5%)
•Ilocano (0.5%)

Batangas, officially known as
the Province of
Batangas (Filipino: Lalawigan ng
Batangas) is a province in
the Philippines located in
the Calabarzon region in Luzon. Its
capital is the city of Batangas and
is bordered by the provinces
of Cavite and Laguna to the north
and Quezon to the east. Across
the Verde Island Passages to the
south is the island of Mindoro and
to the west lies the South China
Sea. Poetically, Batangas is often
referred to by its ancient name
Kumintáng.

The Batangas area is mostly elevated, with
small low flat lands and scattered mountain
areas.

Nickname(s):
 Land of Rolling Hills and Wide Shore Lands.
 Lalawigan ng mga Magigiting
Motto: "Rich Batangas!"
Location in the Philippines
Coordinates: 13°50′N 121°00′ECoordinates: 13°50′N 121°00′E
Country Philippines
Region Calabarzon(Region IV-A)
Founded December 8, 1581
Capital
Batangas City
Government
•
Type Sangguniang Panlalawigan
•
Governor Hermilando Mandanas (UNA)
•
Vice Governor Sofronio Ona (NPC)

Area
• Total 3,119.75 km2(1,204.54 sq mi)
Area rank 44th out of 81
Highest elevation (Mount Makiling) 1,090 m (3,580 ft)
• Total 2,694,335
• Rank 7th out of 81
• Density 860/km2(2,200/sq mi)
• Density rank 6th out of 81
Divisions
• Barangays 1,078
• Districts 1st to 6th districts of Batangas
Spoken languages
 Batangas Tagalog
 English

Rizal is situated north of
Laguna de Bay, and consists
of a mixture of valleys and
mountain ranges, with flat
low-lying areas in the
western portion of the
province near Manila. The
eastern portion of Rizal has
hills and ridges which form
part of the Sierra
Madre range. Talim Island,
the largest island in Laguna
de Bay, is under the
jurisdiction of the province
of Rizal.

Founded June 11, 1901
Named for José Rizal
Capital Antipolo
Government
• Governor Rebecca A. Ynares (NPC)
• Vice Governor Reynaldo H. San Juan, Jr.
(NPC)
Area
• Total 1,191.94 km
2
(460.21 sq mi)
Area rank 73rd out of 81
Irid)
1,448 m (4,751 ft)

• Total 2,884,227
2
(6,300/sq mi)
• Density rank 1st out of 81
Demonym(s) Rizaleño
Divisions
• Barangays 188
• Districts 1st and 2nd districts of Rizal, 1st
and 2nd districts of Antipolo
Demographics
•Ilocano (0.5%)
•Bicolano (0.5%)
•English

Founded •1591 (as Kalilayan)
•March 2, 1901 (as Tayabas)
•September 7, 1946 (as
Quezon)
Capital Lucena
Government
• Governor David C. Suarez (NUP)
• Vice Governor Samuel B. Nantes (LP)
Area
• Total 8,989.39 km
2
(3,470.82 sq mi)
Area rank 7th out of 81
Banahaw)
2,170 m (7,120 ft)

• Total 1,856,582
• Density 210/km
2
(530/sq mi)
• Density rank 45th out of 81
Excludes Lucena City
Demonym(s) Quezonian
Divisions
• Barangays •1,209
•including independent
cities:1,242
Quezon (shared withLucena

Demographics
•Bicolano (11%)
•Bisaya(6%)
•Others (2%)
•Bicolano
•English

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calabarzon

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