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A protected forest reserve and biodiversity hotspot straddling Los Baños and Sto. Tomas.

A lifestyle and nature destination with lakeside walks, wakeboarding, and dining.

AGA7'S Restaurant and Bulaluhan is a Filipino restaurant in Calauan, Laguna, known for Filipino dishes such as bulalo, lechon, and fish. It has outdoor seating and is currently listed as open 24 hours.

Calibato Lake, also known as Kalibato Lake, is one of the Seven Lakes of San Pablo, Laguna. It is a volcanic crater lake surrounded by hills and greenery. Known as the deepest of the Seven Lakes, it offers a peaceful natural environment and scenic views of the surrounding landscape.

Kalayaan Twin Falls is a natural waterfall attraction in Barangay San Juan, Kalayaan, Laguna. It is known for its cool, refreshing water, natural surroundings, and swimming areas. The falls are also relatively accessible, making it a convenient nature destination for visitors.

La Preza de Cacawa is a scenic nature and camping site nestled at the foot of Mt. Banahaw in Barangay Abo, Nagcarlan, Laguna.

Landing Point is a historical landmark in Barangay Tala, Rizal, Laguna. It is associated with an airfield used during World War II, where food, arms, and ammunition were dropped by American forces in 1945. The site was also connected to the evacuation of the family of Carlos P. Romulo. BatangRizal (Laguna) Website

Magnetic Hill is a popular roadside attraction along Jamboree Road in Barangay Timugan, Los Baños. It is known for an optical illusion that makes vehicles appear to move uphill even when they are actually rolling downhill. Wikivoyage

Makiling Botanic Gardens is a botanical garden within the UPLB campus in Los Baños, Laguna, featuring a variety of plants, trees, forest areas, and nature-walking spaces. It is part of the Mount Makiling Forest Reserve and is suitable for nature appreciation and educational visits.

Mohicap Lake, also known as Muhikap or Mojicap Lake, is one of the Seven Lakes of San Pablo City. It is a volcanic crater lake surrounded by greenery and local communities. The lake supports local fishing and aquaculture and is known for its peaceful natural scenery.

Mount Banahaw is an active volcano located along the boundary of Laguna and Quezon. Rising to about 2,170 meters, it is known for its forests, natural landscapes, biodiversity, and cultural and spiritual significance.

Mount San Cristobal is a 1,470-meter potentially active stratovolcano located along the Laguna–Quezon border. It is known for its forested slopes, mountain trails, natural scenery, and cultural folklore. It is part of the Mounts Banahaw–San Cristobal Protected Landscape.