CFC Laguna

• Biñan City: A commercial center famous for Puto Biñan.
• Cabuyao City: Known as the “Enterprise City of the Philippines.”
• Calamba City: The birthplace of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal.
• San Pablo City: Famous for its seven scenic crater lakes.
• San Pedro City: The northern gateway to the Laguna province.
• Santa Rosa City: A major industrial, automotive, and technology hub.
• Alaminos: Noted for its agricultural lands and Hidden Valley Springs.
• Bay: One of the oldest settlements and former provincial capital.
• Calauan: Famous for its sweet pineapples and Pineapple Festival.
• Los Baños: A nature and science town hosting Mt. Makiling.
• Pila: Well-preserved town featuring Spanish-era heritage houses.
• Victoria: Recognized as the “Duck Raising Capital of the Philippines.”
• Lumban: The “Hand-Embroidery Capital of the Philippines.”
• Mabitac: Site of the historic Battle of Mabitac.
• Pagsanjan: Renowned for the famous Pagsanjan Falls rapids boat ride.
• Pangil: Eco-tourism destination featuring natural river parks.
• Paete: Celebrated as the “Carving Capital of the Philippines.”
• Pakil: Home of the Turumba Festival and music heritage.
• Santa Cruz: The administrative capital and bustling commercial center.
• Siniloan: An educational and industrial hub for the northeast.
• Famy: The smallest municipality in the province by area.
• Kalayaan: Home to the Kalayaan Pumped-Storage Power Plant.
• Pangil: Known for its clean rivers and eco-parks.
• Santa Maria: High-altitude town producing citrus fruits and vegetables.
• Siniloan: Serves as the center of education in northeastern Laguna.
• Cavinti: Famous for underground caves and man-made eco-lakes.
• Luisiana: Called the “Little Baguio of Laguna” for its cold weather.
• Liliw: Widely popular for its affordable, quality footwear industry.
• Nagcarlan: Home to the unique Underground Cemetery historical landmark.
• Majayjay: Located at Mt. Banahaw’s foot, famous for cold springs.
• Rizal: A quiet, landlocked agricultural town harvesting coconuts.