Lucban Quezon – Passage to Heaven

When we say Lucban Quezon, it means Pahiyas Festival which is held every May 15 in honor of the patron St. of harvest, Isidore the Laborer, the farmer. This festival showcases an avenue of houses which are beautified with fruits, vegetables, agricultural products, handicrafts and "kiping"- a rice-made decoration, which afterwards can be eaten grilled or fried. The houses are evaluated and the best one is declared the winner. Every year, tourists stroll to the municipality to see the decoration of houses. But there are other reasons why we should visit Lucban Quezon “kabalikat”.

Quezon: Where Immaculate Beaches Abound

To all beach fanatics out there, this post is especially for you! Of course, with the Philippines lying on the tropical regions of Asia and the Pacific, our country has been showered with immaculate beaches. If Bicol has Caramoan, Ilocos has Pagudpud, Visayas has Bohol and Sipalay (Negros), and Mindanao has Camigin and Siargao, Quezon has its own beaches that rival the others as our country’s number one beach spot: Padre Burgos and Sariaya.

Mount Cristobal : Not for the Faint-hearted

Mount Cristobal: Not for the Faint-Hearted

Hello there, kabalikat! First, let me ask you these questions: Do you want your next trip to be what you can call a “real” adventure? Are you tired of your barkada’s usual nature tripping and mountain climbing spots? If you and your buddies are bold and daring true-blooded nature enthusiasts, then Mount Cristobal is the right place for your next escapade!