Region iv a

region IVA

1. CALABARZON REGION IV-A

2. CALABARZON CAVITE LAGUNA BATANGAS RIZAL QUEZON

3. Cavite is a province in the Philippines located on the southern shores of Manila Bay in the  Calabarzon  region on Luzon island. Situated 21 kilometers (13 miles) southwest of Metro Manila. Nickname: Agri-Industrial Center of Upland Cavite.

4. Cities and Municipalities First District Cavite City   ★ Kawit Noveleta Rosario Second District City of Bacoor   ★ Third District City of Imus   ★ Fourth District City of Dasmariñas   ★ Fifth District Carmona Silang General Mariano Alvarez Sixth District General Trias City   ★ Seventh District Amadeo Indang Tanza Trece Martires City   ★ Eighth District Tagaytay City   ★ Alfonso General Emilio Aguinaldo Magallanes Maragondon Mendez Naic Ternate

5. For over 300 years, the province 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"

6. That must eat in Cavite

7. BIBINGKA

8. PANSIT PUSIT

9. KESONG PUTI O QUELLO

10. ENSAIMADA DE CAVITE

11. TOURIST DESTINATION

12. PACIFIC WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM

13. MALINTA TUNNEL CORREGIDOR

14. PANIMAN BEACH

15. RELIGION

16. Roman Catholic AGLIPAYAN SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIS

17. DIALECT

18. Tagalog and Chavacano

19. AGRICULTURE

20. Its major crops include rice, corn, vegetables, fruits, root crops, coffee, coconut and sugarcane. The province is endowed with rich offshore and coastal fishing grounds.

21. MUSIC and DANCE

22. MARDICAS DANCE

23. KARAKOL

24. Live Via Crucis or Kalbaryo ni Hesus

25. ART

26. MIRACLE ART CAVITE

27. Its capital is Santa Cruz and the province is situated southeast of Metro Manila, south of the province of Rizal, west of Quezon, north of Batangas and east of Cavite. Nickname: The Home of the Coromblan Festival.

28. Laguna is widely known as the resort capital of Luzon due to its hot spring pools with Mt. Makiling as the source. Laguna is Spanish word meaning “small lake”. It is not only riched with natural wonders it also plays an important role in the country’s history as the birthplace of Dr. Jose Rizal.

29. Dr. Jose Rizal

30. That must eat in Laguna

31. Buko Pie Espasol

32. Bibingka Kesong Puti

33. Puto Binan Cassava Cake

34. Monay Ube

35. Kinulob na Itik

36. Lambanog

37. TOURIST DESTINATION

38. Rizal Shrine

39. Mount. Makiling

40. Lake Caliraya

41. Nagcarlan Underground Ceme tery

42. Bay (St. Agustine Church)

43. RELIGION

44. Roman Catholic

45. DIALECT

46. Tagalog English

47. AGRICULTURE

48. Laguna is also well-known for its abundant supply of fruits such as lanzones , rambutan, papaya, mango, pineapple. Some large farms also cater to ornamental plants and cut flower production. About 41,253 ha or 23.44% of Laguna’s total land area is forest land which is ideal for growing coconuts, tropical fruits, and exotic plants. Laguna is the center of agriculture, fisheries, and forest research in the country.

49. Liliw

50. MUSIC and DANCE

51. CoRambLan Puto Latik Batingaw Sambalilo

52. Kawayan Festival Pineapple Festival Anilag Festival

53. ART

54. The Blessed Virgin Of the Lumiere Festival

55. Prestigious

56. 8th December in Lyon

57. Manuel Baldemor

58. 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. Municipalities: 31 Nickname: Float Capital of the Philippines

59. The name "Batangas" was obtained from the word " batang ," which is a term of the natives for the abundant logs in Calumpang River.

60. That must eat in Batangas

61. Bulalo Ibaan Lomi

62. Gotong Batangas Lambanog

63. Kapeng Barako

64. TOURIST DESTINATION

65. RELIGION

66. Not only did they make Batangas the second most important religious centre of the Archipelago, they did it in a mere 10-year period. In fact, up to now, Batangas remains to be one of the most ' Christianised ' and even the most 'Catholic' Province in the Philippines.

67. DIALECT

68. Batangas Tagalog (more properly Batangan , Batangueño , or Batangenyo [ batɐŋˈgɛn.ɲo ]), is a dialect of the Tagalog language that is spoken primarily in the province of Batangas.

69. AGRICULTURE

70. The main economic activity in Batangas. The major crops produced by the province are palay , sugarcane, coconut, and coffee. The province is a major supplier of cattle to Metro Manila. Taal Lake and the nearby coast are the main sources of fish for the province.

71. MUSIC and DANCE

72. Sublian Festival

73. ART

74. Manolito Tolentino Mayo

75. Before Rizal became a province, its area used to be the provinces of Tondo and La Laguna during the Spanish era. Nickname: Arts Capital of the Philippines

76. That must eat in Rizal

77. LAUYANG BAKA

78. PINAGUTAN NA HIPON

79. PIZZA IN LUTONG PUGON

80. TOURIST DESTINATION

81. Mt. Daraitan

82. Hinulugang Taktak Falls

83. RELIGION

84. Roman Catholic Church of God International of Bro. Eli Soriano Iglesia Filipina Independiente Born-again Christians Jesus Is Lord Church Iglesia Ni Cristo Jehovah's Witnesses Baptist Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints El Shaddai Methodists Presbyterians Seventh-day Adventist Muslims Anitists animists and atheists are also present in the province.

85. DIALECT

86. T A G O L A G

87. AGRICULTURE

88. The major crops are rice and fruits, specifically mango, citrus, coffee, cacao and cashew .

89. MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISE

90. MUSIC and DANCE

91. Angono Rizal’s Carabao Festival

92. Parada ng Kakanin of San Mateo Rizal

93. Quick Facts on Higantes Festival of Angono

94. Kaluskos Bamboo Arch Festival of Cardona

95. ART

96. BOTONG FRANCISCO VICENTE MANANSALA

97. Quezon Province is bounded on the north by the province of Aurora, on the west by the provinces of Laguna and Rizal, on the southwest by the province of Batangas and the southeast by Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur. Municipalities: 39 Nickname/s: The Hidden Gem of Quezon, Gateway to the Pacific, Alabat , A lost Paradise.

98. In 1591 the province was called Kaliraya and was later changed to Tayabas . On September 7, 1946 Manuel Roxas , president of the Philippine Republic changed the province’s name from Tayabas to Quezon, in honor of Manuel L. Quezon, President of the Philippine Commonwealth who hailed from the town of Baler. CAPITAL: LUCENA

99. That must eat in Quezon

100. Lucban Longganisa Hardinera

101. Budin Pansit Habhab

102. Kalamay Kilawin na Baboy

103. TOURIST DESTINATION

104. Angels Sunflower Field

105. Tayabas Basilica

106. Saint Ferdinand Cathedral Church

107. RELIGION

108. Roman Catholic

109. DIALECT

110. English Tayabas Dialect TAGALOG Bicolano Visayan

111. AGRICULTURE

112. Niyog Palay Mais Saging Kapeng Barako

113. Wood carving Pottery Buli weaving Soap Making Kiping

114. MUSIC and DANCE

115. ART

116. Oscar De Zalameda