This place is situated in Batangas, Region 4, Philippines, its geographical coordinates

are 13° 45' 34" North, 121° 3' 36" East and its original name (with diacritics) is
Batangas.

Geography

Batangas City lies in the southernmost part of Batangas, facing Batangas Bay. It is

bordered by San Jose to the north, Verde Island Passage to the south, Ibaan, Taysan, and
Lobo to the east, and San Pascual to the west. The Calumpang River crosses the city from
northeast to southwest.

Major cities

Lipa city Tanauan city Batangas city sto Thomas city

Well known- fortune island laiya beach Montemaria shrine taal volcano taal basilica

Historic sites- Mabini shrine, caleruega church, basilica of st. martin de tours

Recreational- anilao diving, Nayomi Sanctuary Resort for Deluxe Glamping

Mt. Gulugod Baboy for a Rewarding Hike

Entertainment- SM Batangas alone offers shops, restaurants and other entertainment to

keep you busy for days. Surrounding the mall are hotels, clubs, cafe’s and function halls
that will keep your camera busy during the night and will make your stay worth while.

Batangas Province is also home to some of must see beach in batangas, tourist spots,

festivals, with arts & culture from music, dancing, sporting and more.

Climate- Summersin Batangas are short, with the

hottest month being August and the coldest month
being January. The months of January to April, as
well as November and December, are ideal for visiting
Batangas in the Philippines
Transportation- In Batangas the tricycle is a major means of
transport in getting around towns and barangays. The tricycle can be
rented to reach a specific destination. Traveling from a town to another
town, or if it is more than 5 kilometers, a jeepney ride will be your most
likely kind of transportation.
Museums- The Museo Puntong Batangan (city museum) is the flagship cultural initiative of Batangas City.
Designed primarily to instill a love for Batangueño culture in young people, the museum showcases the city’s history
and traditions through exhibits, visual and audio presentations.

Museo ng Batangas is the province museum that serves as a depository

of Batangas culture, lifestyle and history. The museum is created by
Executive Order #30-93 signed by Batangas Governor Vicente Mayo on
March 3, 1993. It is a private museum holding archaeological and
ethnographical collection relating to Batangas and other provinces in
the Southern Tagalog Region. It also holds deposits of Batangas
memorabilia that keeps the cultural wealth active and alive.

Arts-The town of Taal, Batangas had a long tradition of hand embroidery since the turn of the
century. Its intricate, well-embossed hand embroidery made it increasingly a refined art of society. It
boasts of its highly callado (a kind of filigree work wherein yarn in painstakingly pulled off from the
cloth) as one of the finest in the world.

Batangas Tagalog, also known as "Batangan," is a

Languages-

Tagalog dialect spoken primarily in the provinces of

Batangas, Quezon, Laguna, and Mindoro (the natives are
referred to as "Batangueo/a"). The dialect is distinguished
by a strong accent and a vocabulary that is more closely
related to ancient or "old-style" Tagalog. In contrast to
Manila Tagalog, it is not customary to speak in Taglish or
to use English terms in everyday conversation in
Batangan.
Famous foods- bulalo- flavor of a warm bowl of bulalo in Batangas.
While these dishes may get close, they can never capture the entire
essence of this delicacy. probably the most basic and simplest version of
bulalo. If you are not familiar with this dish, it is a type of Filipino beef
shank soup in clear broth. 
Batangas lomi- Lomi was made known in 1968 by To Kim Eng, a Chinese
immigrant in Lipa City who served this dish to his mah-jong friends.
Because of its good taste, he then started getting orders of lomi. Soon
after, he, together with his wife Natalia, started their own Lipa City
Panciteria, the first lomi house in the city.