Calauan the place that offers you more than just peace!


Calauan: A Serene Place to Live


Calauan is a second-class municipality in Laguna with accessible transportation, numerous job opportunities, abundant agriculture, and vibrant tourism. The town of Calauan is in the central part of the province of Laguna. It is located in the north of Laguna de Bay, east of Nagcarlan, west of Bay, and the south of San Pablo City. Being 2-hours away from Manila, the town of Calauan is accessible by public utility buses passing the route of South Luzon Expressway and point of exit in the city of Calamba.


Calauan, Laguna is known for the home of the sweetest pineapples. Every tourist's focal point of attention is the huge yellow pineapple monument right in the center of the municipality. You might say that harvest season for pineapples is around May to June but you will be surprised to know that pineapples in Calauan are available all year round! 




For this season, the town is celebrating “Pinya Festival”. The festival is to celebrate the feast of St. Isidore the Laborer and to promote the town’s sweetest pineapples and other agricultural products. The festival includes exhibits, street dancing, pineapple float parade, and native products decor contests.



Calauan is also known for its famous floating restaurants, such as Kamayan sa Palaisdaan and Isdaan Floating Restaurant. Kamayan sa Palaisdaan features floating huts and Filipino cuisines. The sight of swimming Koi fishes will surely keep you busy as you wait for your delicious food.



Isdaan Floating Restaurant on the other hand, will give you the vibe of Thailand. With its famous giant Buddhas, Mermaids and other characters that you will surely enjoy taking pictures with. It is also known for most freshly served “inihaw na isda”  






If you are tired of the usual noise, pollution of the city, constant traffic jams, and longing for a peaceful community, then Calauan is the right place for you. Because this place offers you more than just peace, it brings you more than just comfort and the fresh clean breeze from the swaying green trees.


Lumina is now the LEADING MASS HOUSING DEVELOPER in the country with its roster of value-priced and quality homes. It has amenities like multi-purpose hall, basketball court, mini gardens and playground, and space for future commercial areas.



That’s why Lumina Calauan located at Brgy Masiit, Calauan, Laguna, was launched. By building in accessible locations close to major road networks, transportation and business hubs, schools, and hospitals. With very accessible location, we assure you that choosing Lumina Calauan is the best choice you will do.

For more information about Lumina Calauan, call (0917) 828 0161! For more updates, LIKE “Lumina Calauan” Official FB Page in Facebook.




Sources:

http://driftwoodjourneys.com/the-town-of-calauan/

http://lagunatoptenfestivals.blogspot.com/2017/04/calauan-laguna-pinya-festival.html

http://www.thetraveldebugger.com/2015/07/28/isdaan-resto-fun-park/


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