A lovely fusion of natural beauties, cultural legacy, and friendly hospitality can be found in Mauban, Quezon. Whether you enjoy the outdoors, are interested in history, or are just looking for a quiet retreat, Mauban has something to offer to anyone. I have listed Mauban's must-visit places to make it easier for you to enjoy and explore the wonders of Mauban, Quezon.
Rizal Hill Park Monument in Mauban, Quezon is the highest Rizal monument in the Philippines. It was used as an observation post by the Spaniards, Americans, and Japanese forces. From the hill park, you can see a panoramic view of Mauban.
Mauban Public Bath
The Public Bath is a special cultural gem located in the center of Mauban, Quezon. The people have a particular place in their hearts for this historic bath area because it brings back memories of happier times. The Mauban Public Bath is more than just a place to wash one's body. It symbolizes a communal tradition that has been passed down from generation to generation. Back then, when residences lacked adequate bathing facilities in the past, the Public Bath served as a community center where residents could strengthen bonds and engage in conversation while washing away their daily troubles.
Mauban Port
The Mauban Port is a bustling entryway that connects tourists to the magnificent islands, diverse marine life, and cultural wonders that the area has to offer. It is tucked away along the picturesque shores of Mauban, Quezon. Mauban Port is more than just a stopover; it extends a warm welcome to visitors and acts as a jumping-off point for spectacular excursions and peaceful getaways. Take a stroll along Mauban port and try some local foods like Pancit Habhab as you enjoy the port's tranquil atmosphere.
Cagbalete Island
A tropical haven in Quezon known as Cagbalete Island beckons tourists looking for peace, excitement, and scenic beauty. Every moment on this island is a treasure waiting to be explored, from the pristine white sand beach, and crystal clear waters, to the distinctive low tide wonders.
From Mauban port, a 45-minute boat ride will take you to the breathtaking Cagbaleta island. We stayed at Doña Choleng Choleng Resort. The resort features a variety of lodging options, including Bali huts, cottages, and a camping area, and it has a stunning beachfront view. We stayed in cottage 1, which can accommodate six people. It has basic amenities like air-conditioning, TV, toilet and bath, and an in-house restaurant.
While in Cagbalete, we decided to do island hopping and visited the mangrove sanctuary and the famous sandbar, and the iconic Cagbalete tree.
The Buddhist theme resort has a swimming pool with a nature view and also offers accommodation at a reasonable price. The resort is huge and would be a great venue for special occasions like birthdays and family gatherings.
The municipality of Mauban also offers Pamana Walking Tour to show the historical landmarks, museum, and ancestral houses.
You can contact Mauban Travel and Tours for more details.
0922 383 8883
tourismcagbalete@gmail.com
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