Calauan, Laguna

Calauan is a Philippine municipality in the province of Laguna.

The name of the town derives from the expression kalawang from, which means rust. Calauan is known for its Pineapple Festival, which takes place every May. Access to Hidden Valley Springs - While Resort, a resort with hot springs located in the neighboring Alaminos, the resort is located but within the limits of Calauan.

In the village there is a campus of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.

Barangays

Calauan is politically subdivided into 17 barangays.

  • Balayhangin
  • Bangya
  • Dayap
  • Hanggan
  • Imok
  • Lamot 1
  • Lamot 2
  • Limao
  • Mabacan
  • Masiit
  • Paliparan
  • Perez
  • Kanluran
  • Silangan
  • Prinza
  • San Isidro
  • Santo Tomas

Cities: Biñan City | Cabuyao City | Calamba | San Pablo | Santa Rosa

Communities: Alaminos | Bay | Calauan | Cavinti | Famy | Kalayaan | Liliw | Los Baños | Louisiana | Lumban | Mabitac | Magdalena | Majayjay | Nagcarlan | Paete | Pagsanjan | Pakil | Pangil | Pila | Rizal | San Pedro | Santa Cruz | Santa Maria | Siniloan | Victoria

  • Location in the Philippines
  • Laguna (Philippines)
Laguna (province) Municipalities of the Philippines Alaminos (Laguna) San Pablo, Laguna Santa Rosa, Laguna Bay (Laguna) Cavinti, Laguna Famy, Laguna Kalayaan (Laguna) Liliw, Laguna Luisiana, Laguna Lumban, Laguna Mabitac, Laguna Magdalena (Laguna) Majayjay, Laguna Nagcarlan, Laguna Paete, Laguna Pagsanjan, Laguna Pakil, Laguna Pangil, Laguna Pila (Laguna) Rizal (Laguna) San Pedro (Laguna) Santa Cruz (Laguna) Santa Maria (Laguna) Siniloan, Laguna Victoria (Laguna)
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