[kalɐbaɾˈsɔn]), sometimes referred to as southern tagalog[6] (tagalog Timog katagalugan[7]) and designated as region iv‑a, [a] is an administrative region in the philippines It is situated southeast of metro manila and is bordered by manila bay and the south china sea to the west, lamon bay. Calabarzon, officially designated as region iv‑a, is an administrative region in the philippines occupying the central section of luzon It covers 5 provinces, namely, batangas, cavite, laguna, quezon, and rizal, as well as 1 highly urbanized city The regional center is the city of calamba.
Calabarzon, also known as southern tagalog mainland, is one of the leading regions in the philippines in terms of industrialization and economic growth Its regional center is in calamaba city, laguna. Taal volcano, pagsanjan falls, islands, waterfalls Calabarzon is a region of southwestern luzon, the main island in the philippines Not very far from the sprawl of metro manila, it provides a variety of tourist spots, from heritage towns to luxurious beach resorts. Calabarzon, located in the southern part of luzon island, is a captivating region in the philippines that showcases a diverse range of cultural, historical, and natural wonders.
Calabarzon is a treasure trove of rich cultural heritage and significant landmarks that showcase the philippines’ vibrant past This region encompasses the provinces of cavite, laguna, batangas, rizal, and quezon.
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