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MALIGAYANG PAGDATING SA BAYANG PATULOY NA SUMASAGWAN SA LAGASLAS NG KAUNLARAN, PAGSANJAN!
Welcome to our pride and heritage the amazing Pagsanjan, where you can enjoy the well known Pagsanjan Falls, experience once in a lifetime thrilling and exciting boat ride, “Shooting the Rapids”. It is my delight to take you in our municipality that is continuously growing and attracting thousands of local and international tourists and businesses.
Aside from waterfalls, you must try our mouthwatering fine cuisine which will surely satisfy your cravings. These Pagsanjan gastronomic delights are just the tip of the culinary experience we have here. For some food adventurers, we have series of restaurants which caters different variety of food, such as Korean, Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, Filipino, and our very own Pagsanjan delicacies.
Our town has century-old Catholic Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and the scenic historic stone royal arch. Beyond the town’s fame, there is the well-known Pagsanjan Gorge Tourist Zone (PGTZ) which was signed by President Manuel L. Quezon in 1939 under Presidential Proclamation No. 392. Pagsanjan has more to offer, but in essence, what makes Pagsanjan PAGSANJAN, are its people the Pagsanjeños. Our people are our greatest resource, the diversity of which is as rich as our religious and cultural history. No one left behind, for one is sure to find their way around to our tourist friendly town. May you have a satisfying and memorable experience in our beautiful town and will encourage you to come back and visit us again!
MABUHAY PAGSANJAN!
ABOUT PAGSANJAN
Pagsanjan was originally a barrio of Lumban. In 1668, eight Japanese and Chinese traders who were highly impressed by the strategic location of the barrio at the juncture of Balanac and Bumbungan rivers founded the town. They established a trading settlement and engaged in the betelnut industry. In time, the barrio became the flourishing trading center of eastern Laguna and attracted families from the surrounding communities of Cavinti, Pila, and Santa Cruz.