La Mesang Bato is located in Barangay Kapaluhan Sitio Dita of Calauag, Quezon, Philippines. Mostly covered 80-85 square meters. This is ideally located near the beach of Kapaluhan. Picnikers usually take their lunch and merienda after having a swimming at the Kapaluhan beach.  Source:Tourism.qzn.ph

A trip to Iloilo will never be complete without having at least a bowl of the famous La Paz Batchoy. Batchoy is a hot noodle soup garnished with bits of pork, liver,intestines and crunchy pork cracklings. Batchoy originated in La Paz, Iloilo, hence the name. It is said that "guinamos", the Ilonggo version of bagoong or shrimp paste is the secret ingredient in making the broth. Originally, round noodles or miki is used in making batchoy, it now has new varieties where one can opt for sotanghon, miswa, or bihon. Though Ted's and Deco's, the two reigning Batchoy chain, are now available in some parts of Luzon, still nothing beats those that are made in Iloilo.  

La Paz, called Lobo, Llaunon or Ilawood, then Iznart after Gov. Manuel Iznart, was a newly established as a parish in 1868. In 1847, Fr. Candido Gonzales built a temporary church and convento of wood, bricks and tabique pampango.  The present church was constructed from 1870-74. The church is a squat and less elegant version of the San Jose church in Iloilo. Neoclassic features, and rustication stand in sharp contrast to the bricks used in the church. Two engaged columns supporting a triangular pediment bear the date 1970, apparently recent additions. Source:Explore Iloilo

Wide open spaces and an overgrowth of greens abound in the public plaza of La Paz District attracting fun and recreation into sunny mornings or lazy afternoons. Known for being one of Iloilo’s more beautiful parks, the La Paz Plaza is a place where everyone from all walks of life enjoy especially with the company of friends.  The La Paz Plaza is featured by a large field, where football competitions and big events such variety shows sponsored by large media companies and concertsare usually held. It also has lawn tennis courts, a volleyball court, and a basketball court, which doubles as a covered gym. Another interesting part of the La Paz Plaza is the lagoon and the gazeebo, which is the venue of small gatherings and meetings or simply just a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery. Source:Explore Iloilo

La Paz Sand Dunes is located in Laoag, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.  La Paz Sand Dunes offers a spectacular vista of the South China Sea. It covers an area of 85 square kilometers and is declared and protected as a geological monument because of its unique land formation. La Paz is a favorite shooting location for local as well as international films. Source:Selectphilippines.com 

La Roca Encantada is located in Buhi, Camarines Sur, Philippines.  This is an enchanting island within the scenic lake of Buhi. It could be reached by means of a banca ride from the town proper of Buhi.  Source:Bicol-phlippines.blogspot.com

La Union Botanical and Zoological Garden is located in Sitio, Japan, Cadaclan, City of San Fernando, La Union, Philippines.  Showcased are following: Shade Garden, Sunken Garden, Evergreen Garden, Arid Paradise, Fragrance Garden, Fernery and Palmery. Escape from the pressures of everyday life. Enjoy yourself in a natural garden, a serene Japanese setting, an herbal wheel garden, an arid paradise and more theme gardens, a romantic hideaway or a classical landscape. Find out too, our way of conserving plants and biodiversity in the midst of La union's rolling hills. La Union Botanical Garden is home to a collection of Beautiful plants from the tropical Regions of the world. Many are indigenes to the Philippines. Visitors are requested not to pick any part of the plants or remove any plant material from the garden commercial photography is allowed by prior arrangements.  Source:Launion.gov.ph

La Union Centennial Tree is located in Bacnotan, La Union, Philippines. In the municipality of Bacnotan, which is widely popular for its cement deposits and Sea Urchins, there’s a Barangay called Carcarmay, named after a tree that bears a sour-sweet yellowish fruit that grows abundant in the area. It is not however famous because of Carmay but because of an Acacia tree that has become the place’s witness of its growth in the various stages of our history. More than a hundred years old, it still stands majestically at the center of Carcarmay Community School, giving shade to countless graduation rites and various school and community programs. The oldest living thing in the area, this huge tree from the Mimosa family, provide priceless comfort to residents and visitors alike. Its green and cool leaves from its huge and long branches are comfortable and relaxing to the eyes.Like a mother taking good care of its children, the umbrella-like tree seems to engulf the whole school ground and hug grateful seekers of shade and uncompromised rest. Its gigantic trunk is so huge that it takes 8 people, with their arms sideward and holding hands, to determine its size. According to locals, years after World War II, a group of former Japanese soldiers returned in Bacnotan for a personal visit in the area where they were one then stationed as soldiers. The problem is, they could no longer remember the exact place of their former base. Bent on looking for the exact spot to reminisce their memorable friendship with the locals, they thought of an object that could act as marker. Until one day, one of the Japanese remembered of a tall old tree that they used to hang around for much needed sleep. After only a couple of inquiries from the local, the Japanese were able to locate the exact spot of their former refuge and were amazed of the tree’s undying beauty. Some people, especially treasure hunters, even believe that the tree was used as marker and reference of numerous buried gold chests because of its size and location. Source:Launion.gov.ph 

La Union Science Centrum and Museum (LUSCM) is located in Barangay Cadaclan, San Fernando City, La Union, Philippines. The first-ever interactive hands-on discovery museum in the North, provides a practical and exciting alternative to formal education through interactive exhibits and its portable Planetarium. LUSCM is a learning center for everyone. It is an environment where science is portrayed as a dynamic and active process more than just a collection of facts and figures.  Source:Sanfernandocity.gov.ph

Lagayan Spring Resort is located in Lagayan, Abra Philippines. As Lagayan is a town famous for its picturesque open fields and meadows, the Lagayan Spring Resort is the best spot in town for that perfect water fun.  Source: Pinas.ph