Los Baños is basically a "university town." The commercial spots cater to mostly students and locals.
In between school breaks the place to go is LB Square. Here you can find a different array of food (Thai, Japanese, Filipino, Visayan, etc.) and lotsa beer!
Sometime during weekdays live bands perform from 9pm to 11pm.
Dress Code: Come as you are!
Updated Mar 25, 2007
Address: Lopez Avenue
If going to Los Baños from Manila you have two choices: from terminals of JAM at Buendia Avenue or Cubao.
Take the bus going to Sta. Cruz, Laguna. Tickets cost Php96 one way. Depending on how heavy the trafficis, average travel time is 2hours.
After leaving the terminal, the bus will ply the southern luzon expressway, then exit at Canlubang, Calamba City. Some passengers will alight here. After another 30minutes, you will be in Los Baños. Have the conductor/driver drop you off at Olivarez Plaza.
Updated Mar 25, 2007
When queueing up to buy buko pie either at Lety's or the Original, vendors will try to sell you mini buko pies. Well, technically, those are buko pies. But you might think that all Los Baños buko pies taste like that...
Unique Suggestions: Line up early. These are "selling like pancakes," so to speak. :)
Updated Mar 25, 2007
Hike to the peak of the Legendary Mt. Makiling!
Equipment: Relatively easy, just have comfortable shoes and clothing. During rainy season, limatics (leeches) are a problem so have a bottle of rubbing alcohol handy.
Depending also on the season, hikers are allowed to set up camp (just ask permission from the office at the entrance).
Entrance fee: less than Php20. They also hold a seminar for hikers to keep in mind keeping the mountain and forest clean.
Updated Mar 25, 2007
Address: Mt. Makiling
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