Mauban is 147 km from

Manila and 42 km from

Lucena City. It is

accessible by bus and

other modes of

transportation.

From Manila, (Buendia Terminal) take any Lucenabound bus with a minimum fare of about P 159.00 in

air-conditioned bus and P 195.00 in Cubao Terminal

in front of Allimall shopping center; along Edsa you

can also see buses via Lucena in ordinary bus traveler

and pass by the following Municipalities: STO.

TOMAS, BATANGAS; ALOMINOS, LAGUNA; SAN

PABLO CITY; TIAONG, QUEZON;

CANDELARIA, SARIAYA and land of Lucena City

Grand Terminal for NCR LINES AND RIENTON LINESBUS. For more convinient travel, aircon van are

available at SM common terminal at Red-V and

Pacific Mall in Lucena City with a minimum of P 70.00

per person.

12:00-1:00 Meeting place at Jollibee

1:00-2:30 Travel time to Mauban, Quezon

2:30-3:00 Kalbario Garden Hills

3:00-3:15 Street foods trip

3:15-4:00 Church of St. Bonaventure & Site of the

Municipality Building of Mauban, Quezon

4:00-4:30 Search for Annie Calleja

4:30-5:00 Gat-Uban Sea Wall

5:00-5:15 Mauban Products Building

5:15-6:00 Pagoda sa Bayan

6:00-6:15 Sto. Nino Festival

6:15-7:30 Travel time to Lucena

Strength - the uninterrupted

location. The hospitable and

welcoming citizens of Mauban

Weaknesses-management of the

certain tourist sites needs to be

developed

Opportunities- island hopping is a

big opportunity for Mauban because

of its wonderful beaches, caves, and

falls.

Threats- the other municipalities

adjacent to Mauban may be the

place of destination instead of

Mauban.

Road to Mauban

Brgy. Rizaliania

Stairway to reach the top of Kalbario Hills where the Rizal Monument is placed

At the top most level of Kalbario Hills

The view from the top

Calvario Hills is located at the very heart of Mauban. At the

hilltop where one can view the town of Mauban, stands the

monument of Jose Rizal which was built by Mauban Circle as

tribute to the national hero. During the Spanish era, the hilltop

used to be a place for singing and holding of Holy Week

activities and rites. When the American came to this town, the

hilltop served as headquarters while the lower ground as

kitchen. The strategic location of the place helped in

detecting incoming enemies. Legend tells about the grief of a

couple in this calvary place when a fairy took their only

daughter. It was too late when the young lady came back

because her parents have died. It also believed that treasures

were buried in the place but no one has the pluck to unearth

them because of the belief that fairies live all over the place.

Brgy. Rizaliana

The modern Church of St. Bonaventure (the town's patron saint). This church underwent a lot of rebuilding since it was first built in 1647 and demolished in 1769. The second structure, built in 1773, was badly damaged during the 1830 earthquake and rebuilt between 1836 and 1845. The church collapsed during the July 1880 earthquake and the present church was built in 1891. The bell tower, built in 1773, was seriously damaged during the 1880 earthquake and the portion that remained was partially destroyed again during the August 20, 1937 earthquake.

Brgy. Rizalaliana

Gat Uban is the legendary hero of the

town of Mauban who protects the town

from the Moro attacks then. A

monument in his honor is erected facing

the sea where the Moros come to

attack. You can read a short story of the

town on the plaque at the base of the

monument.

Brgy. Rizaliana

Name/ Form of

Expression

Creator/Artist/Artis

an

Year/Era

of

creation

Description/ Nature/Utility/ Function Current/

State

Condition

Popularization

Method

Rizal Hill Park/

Calvario Hill

Mauban Circle

Association of

Students

Spanish

Era

It has a statue of National Hero Jose

RizalWell

managed

Historical

place

Gat-Uban Sea

Wall

Kapisanang

Nalingpa

Enero

1984

Statue the legendary Dumagat warrior

and town hero Gat Pangil (also known as

Gat Uban because of his gray hair).

Bayani at tagapagtanggol ng bayan sa

mga Moro

Well

managed

Tourist

ambiance

Old cannon Spanish Gov.-Gen.

Rafael Maria

Aguilar

1898 An old cannon, at the Municipal Hall,

was one of three cannon (the other two

are at the Museo ng Mauban) to the

town as a reward for the rescue efforts

done for the Spanish friars captured by

Moro pirates.

Well

managed

Displays

Public Bath Kapitan 1725 The overflow water from the town's

water reservoir goes here. Formerly,

water continously flows out of the

mouth at the front acting as water outlet

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history

Name/ Form of

Expression

Creator/Artist/Artis

an

Year/Era of

creation

Description/

Nature/Utility/ Function

Current/

State

Condition

Popularization

Method

Pag-aalaga ng Guso

(seaweeds)

Citizens of Mauban 19th century Ang Bureau of Fisheries and

Aquatic Resources (BFAR) ay

nangunguna sa

pagpapatupad ng

malawakang paglilinang ng

guso sa iba’t-ibang bahagi

ng bansa sa pamamagitan

ng Seaweed Development

Program.

On going Promotions by the

BFAR

Paglalala Citizens of Mauban 19th century Nilala are buri products of

Mauban, Quezon which

exhibits the finest

craftsmanship, colors,

artistry and product

durability

On going Accredited by DTI

Municipality’s

OTOP

Real Name Birthday/ Year of Birth Historical/ Political Cultural/

Social Distinction

Status

DR. ST. BONAVENTURE 1217 During the Spanish rule, at the

time when Galleon Trade was

at its height, historical

accounts show that ships

from Mexico used to stop at

Mauban and unload cargoes

and passengers.

Dead

jose Rizal June 19, 1861 It has a statue of National

Hero Jose Rizal

dead

Gat Uban Dumagat warrior and town

hero Gat Pangil (also known

as Gat Uban because of his

gray hair). Bayani at

tagapagtanggol ng bayan sa

mga Moro

dead