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	Comments on: Why Quezon Province Deserves a Bigger Place on Your Philippine Travel Bucket List	</title>
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		By: Marierlynn Febrer		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I agree that Quezon Province has a lot to offer to visitors and travellers!  It is a colorful province, lots of beautiful natural resources, like the mystic Mt. Banahaw and part of Mt. Makiling.  There is also the zigzag road with beautiful forest park and most of the towns are along the coastline!  One of the best resorts is in Quezon Province, the Balesin Island Resort which is part of Polillo Islands.  There are lots of colorful festivals i.e, Niyogyugan in Lucena City, Pahiyas Festival in Lucban, Crab Festival in Calauag, the Santacruzan all over the province and more.  The people in this province are very friendly, welcoming, kind and hospitable.  Pasig Island is a small island in Calauag with white sandbar and plenty of colorful corals. Calauag is the Crab and Seafood Capital of the Philippines.  Quezon Province is the Coconut Capital of the Philippines so you can have fresh Buko Juice in the Plantations!  There are also lots of beautiful resorts all over the province!lynn]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree that Quezon Province has a lot to offer to visitors and travellers!  It is a colorful province, lots of beautiful natural resources, like the mystic Mt. Banahaw and part of Mt. Makiling.  There is also the zigzag road with beautiful forest park and most of the towns are along the coastline!  One of the best resorts is in Quezon Province, the Balesin Island Resort which is part of Polillo Islands.  There are lots of colorful festivals i.e, Niyogyugan in Lucena City, Pahiyas Festival in Lucban, Crab Festival in Calauag, the Santacruzan all over the province and more.  The people in this province are very friendly, welcoming, kind and hospitable.  Pasig Island is a small island in Calauag with white sandbar and plenty of colorful corals. Calauag is the Crab and Seafood Capital of the Philippines.  Quezon Province is the Coconut Capital of the Philippines so you can have fresh Buko Juice in the Plantations!  There are also lots of beautiful resorts all over the province!lynn</p>
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