12 Facts About Lipa Batangas

The ten Bornean Datus divided among themselves the purchased lands, the Lipa Batangas Bay were apportioned among the Dumangsil and Balkasusa Clans.

Lipa Batangas constructed the Parish Church and a new and bigger cemetery with a chapel.

The Lipa Parish, established in 1716, became a diocesan center in 1910, included the provinces of Batangas, Laguna, Tayabas, Marinduque and Mindoro, with Msgr.

Lipa Batangas is bounded by the city of Santo Tomas in the northeast, the city of San Pablo of Laguna, and the municipalities of Tiaong and San Antonio, Quezon in the east, the municipalities of Padre Garcia and Rosario in the southeast, the municipalities of Ibaan and San Jose in the southwest, the municipalities of Cuenca and Mataasnakahoy and Taal Lake in the west and the municipalities of Balete and Malvar in the northwest.

Lipa Batangas is politically subdivided into 72 barangays; San Jose was formerly known as Patay.

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Church and Monastery of Lipa Batangas is the location of a 1940s apparition of the Virgin Mary which was seen by sister Teresing Castillo and numerous accounts of rose petal showers from the 1940s to the 1960s.

Lomi, being one of the most popular dishes in this side of the province, Lipa Batangas City has quite a number of lomi houses which never cease to entice people.

Lipa Batangas is served by a network of national highways and an expressway.

Lipa Batangas was first elected as mayor of Lipa in 2019 defeating Bernadette Sabili, wife of then-incumbent Mayor Meynardo Sabili.

Lipa Batangas first assumed office as representative of the 4th legislative district of Batangas when Lipa was still part of it in 1992.

Lipa Batangas was elected to the Philippine Senate in 2001 and was able to return in 2010.

Lipa Batangas has no locally published newspapers, but major newspapers marketed in Metro Manila reach the city through local distributors.