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Baras

Rizal

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Baras is a historic town famous for housing the century-old St. Joseph Church and the popular Masungi Georeserve conservation area nearby. Its landscape features rolling green hills dropping into flat agricultural plains along the lakeshore. The municipality preserves a peaceful countryside atmosphere rich in eco-tourism sites.

Type
Municipality
Province
Rizal
Region
CALABARZON Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
84.93
Latitude
14.51667
Longitude
121.2667

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Festivals

Sikaran Festival
Baras, Rizal

Sikaran Festival

Every 2nd Saturday of March

The Sikaran Festival is a unique cultural and sports celebration held in Baras, Rizal. The festival

Tromba Festival
Baras, Rizal

Tromba Festival

April 30

The Tromba Festival is a lively and historical celebration held every April 30 in the municipality o

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