I’m glad this website was put up knowing Lipa is one of the many rich cities in terms of culture and history. I hope more stories and articles about Lipa will come out soon.
I was just wondering where I can find the “Markers of the Burial Grounds of Japanese Massacre” which was listed under Lipa’s Historical Sites in Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipa_City). I am also very interested where to find/how to get to the Museo ng Katipunan and the Peace Tower. I am a Lipena and I would love to get to know my city more by visiting these sites.
You have a very nice website, the layout is clean and functional. You surely placed a lot of efforts on the contents. Thank you guys for a really good job in promoting our city. I’m a real Lipeño myself and I’m proud of what you guys did. Thank you so much.
I have just added a link to your site on my website so my visitors will find you too.
hello to the admin. i’m a communication student of De La Salle Lipa, and we’re conducting a Public Relations Plan in which we have chosen your office as our ‘mock’ client. We will be having a promotion of Lipa’s Tourism and Heritage, and we would like to ask for your help in providing us much information we need in the research process. We are glad to visit your office on some moment, if you are pleased to assist or help us in giving us directions, brief histories and locations in line with the concern. We are really hoping for the local gov support, and so for your positive response. Thank you!
Hi please visit the Lipa Tourism Council Office. It’s located at the back of Plaza Independencia near Cathedral de San Sebastian. You may look for Tito Alex A. Maralit – Lipa Tourism Council President and Tito Bert Mojares – Office secretary.
Lipa City Tourism Council and Museo de Lipa
as a proud lipeno, i am supporting your website and group.
hope there will be more batanggenyo bloggers who will do the same.
your website link and review will soon be published on my website and facebook group to gain more support.
more power to you guyz! let’s all make lipa city batangas stand online!
thank you so much sir for your support. we appreciate it!
I’m glad this website was put up knowing Lipa is one of the many rich cities in terms of culture and history. I hope more stories and articles about Lipa will come out soon.
I was just wondering where I can find the “Markers of the Burial Grounds of Japanese Massacre” which was listed under Lipa’s Historical Sites in Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipa_City). I am also very interested where to find/how to get to the Museo ng Katipunan and the Peace Tower. I am a Lipena and I would love to get to know my city more by visiting these sites.
Thanks!
Hi
The Marker/Peace Tower is located in Brgy. Lumbang, Lipa City. Museo ng Katipunan is in Brgy. Bulaklakan, Lipa City.
Thanks!
You have a very nice website, the layout is clean and functional. You surely placed a lot of efforts on the contents. Thank you guys for a really good job in promoting our city. I’m a real Lipeño myself and I’m proud of what you guys did. Thank you so much.
I have just added a link to your site on my website so my visitors will find you too.
God bless you.
hello to the admin.
i’m a communication student of De La Salle Lipa, and we’re conducting a Public Relations Plan in which we have chosen your office as our ‘mock’ client. We will be having a promotion of Lipa’s Tourism and Heritage, and we would like to ask for your help in providing us much information we need in the research process. We are glad to visit your office on some moment, if you are pleased to assist or help us in giving us directions, brief histories and locations in line with the concern. We are really hoping for the local gov support, and so for your positive response. Thank you!
Hi please visit the Lipa Tourism Council Office. It’s located at the back of Plaza Independencia near Cathedral de San Sebastian. You may look for Tito Alex A. Maralit – Lipa Tourism Council President and Tito Bert Mojares – Office secretary.