Caliraya Resort Club is the perfect team building venue or family getaway. Nestled on 7.6 hectares of green landscapes on mountainous areas of Lumban,  it provides plenty of room for large gatherings and outdoor adventures. It has different accommodation options such as hotel rooms, cabanas, and suites, with guests having access to a long list of facilities and activities - a wave pool, giant swing, zipline, zorb ball, banana boat, jet skiing, sky bicycle, floating playground, and more.

See the skies through the eyes of a Philippine Eagle at Enchanted Kingdom's Agila: The EKsperience. The additional attraction in Enchanted Kingdom is housed in a six-storey 6,000 square-meter, glass-encased building which houses film screenings and educational shows all about the Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi).

The Fun Farm lets kids and kids-at-heart get to interact with animals up close. It has plenty of party and picnic areas, natural playgrounds, a lagoon, a gigantic sandbox, animal feeding stations, horse stables, and an amphitheater.

See what just might be the world's biggest claypot right in Calamba, Laguna. The Calamba Claypot or Calamba Jar was constructed in 1937 to 1939 as a reference to the Calamba's original name, "Kalamaba", which means "water jar". The claypot is also infused into the city's official seal.

St. John the Baptist Parish Church, also known as Liliw Church or Lilio Church, is a Roman Catholic church known for its red brick façade and baroque style architecture. On top of its entrance doors is a sculpture of the Baptism of Jesus by St. John the Baptist.

Visit a replica of the birthplace of Dr. Jose Rizal in Museo ni Jose Rizal (also known as Bahay ni Rizal). The two-storey stone-and-hardwood house features six galleries that narrate the Filipino National Hero's life in six parts:       Kaliwanagan, which is about the young Rizal's childhood and family in Calamba;     Kapaligiran, which features the agricultural town of Calamba; Karunungan, which focuses on Rizal’s formal education at the Ateneo Municipal de Manila and Universidad de Santo Tomas; Bahay-na-Bato, which focuses on details of the Rizal house interiors; Unang Paglalakbay sa Europa, which focuses on Rizal's first journey to Europe, Spain, France and Germany - as well as the creation of novel Noli me tangere; and  Pangalawang Paglalakbay sa Europa, which talks about Rizal’s second trip to Europe and his nationalist activities there.

Sulyap Gallery Cafe, Boutique Hotels and Restaurant offers the full Filipino heritage experience with exceptional dining and lodging amenities plus a museum within the 2-hectare grounds. Its restaurant's signature dishes include the San Pablo dish called kulawo (eggplant or banana heart dish) and pinayti (small shrimps from Lake Palakpakin cooked in coconut milk). Its bed and breakfast is located in its five restored colonial casas, where guests can also access the swimming pool within the grounds' lush gardens. Across the restaurant and accommodations is the museum, which displays antique collections and artifacts segregated into four sections.