Friday, July 10, 2009

Laguna ZIP Code Directory

ZIP Codes & Phone Area Code of Laguna, Philippines


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Location

ZIP Code

Phone Area Code

Alaminos

4001

 49

Bay

4033

 49

Binan

4024

 49

Botocan

4006

 49

Cabuyao

4025

 49
Calamba 4029 49

Calauan

4012

 49

Camp Vicente Lim

4029

 49

Canlubang

4028

 49

Cavinti

4013

 49

College Los Banos

4031

 49

Famy

4021

 49

Kalayaan

4015

 49
Liliw 4004 49
Los Banos 4030 49
Luisiana 4032 49
Lumban 4014 49
Mabitac 4020 49
Magdalena 4007 49
Majayjay 4005 49
Nagcarlan 4002 49
Paete 4016 49
Pagsanjan 4008 49
Pakil 4017 49
Pangil 4018 49
Pila 4010 49
Rizal 4003 49
San Pablo City 4000 49
San Pedro 4023 2
Santa Cruz 4009 49
Santa Maria 4022 49
Santa Rosa 4026 49
Siniloan 4019 49

Victoria

4011

 49
na is one of the nearest travel destinations in the Philippines from Manila. Laguna boast of beautiful countryside sceneries. Aside from the yearly fiestas of every town, local and foreign tourist come to Laguna to see Pagsanjan Falls, the hot springs of Los Baños and the natural springs in Alaminos. For the adventurous climb Mt. Makiling or the mystical Mt. Banahaw. One can just relax and enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings of Villa Escudero in San Pablo City.
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