Magdalena, Laguna is sandwich between Sta. Cruz and Liliw Laguna. One can visit this quiet town when you do town hopping in Laguna. The town has a century old church that is witness to the rich history and culture of the town and the province.
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St. Mary Magdalene Church
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The town, a formerly part of Majayjay, Laguna is notably clean and it has an inviting environment for walking and jogging as it offers a fresh air. On our way back to Sta. Cruz, we stopped in this laid-back town to breath and appreciate what Magdalena is all about – its all about rest and chill.
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Municipal Hall
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This kid posed in front of me when I was taking pictures in the park.
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