Places in San Cristobal San Pablo City
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MT. SAN CRISTOBAL
Mount San Cristobal is a dormant volcano on the island of Luzon, Philippines. The mountain rises to an elevation of 1,470 m (4,820 ft) above mean sea level [2] and is one of the volcanic features of Macolod Corridor.[3]
Mount San Cristobal is considered the Devil's mountain in Filipino folklore. It is the alter-ego of the Holy Mountain,[2] Mount Banahaw, and is part of Mounts Banahaw–San Cristobal Protected Landscape covering 10,901 hectares (26,940 acres) of land.
The mountain is bounded by San Pablo, province of Laguna at its northern slope and Dolores, province of Quezon at its southern slope.
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BATO SPRINGS RESORT
When you just want to escape from the searing city and plunge into fresh water like what this Bato Spring could offer. This resort in the middle of a jungle is indeed one of a kind.
It is just two hour ride from Metro Manila and just several minutes away from the main city of San Pablo in Laguna.
It has river pools fed by cool mountain spring water. The pool surrounds the jungle itself.
The resort’s amenities are:
•Spring Water Pools
A river fed pool with flowing cold spring water
•Spring Water Pools
A river fed pool with flowing cold spring water
•Artificial Waterfalls
Artificial waterfalls adjacent to the pools add the secluded paradise feel. Try and get inside the cave below the main waterfall
Artificial waterfalls adjacent to the pools add the secluded paradise feel. Try and get inside the cave below the main waterfall
•Native Huts/ Accommodations
Sleep and stay inside Native huts or airconditioned rooms.
Sleep and stay inside Native huts or airconditioned rooms.
•Conference Hall
A large hall for gatherings. Perfect for company or group programs or team building activities.
A large hall for gatherings. Perfect for company or group programs or team building activities.
•Karaoke Machine
Sing to your heart’s content within the heart of the jungle with the rental Karaoke/Videoke Machines.
Sing to your heart’s content within the heart of the jungle with the rental Karaoke/Videoke Machines.
•Billiard Table
Play a little 8-ball or 9-ball in the resort’s billiard tables
Play a little 8-ball or 9-ball in the resort’s billiard tables
Bato Spring is located at Brgy. San Cristobal, San Pablo City, Laguna. For more information call (+63) (049) 5620976
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SUNG WAN RIVER
If you want a really cold fresh water from a very natural spring without paying any fee for entrance, then this river is absolutely free for you. Located in Brgy San Cristobal just in the north area of Bato Springs Resort, this crystal clear running water from the natural spring from the hill is perfect for family bonding or group picnic. The scenery is perfect, from tall trees, grasses, high hills, cold & clear water which is safe to drink, the music coming from the sounds of spring, birds singing and wind blowing combined.
The water from the spring is believed to be coming from inside Mt Banahaw and considered a natural medicine of nature and can heal any sickness by just drinking it.
The name itself comes from the name of St. John The Baptist or in Tagalog is San Juan which is the river later called Sung wan (San Juan).
People living near this river is celebrating a separate Barrio fiesta celebration in San Cristobal, instead of July 25, they celebrate it every June 24 which is also the Feast day of San Juan.
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SAN CRISTOBAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Cristobal National High School teaches students in grades seventh through tenth in San Pablo City, Laguna of Calabarzon (Region IV-A). The school has 9 instructional rooms and 1 non-instructional rooms, which are all powered by a power grid. With 508 students, class size is around 56 students. Lina M. Laguras is in charge of the school, acting as the school's Principal.
For the 2013-14 school year, San Cristobal had 508 students enrolled. This makes the school a larger school, with 258 more students than the average school and about the average number (495) of students enrolled in San Pablo City. The school has more male students (272) than female students (236) - for every one female student there are 1.2 male students. This is simlar to the average gender breakdown in San Pablo City, which sees on average 1.2 male students per female.
SUNG WAN RIVER
If you want a really cold fresh water from a very natural spring without paying any fee for entrance, then this river is absolutely free for you. Located in Brgy San Cristobal just in the north area of Bato Springs Resort, this crystal clear running water from the natural spring from the hill is perfect for family bonding or group picnic. The scenery is perfect, from tall trees, grasses, high hills, cold & clear water which is safe to drink, the music coming from the sounds of spring, birds singing and wind blowing combined.
The water from the spring is believed to be coming from inside Mt Banahaw and considered a natural medicine of nature and can heal any sickness by just drinking it.
The name itself comes from the name of St. John The Baptist or in Tagalog is San Juan which is the river later called Sung wan (San Juan).
People living near this river is celebrating a separate Barrio fiesta celebration in San Cristobal, instead of July 25, they celebrate it every June 24 which is also the Feast day of San Juan.
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SAN CRISTOBAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
San Cristobal National High School teaches students in grades seventh through tenth in San Pablo City, Laguna of Calabarzon (Region IV-A). The school has 9 instructional rooms and 1 non-instructional rooms, which are all powered by a power grid. With 508 students, class size is around 56 students. Lina M. Laguras is in charge of the school, acting as the school's Principal.
For the 2013-14 school year, San Cristobal had 508 students enrolled. This makes the school a larger school, with 258 more students than the average school and about the average number (495) of students enrolled in San Pablo City. The school has more male students (272) than female students (236) - for every one female student there are 1.2 male students. This is simlar to the average gender breakdown in San Pablo City, which sees on average 1.2 male students per female.
San Cristobal has a total of 10 rooms - 9 of which are for instructional purposes and the remaining 1 for non-instructional uses. All in all, the school has at least one general academic classroom and office. Of the instructional rooms, 88.9% are standard rooms, meaning they meet the DepEd's guidelines for safety and usability.
With 508 students and 9 rooms actively used for teaching, San Cristobal has an average class size of 56. This means classes at San Cristobal are much larger than the average class size, with 21 more students per room than the average of all schools, and 16 more students per class than the average in San Pablo City, Laguna.
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SAN CRISTOBAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
San Cristobal Elementary School teaches students in grades first through sixth in San Pablo City, Laguna of Calabarzon (Region IV-A). The school has 13 instructional rooms and 1 non-instructional rooms, which are all powered by a power grid. With 652 students, class size is around 50 students. Heidilyn S. Tolentino is in charge of the school, acting as the school's Principal
For the 2013-14 school year, San Cristobal had 652 students enrolled. This makes the school a big school, with 402 more students than the average school and 157 more students than the average school in San Pablo City. The school has more male students (348) than female students (304) - for every one female student there are 1.1 male students. This is simlar to the average gender breakdown in San Pablo City, which sees on average 1.1 male students per female.
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San Cristobal Elementary School teaches students in grades first through sixth in San Pablo City, Laguna of Calabarzon (Region IV-A). The school has 13 instructional rooms and 1 non-instructional rooms, which are all powered by a power grid. With 652 students, class size is around 50 students. Heidilyn S. Tolentino is in charge of the school, acting as the school's Principal
For the 2013-14 school year, San Cristobal had 652 students enrolled. This makes the school a big school, with 402 more students than the average school and 157 more students than the average school in San Pablo City. The school has more male students (348) than female students (304) - for every one female student there are 1.1 male students. This is simlar to the average gender breakdown in San Pablo City, which sees on average 1.1 male students per female.
San Cristobal has a total of 14 rooms - 13 of which are for instructional purposes and the remaining 1 for non-instructional uses. All in all, the school has at least one canteen, computer lab, general academic classroom, home economics, and kindergarten classroom. Of the instructional rooms, 92.3% are standard rooms, meaning they meet the DepEd's guidelines for safety and usability.
With 652 students and 13 rooms actively used for teaching, San Cristobal has an average class size of 50. This puts San Cristobal's classes on the larger side, as the school has 15 more students per class than the average of all schools, and 10 more students per class than the average in San Pablo City, Laguna.
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