Tanauan

Tanauan is a city in Batangas Province located south of Manila, organized into 48 barangays with both residential and industrial zones. The urban area includes commercial districts, residential neighborhoods, and manufacturing facilities that form the core of local economic activity.

The city was founded by Augustinian missionaries in 1584 and relocated several times due to eruptions from Taal Volcano. It eventually settled at its current location after repeated volcanic disasters that destroyed earlier settlements.

The city nurtures education through programs and initiatives, including substantial financial support from organizations like Prime Infra Foundation at Solar Tanauan Corporation.

Jeepneys serve as the main local transport for short distances, while regular bus services connect to Manila. The Jose P. Laurel Highway provides the primary access route for entering and leaving the city.

The city was home to Apolinario Mabini, a key figure in the Philippine Revolution, and José P. Laurel, who later became president. Both figures left lasting marks on the area's identity and heritage.