Pillila is a 1st class municipality of Rizal is also known as the. the Green Field Municipality of Rizal. It is a good area to be picked for its serene environment with space and clean air, also the increasing interest for tourism in this town such as small farms on the mountain slopes, Pillila Windmill Farm, bird sanctuary, zoo and different resorts can be visited while living nearby.
PILILLA AS EMERGING RESIDENTIAL HUB.
As the Metropolis is slowly becoming overcrowded and the cost of living frequently increases, residing in Pililla is a better alternative for more quality way of living. Wherein Lumina Pililla can offer both reasonably priced economic and socialized housing that also highlights recreational amenities and a safe community.
Isn’t it nice that after your whole day work, you can easily drop by in some wonderful destination to unwind or bring your family together with being easy and accessible.
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NOTABLE TOURIST SPOTS.
Windmill Farm – Located in the humble barangay of Halayhayin in Pililla, the Rizal Wind Farm is the newest addition to the growing list of tourism hotspots. According to Alternergy Wind One Corp, the company that leads the operations of the farm, Pililla is an ideal setting for a wind farm because “it is part of a natural wind corridor created by the unique geographical features surrounding the lake.”
A lane of 27 wind turbines stand atop sloping hills at 300 meters above sea level, towering over Laguna de Bay and standing along the NW-SE line to capture the Amihan from October to March, whose speeds can reach 36km/hour. Each turbine can produce 2MW. The entire farm is estimated to be able to generate almost 150 Gigawatt hours of electricity every year.
Bahay na Bato.
Bahay na Bato has been known to popular culture because of its ancient aesthetics and
its architectural layout.
The house is said to have been around since the time of the Spanish era when the Philippines was still under their regime. Bahay na Bato has been known to popular culture because of its ancient aesthetics and its architectural layout. Because of this, different movies portraying old Spanish environment and horror adaptations.
St. Mary Magdalene Parish Church.
The church was built by the Franciscans in 1583, under the patronage of St. Mary Magdalene. On January 16, 1977, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines unveiled the historical marker of St. Mary Magdalene Parish Church. On July 22, 2018, The Parish was declared as a diocesan shrine.
Lyger Animal Sanctuary – The Lyger Animal Sanctuary/Tiger Holding Facility located in Pililla, Rizal is a local sanctuary for exotic animals, housing some of the rarest animals in the world such as Ligers and White Lions. The Sanctuary holds the country’s first cross breed male lion and female tiger, which is called a “liger.” You can also see albino carabao, an albino python or feed the ostriches, the camel and other farm animals. They are open daily from 8:30 am – 5:30 pm.
Bulawan Floating Restaurant – Your road trip going to the Pililla Wind Farm in Rizal will not be complete without dining in at one of the distinctive restaurant in the province. The Bulawan Floating Restaurant, which is also situated in Pililla, offers a unique dining experience for travelers visiting this part of Rizal.
Kawayan Farm – The Kawayan Farm was established in 1980 by Mr. Domingo Alfonso in Halayhayin, Pililla, Rizal, purposely for reforestation and prevention of soil erosion in the area. Since then, Mr. Alfonso has conducted extensive research about bamboo and he found out other valuable products that can be produced from bamboos aside from raw material for nipa houses and furnitures. He also extended his knowledge, especially in producing rootstock of bamboo, to other bamboo producers and farmers.
The farm supplies bamboos to fishpen operators in Laguna de Bay. Other products like furnitures are supplied to a department store in Metro Manila. The location of the farm overlooks the lovely view of Laguna de Bay and has a restaurant where travelers can stop by, take a short break, enjoy the food, and relax in the cool soothing climate of the place.
EDUCATION.
Residing in Pillila will never be a burden for the parents because there are very close and accessible schools around.
Pillila Elementary School
Pillila National High School
University of Rizal System- Pillila
LUMINA HOMES IN BRGY. QUISAO, PILILLA, RIZAL
HOW TO GET THERE?
FROM MASINAG
- Ride a jeep going to ANTIPOLO SHOPWISE or UNCIANO ( 15 Mins away ) FARE 18.00
- From Antipolo, Ride a jeep going to tanay. ( 30 mins away ) FARE 35.00
- From tanay, ride a jeep going to JALAJALA or MALAYA ( 15 mins away ) FARE 19.00
- Alight at San Antonio Feeder Roaf Brgy. Quisao, Pillila Rizal
- Then from San Antonio Feeder Road, Ride a trycicle going to the site ( 1 min away ) FARE 10.00
FRON STARMALL SHAW
- Ride a jeep going to TANAY (1 hour away) FARE 55.00 or UV FARE 70.00
- From TANAY ride a jeep going to JALAJALA or MALAYA (10 mins away) FARE 19.00
- Alight at San Antonio Feeder Road Brgy Quisao Pillila Rizal
- Then from San Antonio Feeder Road, ride a tricycle going to the site. FARE 10.00
For interested home buyers, you may visit LUMINA HOMES OFFICE in Unit 201-202, St. Rose Square Bldg., M.L. Quezon Ave., Brgy. San Gabriel, Teresa, Rizal (beside Jollibee Teresa). They have accommodating marketing staff that may help you on how to start your initial investment. You may also contact: MS. GISELLE CRUZ 0956.625.2026 or MS. VANESSA TADEO 0997.548.3422.
Written by:
Jerald T. Dumali
Lady Adrianne B. Mitra
John Lhewil F Policarpio
May D. Genavia
Queen Rotesan S. Abrinica
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