The bustling sound from the jeepneys and tricycles roaming around the city, the soaring heights of coconut trees, the mouth-watering savor of buko pie and local specialties, the captivating vista of the seven majestic lakes, the rich colors of its cultures and the alluring smile of every San Pableños: these are the faces of San Pablo, the city fondly called the City of Seven Lakes. Strategically, the city is located 87 kilometers South of the Metro Manila bounded by the bewitching Mt. Makiling, spellbounding Mt. San Cristobal and the sacred mountain of Banahaw.

           San Pablo City is also a hub of progress of trading commerce in Southern Luzon. It is a city within a native ground. Business and commerce rapidly change the way San Pableños live. More and more business establishments fill every block of its streets. Another main source of the people’s income is from the coconut industry. The well-known Franklin Bakers Company stays firm because of the said trade. It carries the local economy of the city to a near-to-peak status.