Lumban–Pagsanjan Road

Capital "LUMBAN"

Manila East Road (also known locally as Lumban National Highway)
Visibility: Excellent —Heavy vehicular traffic: public buses, private cars, and frequent provincial commuter routes. Foot and transit exposure from local residents, visitors heading to Lake Caliraya, and travelers to Pagsanjan Gorge National Park (Near 7Eleven, Potato Corner, Dimsum, Terminal, Hardware, Cebuana Lhullier, Harvey's Sisig

About This Site

This location sits along the Lumban–Pagsanjan segment of the Manila East Road (National Highway N66) — a major regional connector in Laguna that links tourist destinations like Pagsanjan Falls, the town of Lumban, and the eastern lakeshore municipalities toward Santa Cruz. The road forms part of the strategic Laguna loop, accommodating both local and through traffic coming from Metro Manila and Rizal Province.

Vehicle Traffic
Typical ADT (Average Daily Traffic) for provincial national roads: 20,000–50,000 vehicles/day
Conservative estimate for this spot: ~22,000 vehicles/day

Vehicle breakdown:
Cars/Motorcycles: ~85% (~18,700 vehicles)
Jeepneys/Minibuses: ~10% (~2,200 vehicles)
Trucks/Buses: ~5% (~1,100 vehicles)

Key takeaway: High exposure to both local commuters and regional travelers, including tourists en route to Caliraya Lake, Pagsanjan Falls, and nearby resorts or mountain getaways. Strong visibility to passenger transport vehicles and light cargo delivery units.

Pedestrian Traffic & Sidewalk Activity
Estimated pedestrian volume: 400–800 passersby per day
Includes residents walking to barangay centers, students, commuters waiting for rides, and locals accessing sari-sari stores and food stalls nearby.