The crossing in downtown Rosario has been notorious for its congestion, as it serves as a hub connecting multiple key routes: Padre Garcia, Lipa City, and Manila to the north; Taysan, Lobo, and Batangas City to the south; San Juan, Batangas, Quezon Province, and Bicol to the east; and Ibaan, Batangas City, and Manila to the west. These alternate routes provide options to bypass the traffic at the crossing, offering smoother travel through Rosario and more direct access to surrounding areas.
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These routes are mostly suitable for light vehicles only. For precise navigation, you may find it helpful to use Google Maps or Waze if you're unfamiliar with the area.

O​ur beloved town has just made history! Seattle’s Best Coffee, a brand known for its premium brews and cozy coffee shops, has chosen Rosario, Batangas, as the location for its very first drive-thru in the entire Philippines.

​For residents and visitors in Batangas, the ALPS bus service offers a convenient and reliable transportation option, with routes passing through key locations such as Rosario. Plying along Gualberto Avenue, this service connects passengers to various destinations, including LRT-Buendia, PITX, and Cubao, with routes traveling between its terminal in San Juan—east of Rosario, and the STAR Tollway in Ibaan—west of Rosario, providing essential links for commuters and travelers alike.

​The town of Rosario, Batangas, has taken a significant step towards enhancing convenience for local motorists and those from nearby areas with the establishment of the LTO Vehicle Registration Extension Facility in Barangay Quilib. This facility is poised to provide comprehensive services that eliminate the need for long trips to Lipa or Manila for vehicle-related tasks.

​Nestled in the heart of the 4th district of Batangas, Rosario has rapidly emerged as a vibrant hub of commerce and agriculture. This transformation became more pronounced after Lipa City, previously part of the 4th district, attained the status of a lone congressional district. Geographically central to the district, Rosario's strategic location has catalyzed its development into a bustling commercial center, with its sights set on cityhood.

Old photo of Rosario, Batangas Municipal Hall taken on April 21/22, 1940 during the town fiesta. In front was the Council led by Mayor Crisanto Gualberto. The image is shared by Wifredo Dauis II on Facebook. To know more about this photo and the origin of the town fiesta, see the post below.

Certified correct by Editha D. Pascua MGDH-HRMO V as of 2019. Might not display properly on Mobile, best viewed on Desktop.

She represents Rosario in the Mutya ng Batangas 2014 that is part of our province's celebration of the Ala Eh! Festival from December 1 to 8. The coronation night is on December 5 in this year's host town, Taal. Here are the ways on how we can show our love and support:

Chronological order of fiestas of all barangays in Rosario. To see the list in alphabetical order of the barangays alongside with their feast day, go to Information > Barangays. If we missed something feel free to post your comments in the Facebook post at the bottom of this page.

Contact details of all BFP offices and fire stations in Batangas.

ROSARIO: 0915-9661259, 321-7996
SFO2 Pedro B. Agrao
Call sign: BALISONG 421
Brgy. Poblacion E
FT/Vehicle Call sign: (BFP) 421A - FMC 750, (LGU) 421B - SFZ 740, 421C - XKA 752, 421D - ZLZ 291

Source: http://www.bfpcalabarzon.com/files/BatsCallSign.pdf