Bulusan Volcano Natural Park

Bulusan Volcano Natural Park is a nature reserve in the Bicol Region that encompasses forests, grasslands, and water systems surrounding an active stratovolcano. The area offers multiple trails for hiking and wildlife observation, with notable features including natural lakes and hot springs created by volcanic processes.

The Philippine government established this protected area in 2000 to preserve the volcanic ecosystem and surrounding natural environments. This designation marked a turning point in how the region would be managed and used.

Local communities around the park maintain traditional ways of living while supporting nature protection through guided tours that share knowledge about the region. This connection between heritage and conservation shapes how people interact with the landscape today.

Check current volcanic activity levels and weather conditions before your visit, as these can affect trail accessibility and safety on the ground. It is helpful to arrange a local guide who knows the park well and can provide insight into the area.

Multiple natural lakes and hot springs formed by volcanic processes each create their own distinct conditions, supporting plants and animals found nowhere else. This patchwork of different habitats within a single park is what makes the area ecologically remarkable.

Location: Bicol Region

Location: Sorsogon

Inception: 2000

GPS coordinates: 12.77000,124.05000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:04