From Barcelona Church, Tutubi traveled southwards to Bulusan towards the lake when caught sight of Mt. Bulusan inside the van.
Mt. Bulusan is one of the twenty two active volcanoes in the Philippines according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHILVOCS)
Photo of Mt. Bulusan taken inside a cruising van on the road to Bulusan town proper
Mt. Bulusan recently was monitored with volcanic activity in October 2007 almost at the same time when the more famous and most active Mayon volcano was also acting up.
If you want to trek up Mt. Bulusan, you can also start at Lake Bulusan and visit various hot springs and crater lakes of the volcano.
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at ako'y napa-"wow!" nang makita ko ang picture. that is such a lovely scene! :)
ReplyDeleteEven though I hear that active volcanoes are being monitored, I'm still hesitant to visit them.
ReplyDeletecarlotta, how i wish i ca trek up the crater lake like mt pinatubo...would've been an awesome adventure
ReplyDeletewil, you can really visit volcanoes particularly mt pinatubo. they show signs before an eruption so you will be issued a warning
beautiful! the rice fields, the volcano and the blue sky---postcard perfect!
ReplyDeletewow philippines ang ganda mo talaga.
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