Bulusan Volcano Natural Park

Bulusan Volcano Natural Park is a 3,673-hectare protected area centered on Mount Bulusan, an active volcano in Sorsogon Province, Bicol Region, southeastern Luzon, Philippines. Established in 1935 and reclassified as a Natural Park in 2000, it encompasses tropical rainforest, volcanic peaks, crater lakes including Bulusan Lake, hot springs and diverse flora and fauna. It is notable for its biodiversity, scenic lake and volcano trekking within the Bicol Volcanic Belt.

Visitors can expect a forested volcanic landscape centered on the active Mount Bulusan cone, with dense tropical rainforest, crater lakes and springs. The main visitor area is Bulusan Lake, a scenic natural lake with a viewing deck, boardwalk and kayaking area surrounded by forest. Trails lead through secondary and old-growth forest to viewpoints, Aguingay Lake and hot springs. Facilities are basic and nature-oriented, with DENR registration, guide services and picnic areas. The environment is humid, lush and tranquil, focused on nature observation and light trekking.