Mt. Isarog National Park

Mt. Isarog National Park is a protected area centered on Mount Isarog, a potentially active stratovolcano in Camarines Sur, Bicol Region. Located east of Naga City, it covers about 10,112 hectares across several municipalities. Established in 1938, it is noted for its dense tropical forest, high biodiversity and endemic wildlife, waterfalls, hot springs and hiking trails, serving as a major ecotourism and conservation site.

Visitors can expect a forested volcanic mountain landscape with dense tropical rainforest, clear streams and waterfalls. The park is accessed via Panicuason in Naga City where a ranger station serves as entry point. Areas visitors can explore include day-hike trails to Malabsay Falls and Nabontolan Falls, hot springs at Panicuason, picnic and camping areas, and longer guided treks toward the summit. The environment is rich in birds, mammals and endemic plants.