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Bicol Region - Islands of Luzon, Philippines

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Balubagon Boiling Lake

A geothermal-like formation. The steam pressure is described as stronger than Tiwi Geothermal. The lake has an outlet near the seashore, just a hundred meters away from where the steaming sands and corral-like rocks emits geyser in a formation-like formation. The best to see this natural wonder is on low tide. The steaming geyser shoots upward. It could seen from miles. Accessible by any type of motor vehicle. Located in Manito, Albay.

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Bicol Region - Bicol Attractions - Bicol Festivals - Getting There - Getting Around - Accommodations - Staying Inn
Pustan Beach - Mayon Rest House - Mayon Volcano - Hanging Road To Joroan - Sogod Beach - Bugsucan Falls
Palale Falls - San Lorenzo Beach - Busay Falls - Kalayukah Beach Resort - Hoyop-Hoyopan Cave - Pariaan Mainit Spring - Calabidong Caves - Mataginting Falls - Naglaus Underground River - Del Rosario Caves - Minaroso Caves
Balubagon Boiling Lake - Ilologan Beach - Roca Baluarte - Japanese Garden - Danny's Swimming Resort
Kimantong Sky Dive - Seven Hills Resort