by Aether Rhynes
Daclan Sulfur Spring is located at Daclan, Bokod, Benguet, Philippines. It is 2 hours away from Baguio City and this place is a nice side trip to Mount Pulag via Ambangeg Trail.
The Ibalois called this spring as "Badekbek" meaning boiling water. It is also declared as a dead volcano. Upon arriving in the area, you can smell the sulfur dioxide gas escaping into the air and it's like a rotten egg.
It is believed that sulfur has a lot of health benefits. Sulfur is a natural mineral found primarily in hot springs and volcanic craters.
The tourist attraction has no entrance fee and no watchers staying around, so be careful when stepping closer to the muddy sulfur spring especially those boiling holes, you might step on them accidentally.
Take your own risk, if you will go over the fence and the concrete path.
Daclan Sulfur Spring is located at Daclan, Bokod, Benguet, Philippines. It is 2 hours away from Baguio City and this place is a nice side trip to Mount Pulag via Ambangeg Trail.
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| Photo taken by Aether Rhynes |
The Ibalois called this spring as "Badekbek" meaning boiling water. It is also declared as a dead volcano. Upon arriving in the area, you can smell the sulfur dioxide gas escaping into the air and it's like a rotten egg.
It is believed that sulfur has a lot of health benefits. Sulfur is a natural mineral found primarily in hot springs and volcanic craters.
The tourist attraction has no entrance fee and no watchers staying around, so be careful when stepping closer to the muddy sulfur spring especially those boiling holes, you might step on them accidentally.
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| Photo taken by Aether Rhynes |
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