Taal Volcano in Look

Taal Volcano (Tagalog: Bulkang Taal) is a tourist attraction, one of the Lac in Look, Filipinas. It is located: 200 km from Manila, 215 km from Caloocan, 215 km from Quezon.

Information

Location

, N14°0'25", E120°59'42". Get directions

Open hours

Sat 8:00 AM–7:00 PM
Sun 7:00 AM–5:00 PM
Mon 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Tue 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Wed 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
Thu 10:00 AM–4:00 PM

References

Taal Volcano on Foursquare
Taal Volcano on Facebook

Hariboneagle927 @ WikiCommons

Vkontakte User @ Vkontakte

Taal Volcano — ciano.me @ Flickr

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Fish farms to a mountain backdrop — shankar s. @ Flickr

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It freaks me out even more! — shankar s. @ Flickr

Micluna @ WikiCommons

Rémih @ WikiCommons

Vkontakte User @ Vkontakte

Emmigren @ WikiCommons

Taal Volcano Main Crater — Luckysnare @ Flickr

Taal Volcano and Lake — Jose Nicdao @ Flickr

Vkontakte User @ Vkontakte

Emmigren @ WikiCommons

The third, extinct volcano — shankar s. @ Flickr

Listed in the following categories:

Lac, Monuments and memorials, National parks

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Jessa Acena

20 September 2013

this is more than a volcano. the boat ride across the lake. the horse back rides! the slippery slopes! it was mixed emotions! but i so love it! Good thing I've gone here with two best people! gab&renz

Belinda Cayapan

8 July 2012

Taal Volcano is the world's smallest active volcano. A complex volcano system, it consists of Volcano Island inside Taal Lake within the Taal Caldera. Tagaytay Ridge is actually the rim of the crater.

Milli Parkus

7 January 2017

One of the best wonder of the world! A lake within the volcano within a lake! You have to ride a horse to go there and please work comfortable shoes! Absolutely stunning scenic view!

A b e l l e ????

25 July 2016

Bring water, hat, face mask, sunnies, towel, small snack. The trekking is uphill and not that easy because you'll be walking the same path as the horses. Expect a dusty path with lots of poop.

Xabet

28 November 2013

If you are fit enough to hike, do not rent a horse to take you to the crater. Normal hiking time takes 45 minutes; 15-20 minutes when riding on a horse. Horse rent costs P500; plus other fees (P600)

Babette Canton

15 December 2010

Don't be surprised when your trail guide jumps on the horse with you. I had some kid's balls up my ass half the time, but I understood because it's a tough trail to walk the whole way.

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