This live webcam shows Mount Bulusan in Sorsogon Province on the island of Luzon in the Philippines - one of the country's most active and closely monitored volcanoes. Rising to an elevation of about 1,565 meters, Bulusan is a stratovolcano known for frequent steam-driven eruptions and sudden bursts of volcanic activity.

The camera is positioned south of the volcano near the town of Irosin, providing a clear view toward Bulusan’s summit and upper slopes. The surrounding region is covered in dense tropical forest and farmland, creating a dramatic contrast between the lush landscape and the rugged volcanic peak above.

Mount Bulusan is well known for its phreatic eruptions - explosions caused when groundwater is rapidly heated by magma beneath the surface. These eruptions can occur with little warning and often produce ash plumes that rise above the crater before drifting across nearby communities. This 24/7 live camera allows viewers to observe real-time conditions around Bulusan, including drifting steam clouds, changing weather conditions, and occasional ash emissions from the summit crater.

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