The Mt. Bulusan Natural  Park, one of the parks in the country declared by the national government as  such in order to protect its ecosystem and maintain its natural beauty, covers  a complex of primary and secondary forests, mystical lakes, rivers and natural  springs, and the still active Mt. Bulusan which has an elevation of 5,077 feet  above sea level. The lake itself, which has a circumference of 2,006 meters,  has an elevation of 2,084 feet upon the slopes of the volcano. There is a  smaller lake higher up the volcano called Lake Agingay.  The tragic love story of Bulusan and Agingay is an interesting local folk  legend
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