A wonderful experience.

This place is good for a quick side trip if you're on your way to Kabayan to climb Mt. Pulag.

Sulpur hot spring

Very nice place....

P50 entrance

Interesting place for a short stop over after or before climbing Mt Pulag. It is a short detour from the main road. Admission fee is 75 PHP for adults and 50 PHP for students. 15 minutes is enough to see this attraction unless one wants to soak his or her feet in the sulfur mud. This place is open from 8 am to 5 pm (Monday to Saturday) and 9 am to 4 pm (Sunday).

50 pesos per person entrance. Ill give this 3 stars since some did not pay but our group did pay

Strange place to visit, not the usual tourist spot, you can see sulfur spring from an inactive volcano

A worthy visit because we were early no other.

This unusual tourist attraction in Bokod is one for the books. It is a popular side trip if you came from Mount Pulag. The boiling natural sulfur emits a foul smell but the place is just stunning. It is one of its kind in the Cordilleras. As of this writing, the place has been barricaded and claimed to be a private property. We just sneaked in to experience the place even for just a few minutes.

One of Cordillera's hidden wonder 💚 Sulfur Spring - Bokod, Benguet. Sulfur is naturally produced where vapours from volcanoes and mineral waters are present. Historically and in literature sulfur is also called brimstone, which means "burning stone". Although natural sulfur is generally foul-smelling, Sulfur helps dry out the surface of your skin to help absorb excess oil that may contribute to acne breakouts. It also dries out dead skin cells to help unclog your pores. This site is still NOT OPEN to the public. However, you can pass by outside the spring and you'll still be able to see the steam of sulfur gas from the main road. Please coordinate with Bokod Municipal Tourism office if you want to visit. But for now... You can add it on your Benguet Bucketlist 😉 #ElevateBenguet Powered by Benguet Board Member and Chairman for Tourism, Culture and Arts Robert Marcos Namoro 📷 ✍️ by Demelza Dacanay

75 entrance fee, if there are more people it will be 50 pesos.

If you smell it along the way you are near it. Entrance fee P70. You can soak your feet in the sulfur mud pool so that athletes foot will be eliminated. You can bring your foods and enjoy it in the park it has free cottages.

The place is just along the road, entrance fee is 75 pesos for maintenance , pag senior free sya. Ongoing improvement/development ng LGU Bokod as of this time.

One of our Stop over. The Sulfur Spring is very unusual place where you can see close up the boiling sulfur. The smell is not that bad as well.

A few minutes away from Bokod Central, this tourist spot has been improved with fenced walkways, ladders and safety fences surrounding the literally boiling sulfur spring. Conveniently located along the road so parking space is very limited. There is an entrance fee of 75PHP per visitor, and donations only if you are a resident of the immediate community. One spot just a few steps away from the boiling site is a muddy pool where people can dip into the warm “mud” which is claimed to have healing properties especially for skin conditions. Have not seen a rinsing station, but there’s a washroom near the entrance to the spring. The “rotten egg” odour of course is very apparent like any other sulfur spring.

amazing!

Try to go here before you go to your homestay in Mt. Pulag. Worth the visit.

Go for it. Worth the drive and the experience

Really nice place, but there is foul smell. No entrance fee, and they have comfort room.

It's awesome 😎😎 I love it

Side trip when going to bokod

Daclan Sulfur Spring is a unique atrraction in Benguet because this is the only sulfur spring in the province. It has a small pool where visitors can dip so the warm mud can clean your skin.

It was an interesting and romantic place. When we went there, it was a very hot day, but the view is very nice and awesome. I recommend you to go there on a Sunny day to enjoy the mood and view, though it's hot.

The familiar smell of rotting eggs welcomes you as you drive near the spring. You'll get used to the smell eventually. The spring is boiling hot so the local government decided to add handrails to avoid accidents. You can park your cars near the store (hut) just across the spring. There's no entrance fee as of posting but you are required to log your name on their log book.

Interesting. Nothing spectacular but certainly out of the ordinary. Worth seeing.

A very nice and beautiful attraction along the way to Mt. Pulag national Park. Its bubbling hot.

An awesome and quiet place in the nature, lil bit off the busy road. In the SMALLER SPRING it was possible to take a sulfur bath. It was warm all though it looked like it was boiling hot. Just get in there and get dirty, its good for your skin they say :)

Just like on another planet. A great nature experience. Better get masks when going, you don't want to fill your lungs with mountain fart. 😁

(Translated by Google) Nice place you can relax. Bring foods for you to be hungry. Waste your home now. (Original) Nice place you can relax. Bring foods para d kayo magutom. Basura nyo e uwi nyo wag kayong mag kalat.

Behind Trees and Mountain are spring ....Sulfyr spring 😁🥰

Fenced meters away from the spring for security. 👌👍

Sidetrip way to Mt Pulag.

The sulfure spring gives you a better view and amazing backgrand because of the natural smoke that was coming in the sulfure pond

secret place found!

Good place to experience

Bokod, Benguet is sure beautiful. The Daclan Sulfur is as it is in the photos.

(Translated by Google) Typical stopping point on the way to Mount Lilac. The journey would not be worth it for that alone. Sulfur Hydrogen is hazardous to health, so do not inhale. Bubbling and natural sulfur-containing spring is impressive. Unfortunately there is no background information (Original) Typischer Anhaltepunkt auf Fahrt zum Mount Lilac. Allein dafür würde sich die Anfahrt nicht lohnen. Schwefel Wasserstoff ist gesundheitsgefährdend, also nicht inhalieren. Blubbern und natürliche schwefelhaltige Quelle ist aber beeindruckend. Leider fehlen jegliche Hintergrund Informationen

Loved the fact it's still so natural.

Best side trip after climbing the highest peak in luZon

Side trip for everyone whom visited Mt.Pulag... try to visit this place it's expectacular!

Smells like rotten egg

Another nature's great phenomena. Boiling sulfur spring up close.

Amazing!

(Translated by Google) Continously remember .. it's a bit stinky. Smell rotten eggs. (Original) Kontinf ingat lang po.. medyo mabaho. Amoy bulok na itlog.

While you are in Bokod, visit this place since it is not that far from Daclan. You have to bring some handkerchief though because the smell of sulfur can be suffocating 😊

A potential site for tourism activities. Can be connected to the Kabayan tour circuit.

Seems so violent boil. The smell is not as bad as everyone projected it to be. I have suffered worse in a supermarket in Port Moresby

Amazing

Very interesting place that could stir up one's curiosity to know more about this place. A good place to take photos.

(Translated by Google) Wooowwwww (Original) Wooowwwww