Banahaw Volcano

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Banahaw Volcano is a prominent potentially active stratovolcano in the Philippines, located on Luzon Island and revered as a sacred mountain by local communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf potentially active volcano
sacred mountain
stratovolcano
accessRestricted yes
accessRestrictionReason environmental protection
risk management
country Philippines
culturalSignificance pilgrimage site
sacred to local communities
elevation 2158 m
7080 ft
eruptionStyle phreatic eruption
geologicalSetting subduction-related volcano
hasAlternateName Mount Banahaw
hasCrater multiple summit craters
hasFeature caves
crater lakes
hot springs
sulfur springs
waterfalls
hasNeighboringVolcano Mount Banahaw de Lucban
linked to: Mount Banahaw

Mount San Cristobal
hasPeak Mount Banahaw
hazardPotential potentially active
isPartOf Banahaw–San Cristobal Protected Landscape
lastEruption 1843
locatedIn Calabarzon
Laguna Province
linked to: Province of Laguna

Quezon Province
locatedInIslandGroup Luzon Island Group
linked to: Luzon
locatedOn Luzon
monitoredBy Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
mountainRange Banahaw–San Cristobal mountain range
nearCity Lucban
linked to: Lucban, Quezon

Majayjay
Sariaya
Tayabas
prominence major topographic landmark in southern Luzon
protectedAreaStatus protected landscape
religiousTradition folk Catholicism
local mystical movements
slopeVegetation tropical rainforest
tourismActivity hiking
mountaineering
religious pilgrimage
volcanicArcOrBelt Luzon Volcanic Arc
volcanoType stratovolcano

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Luzon Volcanic Arc hasPart Banahaw Volcano
Mounts Banahaw–San Cristobal Protected Landscape mountainRange Banahaw volcanic complex
linked to: Banahaw Volcano
Calibato Lake locatedNear Mount Banahaw volcanic complex
linked to: Banahaw Volcano