The eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991 placed the Philippines in the limelight when it killed almost 800 people and left 100,000 people homeless. The millions of tons of sulfur dioxide that was discharged to the atmosphere resulted in the decrease of temperatures worldwide for the next few years. Remarkable sunrise and sunsets were visible around the globe in the years following the eruption. (About.com:Geography)
Today, Mt. Pinatubo is fast becoming a tourist attraction and is providing livelihood to the residents of Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac.
If you want to experience Mt. Pinatubo without having to leave your seats, click on PINATUBO in the Pages section. But if you have a day to spare, I highly recommend you try out the real thing.
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Ako, I like to see the place. If the schedule allows me to go, count me in. A real photo op according to people I know who has visited the place.