• Ballester Spring - a natural spring located at Barangay Casugad, is 4.0 kilometers away from the poblacion. Its natural setting and cool waters are the main reasons why excursionists love this place, though they have to hike a kilometer to this God-given wonder. Upon arrival, they could be revitalized

• Nalalata Falls and Caves - is located in Barangay Lubgan. It is approximately 9 kilometers from the poblacion. This could be reached by land transportation and a little hiking on a hilly terrain. The name “nalalata” was taken from a pail-like earth formation where this body of water drops from its descent. Presence of old trees, large rock formations and two caves on both sides are among its distinctive features. The almost 40 meter drop from its vertex makes this falls quite astonishing especially during sunny days as rainbows develop from its midst.  

• Kinalabasahan – Ombao Heights Cave - situated between the boundaries of Barangays Kinalabasahan and Ombao Heights; the cave is 16 kilometers away from the poblacion. The unique features of this cave are its two main openings serving as entrance and exit. One is located at Barangay Ombao Heights and the other is at Kinalabasahan. There is another opening just above the second entrance where one can see the different formations of stalactites and various rock formations developed naturally through decades of underground water action.  

• Itangon Beach - is located 17 kilometers from the poblacion, this beach is scenically shielded by Bagodila Points with a five hectare cliff, coconut and forest vegetation overlooking the scenic gulf. It has a gentle slope from the bank down to the deeper portion approximately 100 meters from the shore. Soothing waves striking along the seashore, the idyllic atmosphere and the invigorating sea breeze supplemented by the abundant seafoods in the area provide a prospective tourist with an alternative experience from the humdrum of city life.  

• Tan-Awan Park - is located at Barangay Bagoladio. It is 6.3 kilometers away from the poblacion. It has a natural veranda known to all Bulaeños and considered to be the major attraction in the municipality. From this point, one can view the mountains, (Mt. Isarog, Mt. Iriga and Mayon Volcano) the entire lowland, the green and golden rice fields, the lakes of Bula/Baao and Bato and the urban centers. One major attraction here is the shrine of the towering 25-foot statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary given the title “Queen of the Family”. Several native huts and a convention center were completed in 1999 and other amenities are also in progress for the comfort of visitors.  

• San Vicente de Ferrer Shrine - located at Barangay Ombao Polpog, is 3.0 kilometers away from the poblacion. St. Vincent De Ferrer, the secondary patron of the parish of St. Mary Magdalene has thousands of devotees throughout the province. The miraculous or supernatural healing aids for various infirmities are some of the characteristics of its peculiarity. The feast of St. Vincent De Ferrer is being held every 2^nd Friday following every Good Friday of the year, but devotees frequently visit the place on either Tuesdays or Fridays to offer prayers and novenas.  

• Magdaguini Spring - is a natural spring where one could take a refreshing and cool dip. Situated at Barangay Panoypoyan, 5.0 kilometers away from the poblacion, this spring is also a potential source of potable water supply.  

• Caorasan Beach - is located 25 kilometers from the poblacion and can be reached by land and sea transportation. It is a 10-minute ride by boat from Itangon Beach or a 45-minute ride by boat via the town of Balatan. Comparable with Itangon Beach, Caorasan has also crystal-clear and unpolluted seawater.  

• Nadal Spring - is a natural spring 5.20 kilometers from poblacion which is situated at barangay Ombao Hts., and with an elevation of 97 MASL. This spring is the proposed source for potable water supply. At present, the Feasibility Study of said spring is being undertaken by the Local Government Unit of Bula.

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