Pinatubo's Scarred Landscape Blooms as Ecotourism Hub
Once devastated by the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption, landscapes in Central Luzon, Philippines, are now thriving ecotourism destinations, providing livelihoods for indigenous communities. Former disaster zones have transformed into adventure tourism hubs, leveraging the crater lake and lahar-formed terrains to boost the local economy.
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