A few kilometers from San Pascual is Barangay San Jose, which has several falls: Cañeta and Mararag. Both of which are hidden in the mountains and serve as natural bathing sites for locals. Gogongon Falls, located at Barangay Harigue, north of San Jose, is also a popular falls in the municipality. The area has a natural lagoon ideal for swimming. All of these falls require at most an hour of walking and/or trekking. Adventure-loving tourists could use a good time with nature and greens along the way. Some of noteworthy addition to points of interest and potential tourism sites are the Bulusan River Promenade which has served as venue for boat racing during town festival, mangrove sites in the several coastal barangays, multi-species hatchery facility in Rawis, the Libon Business, Recreational and Institutional Center (LBIRC) at Barangay Zone 1, unexplored caves and falls in Molosbolos, the site of the proposed Pantao People’s Park, the Libon Macapagal Gymnasium, Rizal Park and several spring resorts in Big Five barangays. Bonbon, a strategic barangay for commerce and trade, houses a local market where handicrafts such as those made of abaca, buri, agas or water lily, and other indigenous hemps and fibers are sold. Meat, fish, vegetables, root crops and other fresh harvests are also available in this barangay.