For excursionists with limited time or energy for a whole-day itinerary, Poblacion will be a good trip for local history and wonders. Libon Central School houses the Flaming Water of Libon, which has been featured several times at local television shows. For faith tourism, the Saint James the Greater Parish Church at Barangay Zone 4 is Libon’s main religious thoroughfare. The materials at the back portion of the church are remnants of the old church of Linao, one of the earliest in Albay. The home of Santiago el Mayor, Libon’s patron saint, the St. James the Greater Parish Church reminds both the visitors and natives of Libon’s of the town’s opulent past as one of the oldest settlements in the Philippines, being founded in 1573 as a Spanish citadel with its former name, “Villa Santiago de Libong”, and of its significance in the propagation of Christianity during the early phase of the Spanish occupation of the country.