We woke up to a breakfast of longganisa, garlic rice , sunny-side-up egg and a banana. After breakfast, we headed to the beach and spent our last day savoring the Bohol waters…. ykaie and tita Goodbye Bohol. I know you’re gonna miss me but don’t worry, I’ll be back…
Bohol
Baclayon Church
The Church of Immaculada Concepcion also known as the Baclayon Church is considered to be one of the oldest churches here in the Philippines. This was our last stop in our country-side tour. It was past five o’ clock when we arrived here. We weren’t able to go inside the church because there was a […]
Simply Butterfly Conservation Center, Bohol
Simply Butterflies Conservation is located in Bilar, Bohol. It’s main goal is to raise the butterfly population in Bohol and of course, contribute money to the local economy by using butterflies and its by-products. The entrance fee for adults is P30 and for children 4-10 years old, it’s only P5. They gave us an educational […]
The Chocolate Hills
The Chocolate Hills is the most popular tourist attraction in Bohol. They look like giantt mole hills that are almost uniform in shape and size. These hills are covered in grass but during the dry season, the grass dries up and they turn chocolate brown, hence, acquiring the name Chocolate Hills. We took photos the […]
The Bohol Man-Made Mahogany Forest
After a memorable lunch at Loboc River, we passed by the man-made forest on the way to the Chocolate Hills. The ambience is very relaxing as everything you see is green. This man-made forest is located in the border of Loboc and Bilar. Its a two-kilometer stretch of mahogany trees which are almost of the […]
The Philippine Tarsier
The Philippine Tarsier is one of the smallest primate in the world. Here in the Philippines it can only be found in Bohol. Kuya Edgar was already at the resort when we arrived. So after our Dolphin Watching and Balicasag Island Tour, we immediately changed our clothes and went ahead with our country-side tour. Our […]
