Bohol Philippines
It is an island across Cebu and can even be reached via pumpboat within hours, Pandanon island as far as I know is part of Bohol. The Bol-anon dialect don’t have much difference to Cebuanos, you almost can’t distinguish the difference but you can compare later when you hear the locals speak.
Bohol also is the home of the small wide-eyed alien looking monkey primates in the world. Although tarsiers can also be found in some of the unexplored rain forests in Mindanao, Tarsiers are widely known in BOHOL Philippines. The perfect time to visit Bohol would be summer here in the Philippines around March to June. If you visit Bohol during rainy season, you’ll miss the chocolate hills which might also be the primary reason why you visit Bohol. During rainy season, grasses on these hills will grow faster thus making the hills green and not Choco. But then anyway, there are more to visit in Bohol such as The Tarsier Sanctuary, the Huge Python snake of Marimar, Loboc River with thier floating restaurants, Bohol Beach Club, man-made forest and some historical place such as the Baclayon Church and Sandugo.
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I’ve been to Bohol once and I’ve been to Danao adventure Park where I got to ride in the Suislide, which about gave me the most thrill I’ve ever experienced in my whole life. Imagine crossing from one mountain to the other for about a minute or less, I thought I was going to faint, but I did not. I didn’t regret a single moment that I rode the suislide and also the Skyride. I’m glad I did!
Another spot I visited was Panglao island mainly for the dolphin-watching and we rested to the nearby Balicasag island where we frolicked ad bathed on the beach and had the time of our lives just enjoying the beautiful scenery and we also ate those sea-urchins dipped in vinegar.
Such a beautiful place, Bohol is, and I plan to go back there someday.
Wow. You Emerillus, that is interesting. How did those sea urchins taste? That must have been quite an experience. I love new dishes, especially on an island. Sounds like you had quite a wide array of activities that you took part in.
The chocolate hills look unreal!
I can’t believe something like that exists, the boat restaurants look amazing also, where is the food cooked?
Wow, I definitely want to check out the fiestas and the chocolate hills. It looks quite exciting, possibly anytime of the year! Love to take a dip in that Bohol sea!
I havent been to Bohol and I really want to visit the town as I heard it has very good sceneries and spots. I want to see the Philippine Tarsier and the ever chocolate, Chocolate Hills. This is definitely a good post!
the Philippines never disappoint