The Island of Bohol is began to discover with the tribute to our ancient Monument that you can find the most attractive statue in Bohol the Blood Compact or Sanduguan in Bohol
Baclayon Church
Although the Baclayon Church is one of the antic church in Asia that constructed by Jesuit priests, this church is still very reduced and the houses is very important because of relics and images reminiscent of the historic Roman Catholic religion in the Philippine.
Loboc Loay River Cruise
A Catamaran-style floating restaurant using single-hull bancas supporting the weight of restaurant,using the engine. Where guests partake buffet lunch (or dinner) while being serenaded by musicians.
Hinagdanan Cave
Hinagdanan cave made by limestone. The cave is within easily reach. This place is pretty well known as the best cave in Bohol because inside the cave there are rivers that you can swim with your family and friends.
Bamboo Hangin bridge
The bamboo hanging bridge Crossing to the Sipatan river in the municipality of villa bohol is a fun tourist attraction. Originally made from bamboo and rope, Today the rope was made away by steel cables, giving added and safety stability.
Mag-Aso falls in Antequera Bohol
Mag-aso Falls is one of the most natural treasures here in Bohol. Behold from the tourist the magnificent twin falls, often hidden by fine mist that appears smoke-like.
Philippine Tarsier
The wonder creatures in the town of Loboc. The wooded sanctuary allowed viewing the tarsiers in what resembled their natural habitat, with pebbled pathways for visiting tourists. It was amazing to see up close these tiny, wide-eyed tarsiers cling to the tree branch with their four legs.
Butterfly Garden
Come and visit the butterfly garden conservation in bohol. Then you can come face-to-face with hundreds of exotic beautiful butterflies fluttering around tropical foliage and flowers.
Chocolate Hills
The Chocolate Hills are probably Bohol's most famous tourist attraction. They are covered with grass, which, at the end of the dry season, turns chocolate brown. From this color, the hills originate their na
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