A visit to Bohol is incomplete without seeing the tarsier, one of the world's smallest primates, in its natural habitat.

These unique geological formations, over 1,200 symmetrical mounds, turn cocoa-brown in the dry season, creating a breathtaking landscape.

Experience a serene river cruise on the Loboc River, often accompanied by a local band and buffet meal, offering a glimpse of lush riverside jungles.

Known for its white sandy beaches and excellent diving spots, Panglao Island is a haven for beach lovers and divers.

ne of the oldest churches in the Philippines, this historic church features old religious relics and beautiful Spanish colonial architecture.

A naturally lit limestone cave with a lagoon, Hinagdanan Cave is a popular spot for photography and a cool dip in its fresh waters.

This landmark commemorates the first treaty of friendship between the Spanish and Filipinos, offering historical insight and a picturesque view of the Bohol Sea.

A two-kilometer stretch of densely planted mahogany trees in Bilar, this forest offers a refreshing and cool respite, ideal for a scenic drive or walk.