In 2011, I joined my bestfriend Suzette and her family in
their Bohol trip. We were 9 in the group
plus 1 child, Samantha, Suzette’s daughter.
We availed a tour from Bohol Grand Scenery Tours. The first stop was the historical site of
Blood Compact Shrine in Barangay Bool in Tagbilaran City. It is along the coast overlooking the
Balicasag Island. It was a Sandugo
between Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Raja Sikatuna during Spanish invasion.
After which we went to the church to Baclayon Old Church or
the La Purisima de Concepcion de la Virgen Maria Parish Church. There’s a museum found in the church. It is made of corals stones. The original
roof was replaced by galvanized iron. It
withstand major damge during the 7.2 earthquake in 2013.
We then explored the Rio Verde Tarsier Place in Agape,
Laoay, Bohol. The Rio Verde was a place
for Tarsier and other exotic animals in Bohol like the Lemur. IF you’re going
to take a picture with the tarsiers please make sure that you don’t use any
flash or the tarsier’s will be stressed.
We had our lunch in the Loboc River Cruise and Luncheon. We
had a boat ride to tour the Long River Cruise.
The food was good for a group of tourist. At the end of the river was the singing and
dancing Loboc River singers.
We then went to the bamboo hanging bridge, which cross the
Sipatan River in town of Sevilla. We also went to the Loboc Man Made Forest. We
went to the Butterfly Sanctuary in Bilar.
The Butterfly garden is owned by Simply Butterflies Conservation Center.
We went to the chocolate hills, the most famous attraction
and a geological formation of a group of unusually shaped hills in Carmen,
Bohol.
After which we went to Hinagdanan Cave in Panglao. Stalagmites and stalactites surrounded the
cave with a deep lagoon. The cave is
also made of limestone. The tour ended in the Panglao Shell Museum and
with us getting souveniers.
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