September of 2019 when I set foot upon beautiful Bohol for the first time along with my son, James. Long have I wished to see the renowned Visayan destination since it happened to be in my bucket list. Words alone are not enough to describe the charm and allure of Bohol, so I will just be sharing with you some mesmerising photos of my escapade.
The Spellbinding Churches
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| The belfry of Panglao parish church |
The Captivating Animals And Shell Collections
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| The pythons |
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| The tarsier |
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| These shells are said to be found at the seabeds of Bohol |
The Loboc River Cruise
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| River cruise starts here at the floating restaurants |
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| One of the pleasing sights cruisers enjoy. The dancers sing at the same time to the delight of guests on board the cruiser. Tourists may also opt to join the locals if they wish to. |
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| James and me; at our back is another river boat ahead of us |
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Just a sample of the food at the cruise's buffet lunch. Other choices are pancit, chopsuey, more veggies, beef, chicken and pork dishes along with fruits and juices.
 They say this is a man-made forest. In truth, people planted these trees long ago to preserve nature.  The most iconic feature of Bohol - the Chocolate Hills    Complimentary organic food at the bee farm...so yummy  An exciting attraction on the way to Chocolate Hills  A stretch of hanging bridge where I dared not go  ALONA BEACH, PANGLAO   |
Tagbilaran and Panglao have shopping centers where tourists can buy sovenir items at reasonable prices aside from malls, restaurants and wet markets. Both also have their respective airports. Oh by the way, from Cebu we took a fast craft for Tagbilaran and same in getting back. Two hours of sea crossing is all it takes to get to this enthralling Visayan destination.
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