Bohol's Natural and Historical Wonders
Bohol’s landscape is defined by diverse geological formations and colonial-era architecture. This collection highlights the island's limestone cave systems, such as the naturally lit Hinagdanan Cave and the deep sinkhole of Cabagnow Cave Pool. The list also features significant historical structures, including the 18th-century triangular Punta Cruz Watchtower and the coral stone Ermita Ruins. From the 60-meter high Can-Umantad Falls to the twin cascades of Mag-Aso Falls, these sites showcase the province's natural water systems and Spanish heritage.
A Hinagdanan Cave
Hinagdanan Cave is a cave in the municipality of Dauis on Panglao Island, in Bohol Province, in the Philippines.
Pangas Falls
Multi-tiered waterfall located in the municipality of Bilar, surrounded by forest and local rice paddies.
Baclayon Belltower
Reconstructed coral stone structure belonging to one of the oldest churches in the Philippines, dating back to the Spanish colonial period.
Can-Umantad Falls
Bohol’s tallest waterfall, cascading approximately 60 meters into a deep pool near the rice terraces of Candijay.
E Mag-Aso Falls
Twin waterfalls in Antequera featuring an eight-meter drop into a turquoise natural swimming pool.
F Camugao Falls
Waterfall in Balilihan characterized by a high drop over a semicircular cliff into a large natural basin.
G Road to Kawasan falls
Access route leading through the rural landscape of Balilihan toward the local cascades.
H Loboc Church
The San Pedro Apostol Parish Church, commonly known as Loboc Church and alternatively as the Diocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in…
I Loay Stone Church
Sadly, this church was damaged by an earthquake.
J Punta Cruz Watchtower
Unique triangular stone watchtower built in 1796 by the Spanish to monitor Maribojoc Bay for pirate raids.
Kawasan Falls
Natural waterfall in Balilihan featuring multiple tiers and limestone rock formations.
Punta Baluarte Lighthouse
Coastal navigation tower situated near historical defensive fortifications in the Baclayon region.
Cabagnow Cave Pool
Deep limestone sinkhole in Anda filled with clear, fresh water, accessible via a jump or a removable ladder.
Panas Cave
Limestone cave system located in the municipality of Antequera.
Taytay Cave
Natural cave formation located in the inland region of eastern Bohol.
Ermita Ruins
Remains of a coral stone chapel and cemetery wall built during the 18th century in Dimiao.
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