Bohol

Provincie · 🇵🇭 Filipijnen

Oppervlakte 3.983 km²

Tijdzone Asia/Manila

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Bohol's Unmissable Wonders

Bohol offers a landscape defined by the 1,200 symmetrical limestone mounds of the Chocolate Hills and the dense canopy of the Bilar Man-made Forest. The island is the primary habitat for the endangered Philippine Tarsier, one of the world's smallest primates. Cultural landmarks include the 16th-century Blood Compact Site and the coral stone architecture of Baclayon. Coastal highlights center on Panglao Island, featuring the limestone formations of Hinagdanan Cave and the white sand shores of Alona and Dumaluan beaches.

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Beaches and Resorts

This collection highlights the primary coastal destinations of Bohol, centered on Panglao Island and the quieter eastern shores of Anda. The list includes the expansive white sands of Dumaluan and the vibrant diving hub of Alona Beach. It features specialized dive centers offering PADI certifications alongside established resorts like Bohol Beach Club. The selection spans diverse coastal landscapes, from the shallow, sunset-facing Doljo Beach to the limestone cliffs and coral reefs found at Anda's specialized dive resorts.

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Sacred Spaces and Houses of Worship

Bohol’s religious landscape features a mix of Spanish-era coral stone churches and modern community houses of worship. This collection includes historic 18th and 19th-century parishes like the Holy Trinity Church in Loay and Saint Augustine in Panglao, known for their colonial architecture and massive bell towers. Alongside these landmarks are local Catholic chapels, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, and several Kingdom Halls, reflecting the diverse spiritual heritage and active faith communities across the island.

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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.

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