Bohol is a province in Region VII (Central Visayas), Visayas, the Philippines.

What is Bohol known for?

Bohol is known for Chocolate Hills, tarsiers, Panglao beaches, Loboc river.

What is the population of Bohol?

Bohol had 3,400,522 people in the 2020 census of the Philippine Statistics Authority.

What are the places to visit in Bohol?

Places to visit in Bohol include Chocolate Hills, Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, Loboc River cruise, Panglao beaches.

Where to eat in Bohol?

Places to eat in Bohol include 3K & K Foodhauz, 8th Streat’ Diner, A9 SB2, ARCuisine Restobar & Hotel.

Bohol: what to see, eat and do

About Bohol

Bohol has the Chocolate Hills, the tarsiers and the beaches of Panglao, and it has learned to run all three at once. Tagbilaran is the capital, and peanut kisses and calamay in coconut shells are what leaves the island in hand luggage. The old coral stone churches at Baclayon and Loboc are still being pieced back together after the 2013 earthquake.

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Where Bohol is

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Chocolate HillsOver a thousand grass-covered limestone mounds that turn brown in the dry season, seen from the deck at Carmen. Counts run from 1,260 hills to more than 1,776, …

Philippine Tarsier SanctuaryA quiet forest sanctuary in Corella where tarsiers are viewed at a distance, without flash or noise. An adult is about the size of a human fist, 85 …

Loboc River cruiseA lunch raft up a green river, with a stop for music from a riverside choir. The boat passes the town centre of Loboc, where the church stands …

Panglao beachesAlona and the quieter coves, and the dive sites off Balicasag with turtles and a wall. Alona Beach runs for about 1 kilometre at the south-west tip of …

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