• Brownbuds

    The prominent local band from the province of Bohol. They were declared 1st place in the Central Visayas Semi-finals for Redhorse Muziklaban Rock Challenge 2005. Their hit song "Byaheng Bohol" is the unofficial theme song of Bohol Tourism. This song was used in Howie Severino's segment for I-Witness, Kat-kat de Castro's segment for Trip Kita, and Miriam Quiambao's segment for 100% Pinoy show. Their song "Olah" was used in the MYX Channel Yearender for 2006. Other hit songs include "Wake Up," "Karma," and "Grind." "Iro," a novelty Visayan song conquered the airwaves of Bohol's KISS FM, Cebu's MOR station, of Davao, Cagayan and of other areas within the Visayas Region. Brownbuds has released their self-produced, self-titled album last October, 2007 in Bohol. Last 2008, they were invited to play at One Love Bar, Xymaca Bar, Magic 89.9's Local Vocal and ABS-CBN's UMAGANG KAY GANDA.

      Brownbuds-Byaheng Bohol

    BIYAHENG BOHOL
    [brownbuds]

    Chorus:
    Sumama sa byahe
    Sumayaw lumundag sa reggae
    Gusto mo bang sumama
    Sa Bohol tayo ay magsaya 2x

    Ihanda ang malita
    Tinidor at saka kutsara
    Plato platito at kutselyo
    Wag kalimutan ang kanin n'yo
    Baka ikaw ay mapasubo
    Biglang sumakit ang ulcer n'yo

    [repeta chorus]

    Chocolate Hills ang unang rota
    Dito ka makakaasa ka
    O kay gandang pagmasdan
    Di mo sya makalimutan

    manmade forest ang yung tuklasin
    ang sarap ng sariwang hangin
    doon sa puno maramdaman
    ang lamig ng kapaligiran
    heyyyyy

    [instrumental]

    Sa loboc river ay mamangka
    Ang tarsier don ay makikita
    At tayo ay tumalon
    Sabay sa agos ng tubiggg yeeegggg


    Sa panglao island ay maligo
    At ikaw ay mapapatakbo
    Sa puting buhangin ika'y gigilin
    Ang sarap magswimming sa balong malalim

    [repeta chorus]

    Sa Bohol tayo ay magsaya...

    FOR BOOKINGS and INQUIRIES
    e-mail: brownbuds2008@yahoo.com
    call or text:
    0927-3846235
    0928-9877887
    0921-4992268

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  • Heritage

    HISTORICAL LANDMARKS

    Blood Compact Site
    Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City
    (marker and shrine)

    Anibogan Massacre Site
    Catigbian

    Behind the Clouds
    Catigbian

    Camp Verde
    Duero

    Dagohoy Marker
    Danao

    Mt. Carmel Hill
    Balilihan

    Pres. Carlos P. Garcia Memorial Park
    Tagbilaran City

    Ubujan Marker
    Tagbilaran City

    The Historic Ermita Ruins
    Dimiao

    Punta Cruz
    Maribojoc


    CULTURAL LANDMARKS

    Baclayon Museum
    Baclayon

    Bohol Museum
    Tagbilaran City

    Clarin Ancestral House
    Loay


    RELIGIOUS LANDMARKS

    Alburquerque Church
    Alburquerque

    Baclayon Church
    Baclayon

    Calape Church
    Calape

    Dauis Church
    Dauis

    Dimiao Church
    Dimiao

    Lord of Pardon Hill
    Duero

    Loboc Church
    Loboc

    Loon Church
    Loon

    Maribojoc Church
    Maribojoc

    Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
    Balilihan

    Virgen sa Calo-oy
    Calape

    Cruz Daku
    Loboc

    Panglao Church
    Panglao

    Ilihan Hill
    Jagna

    Mt. Carmel Hill
    Balilihan

    The Fatima Rosary Hill
    Carmen

    Blessed Trinity Parish
    Talibon


    OTHER LANDMARKS

    Jaycee Promenade
    Tagbilaran City

    Rizal Park
    Tagbilaran City

    Children’s Playground and Mini Park
    Tagbilaran City

    Magsiha Swimming Pool
    Balilihan

    Magsaysay Camp
    Bilar

    Bilarma Camp
    Bilar

    Malinao Dam
    Pilar

    Wahig-Pamacsalan Dam
    Bilar

    The Home
    Carmen

    Roxas Park
    Garcia Hernandez

    Tigbao Hanging Bridge,
    Loboc

    Corpus Antique Spanish House
    Calape

    Jagna.

    Lasang-Lasang Park
    Carmen

    Macas Orchids and Farm
    Lindaville, Tagbilaran City

    Ubay Stock Farm
    Ubay

    Lila Rice Terraces
    Lila

    Lunar Rice Terraces
    Boctol

    Rice Terraces
    Dimiao

    McArthur’s Cap
    Dimiao

    Badiang Peak
    Dimiao

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  • Caves

    ALICIA
    Sudlon Cave

    ANDA
    Anda Burial Caves
    •Candabong, Anda
    •Bacong, Anda
    •Virgen, Anda
    •Casica, Anda
    •Talisay, Anda
    •Tigdao Spring/Cave
    •Kabagno Spring/Cave
    •Banilad Spring/Cave
    •Kalorenzo Spring/Cave

    ANTEQUERA
    •Buhong Tiawan Cave
    •Hagakgak Cave
    •Inambacan Cave
    •Antequera Cave

    BATUAN
    •Batuan Caves
    village of Behind the Clouds

    CARMEN
    •Kokok & Nueva Vida Sur Caves

    CORTEZ
    •Kalooy Cave

    DANAO
    •Francisco Dagohoy Cave
    •Kamira Cave
    •Baliho and Lahug Caves

    DAUIS
    •Hinagdanan Cave

    GARCIA HERNANDEZ
    •Seventh Heaven Cave

    GUINDULMAN
    •Guindulman Burial Caves
    Basdio, Guindulman

    INABANGA
    •Macavan Cave


    JAGNA
    •Carmaloan Cave
    •Eva Cave
    Odiong, Jagna
    •Cantuyoc Cave

    LOBOC
    •Guimba Cave

    MARIBOJOC
    •Lagtangon Cave
    •Maribojoc
    •Maribojoc Cave
    Punta Cruz, Maribojoc

    SIERRA BULLONES
    •Sierra Bullones Caves

    TRINIDAD
    •Batungay Cave

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  • Hills

    The Chocolate Hills placed Bohol on the tourist map long before the beautiful white beaches of the island became major tourist destinations. The most famous and signature tourist attraction of Bohol, it is a prime tourist destination in the Philippines. This is because the Chocolate Hills are incomparable and is one of the country's most spectacular sceneries. Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, who admits that she is the No. 1 tourist of Bohol for having visited the province so many times, said: "Bohol is a major tourist province. The fame of the Chocolate Hills is not only known in the country but worldwide." The national government has chosen the Chocolate Hills as one of its "flagship tourist destinations".

    Of the 1,247 hills, two have been developed into resorts for tourism. The original resort is located in Carmen, Bohol located in Barangay Buenos Aires, only a few minutes drive from downtown Carmen. The resort in Carmen is called Chocolate Hills Complex. The more recent one in Sagbayan is called Sagbayan Peak.

    The original viewing station of the Chocolate Hills is a government-owned and operated resort called "Chocolate Hills Complex" located in Carmen, Bohol, about 55 kilometres (34 mi) from Tagbilaran City[21] and about 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the town proper of Carmen, Bohol.

    The Chocolate Hills Complex has a restaurant, hostel with swimming pool and an observation deck where one could view and even count the hills at the view deck 210 feet (64 m) above the ground. There are a total of 214 steps leading to the observation or view deck. Here one can view the landscape that is covered with more than a thousand Chocolate Hills. The Chocolate Hills Complex is composed of two hills developed into a resort. An observation deck on the higher hill offers a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding area.

    The other way to view the Chocolate Hills is at "Sagbayan Peak", a mountain resort in Sagbayan town, about 75 kilometres (47 mi) northwest of Tagbilaran City. Viewing is made from the deck of an elevated ridge that provides an unobstructed view of the Chocolate Hills as well as the sea off Cebu City. This is only 18 kilometres (11 mi) from the Chocolate Hills complex in neighboring Carmen town.

    Sagbayan Peak is a 5-hectare (12-acre) mountaintop resort and recreation center. Its viewing deck offers a 360-degree perspective of the Chocolate Hills plus the blue sea that separates Bohol and Cebu. The peak now has a restaurant and a children’s park with Bugs Bunny, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and various other Toontown figures. Aside from the function hall and viewing deck, a hotel, swimming pool, driving range, a butterfly dome and a tarsier sanctuary are planned. A 100-hectare (250-acre) golf course is also planned.

    Patria Aurora Roa, tourism director for Central Visayas, was happy to see the latest addition to Bohol's tourist attractions. This was echoed by Bohol Governor Erico Aumentado, who said: "The Sagbayan Peak is a welcome note for Bohol tourism."

    credits: wikipedia

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  • Beaches



    ANDA  
    Bituon Beach Resort
    Contact Person: Markus Hohmann
    Address: Basdio, 6310 Guindulman, Bohol, Philippines
    Email: Bituon@wtal.de
    Website: http://www.bituon.com/

    Cocowhite-Beach Resort  

    Dapdap Beach Resort
    Contact Person: Grace Tinio Lim
    Address: Candabong, Anda, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 38 528 2011
    Email: info@boholdapdapresort.com
    Website: http://www.boholdapdapresort.com/

    Flower-Beach Resort

    BALICASAG ISLAND
    Balicasag Island Dive Resort

    CABILAO ISLAND
    Polaris Beach and Dive Resort
    Contact Person: Franz and Maria Baumann
    Address: Pantudlan, Cabilao Island, 6327 Loon, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 38 505 4118
    Phone: +63 918 903 7187
    Email: info@polaris-dive.com
    Website: http://www.polaris-dive.com/  

    La Estrella Beach Resort
    Contact Person: Estrella Zagorski
    Address: Cabilao Island, 6327 Loon, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 38 505 4114
    Phone: +63 38 505 4151
    Fax: SMS +63 918 904 4859
    Email: info@laestrella.ph
    Website: http://www.laestrella.ph/  

    Cabilao Beach Club
    Contact Person: Henry Firlay
    Address: Cambaquiz, 6327 Loon, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 917 4545 897
    Phone: +49 341 21 24 341
    Email: cabilao@skyinet.net
    Website: http://www.cabilao.com/

    PANGLAO ISLAND  

    Alona Kew
    Address: Alona Beach, Tawala, Panglao, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 38 502 9042
    Phone: +63 38 502 9027
    Fax: +63 38 502 9029
    Email: info@alonakew.com
    Website: http://www.alonakew.com/  

    Alona Palm Beach Resort
    Contact Person: Angie & Marcel Brunner
    Address: Alona Beach, Tawala, 6340
    Panglao, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 38 502 91 41
    Fax: +63 38 502 91 42
    Email: info@alonapalmbeach.com
    Website: http://www.alonapalmbeach.com/  

    Eskaya Beach Resort & Spa
    Contact Person: Phoebe B. Lim
    Address: Tawala, Panglao, Bohol
    Phone: +63 38 502 9516
    Email: reservations@eskayabeach.com
    Website: http://www.eskayabeach.com/

    Alona Tropical Resort, Alona Beach,
    Tel. +63 38 502 9024,
    Fax: +63 38 411 2244

    Banana Land, Alona Beach,
    Tel. +63 38 502 9068

    Beach Rock Cafe & Lodge, Alona Beach,
    Tel. & Fax: +63 38 502 9034  

    Bohol Island Dive Resort Alona Beach,
    Tel. & Fax: +63 38 502 9005  

    Flower Garden Resort
    Contact Person: Erwin & Hampi Dürig
    Address: Tawala, Panglao, Bohol,
    Philippines Phone: +63 38 502 9012
    Email: fgr@flowergarden-resort.com
    Website: http://www.flowergarden-resort.com/  

    Oasis Resort Alona Beach,
    Tel. & Fax: +63 38 502 9083  

    Panglao Island Nature Resort Bingag,
    Tel. +63 38 411 2599,
    Fax: +63 38 411 5866

    Peter's House, Alona Beach,
    Tel. +63 38 502 9056, Fax: +63 38 502 9107

    Playa Blanca, Alona Beach,
    Tel. +63 38 502 9015

    Rene's Place, Alona Beach,
    Tel. +63 38 502 9149  

    Sun Apartelle Corporation
    Contact Person: Irena and Boris Heberer
    Address: Tawala, Panglao, Bohol, Philippines
    Phone: +63 38 502 90 63 Fax: +63 38 502 90 64
    Email: info@sunapartelle.com
    Website: http://www.sunapartelle.com/

    PAMILACAN ISLAND  
    Pueblo de Pamilacan
    Contact Person: William F. Soriano
    Address: Pamilacan Island, Baclayon, Bohol
    Phone: +63 2 714 3541 Phone: +63 927 796 7759
    Email: william.soriano@goldenabc.com

    TAGBILARAN CITY
    Bohol Tropics Resort Club Graham Avenue,
    Tel. +63 38 411 3510, Fax: +63 38 411 3019

    Coralandia Resort,
    Graham Avenue,
    Tel. +63 38 411 3445

    TALIBON
    Jayveeh Long Beach Resort c/o Jan Niño’s Café
    Address: Mahaba Island, Talibon, Bohol, Philippines 6325
    Telephone: (63 38) 515-0078
    Mobile Num.: +639173041895 or +639173042523
    Website: http://jayveehlongbeachresort.com

    Barakoda Beach Resort

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  • Tarsiers

    Where To Find Them:

    The Philippine Tarsier Foundation,
    Km. 14 Canapnapan Corella, Bohol 6300 Philippines
    Tel: (0912) 5163375
    Mobile: (0918) 6021326
    Email: tarsier@mozcom.com
    Website: http://www.philippinetarsier.org/.

    Sagbayan Peak, Sagbayan, Bohol, Bohol, Philippines 6331
    Tel/Fax: +63 (38) 511-9167
    Cellphone: 0921-3230866

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  • Bohol Video
    The people of Bohol are said to be the descendants of the last group of inhabitants who settled in the Philippines called pintados or “tattooed ones.” Boholanos already had a culture of their own as evidenced by the artifacts dug at Mansasa, Tagbilaran, and in Dauis and Panglao.

    Bohol is derived from the word Bo-ho or Bo-ol.The island was the seat of the first international treaty of peace and unity between the native king Datu Sikatuna, and Spanish conquistador, Miguel López de Legazpi, on March 16, 1565 through a blood compact alliance known today by many Filipinos as the Sandugo.

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