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Bohol Island
Bohol Island is located in the Central Visayas region which belongs to the Visayas island group [Region VII] of the Republic of the Philippines. With numerous surrounding islets the island is considered to be the tenth largest island of the Philippines which would be a strategic place for adventure.
Bohol in fact is one of the country's leading travel destinations due to its exceptional natural features and historical landmarks. Beautiful white sand on its tropical beaches meets the rolling terrain of haycock hills which is famously called The Chocolate Hills. Should you chose Bohol to be your itinerary then you’ll never miss the thrill for imagine how many beaches there would be in a 73 islets Island plus, how about a 1,776 conical and nearly symmetrical ocean of hills? And if you have in your class discussed and studied in your books about the smallest primate in the world don’t forget to ask your mom and dad for it’s your opportunity to go watch and touch them live. From natural features to historical landmarks you will find them around the place which can be dated back to 16th century buildings like churches and military posts and garrisons. Bohol is the seat of the first international treaty of peace and unity between the native king and the Spanish conquistador. That was the earliest significant contact of the island with Spain that is ever occurred 1565.
So, if you want to unwind or have some fun sitting in the sand our shores are open and welcome you. And if you are the geologist type, I’m sure you’ll find yourself out with the hills of Chocolate. What if you’re a zoologist type? I’m sure you’ll get to know more about tarsier at hand. Historian type! You will never miss one of the most important things in the country’s history for we will guide you to our historical landmarks.
Wow, welcome to Bohol Island.
Alwele
image courtesy: best asia philippines
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