Blood Compact Site - We first started by dropping off the Blood Compact Site located in Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines. ?The blood compact was considered as the First Treaty of Friendship. ?It was a treaty of friendship based on respect and equality and most commonly known as Sandugo.
We were there all by ourselves, no othere tourists roaming around so we had a lot of time for photo OPs. lol
Baclayon Church - This church is considered to be the second oldest church in the Philippines. There?s a convent mini museum that contains religious artifacts and relics from the Spanish era.
I wasn't able ?to get inside the church. No sleeveless and Shorts allowed.
"Prony" the Huge Phyton - ?a 250-kilo, 26 ft. and 30 in. in circumference python, noted as the biggest in the Philippines and is living inside a huge cage.We were able to hold prony. She is silent, maybe sleeping the entire day. Ahaha..
Marimar - the star of the day. She tells the entire story on how Prony was captured.
She also entertained us by her song and dance performance. ?The show was funny. How she perfected her pole dance and lip sync was really amazing! Butterfly Farm - Bohol is home to some of the best things that nature has to offer. Entrance fee is 20 pesos. The guide will give the basics information such as their life cycle and how the breed.
Tarsier Encounter - Tarsiers are small monkeys (4 to 6 inches tall) with strong tails that enable them to leap 16 feet high and still maintain balance.
You've never been to Bohol if you haven't seen this cute little creatures.?Entrance is free, they will just ask for donation.
Loboc river cruise - Lunch time buffet? Floating Restaurant? Choose Riverwatch. They offer yummy dishes! As the raft moves, tourists get to see the sights while enjoying their meals. Man Made Forest - Mahogany trees cultivated were all over the area. This place is best for peaceful walks. This man made forest is located along the borders of Loboc and Bilar municipalities. A perfect jumpshot completes the tour around this forest. Chocolate Hills - The signature landmark of Bohol. It was told that these hills were formed out of a giant's tears. Tourists get to see what Bohol has to offer through the Observation deck. It rained and was cloudy that time but still we got good panoramic view of this spot. Hanging Bridge- If you need the perfect and cheap place to buy Pasalubong like keychains, peanut kisses and t-shirts, then this is for you. One needs to cross the bridge to get to the other side to buy, then cross the other bridge to go back.Hinagdanan Cave -Another popular spot in Bohol. ?A majestic cave that is well maintained by the government of Bohol. An entrance fee of 15 pesos before you enter, but we actually paid 30 pesos since our guide was really good. He even taught us how to set our DSLRs ISO, Aperture and shutter speed to get good pictures inside the cave.
My friend, Anak, wasn't able to get to pass the rocks as she was wearing heels! lol
Bohol Bee Farm - Our last stop was at Bohol Bee Farm, a very cozy and relaxing place on Panglao island that offer organic products. I even bought organic garden salad with Honey mustard sauce. (real flowers!)
Not a minute or even a second was wasted on this tour. We even asked Kuya Tatsky if we can go to a store so we can buy food and water before going home! We paid Kuya Tatsky Php 2300 pesos for taking care of us the entire day!
For Countryside Tour, you may contact Kuya Tatksy at +63922671051.
Source: http://cutepasaway.blogspot.com/2012/03/kuya-tatsky-and-our-bohol-city-tour.html
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