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countryside tour in Bohol Island typically includes
visits to the Chocolate Hills, where you can marvel at over 1,000 limestone mounds that change color with the seasons. Another highlight is the
Loboc River Cruise experience, a scenic boat ride with a buffet lunch, cultural performances, and breathtaking views of lush greenery.
The tour also takes you to the Tarsier Conservation Area, home to the tiny, wide-eyed primates that are native to Bohol Island. Other stops often include the Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, and the Blood Compact Shrine, a historical site commemorating the first treaty of friendship between Filipinos and Spaniards.
Bohol Island countryside tour itineraries also include the Man-Made Forest in the town of Bilar, a picturesque stretch of mahogany trees, and the Butterfly Conservation Center, where visitors can learn about the diverse butterfly species in Bohol Island.