Himontagon Hill
Location:Sitio Candaon, Brgy. Botoc Occidental, Loay, Bohol
It is a very scenic place overlooking the Mindanao sea. Visible from atop the12 hill are the sparkling evening sceneries which portray a beautiful glittering city mid-sea, the lights being provided by lamps of fishermen. During clear weather, Mt. Hibok-Hibok volcano in Camiguin Island is visible. The place also provides fascinating scenes during sunrise and sunset. The hill was the site of the area jamboree of the Boy Scouts.

Panglao Island Beaches
Location: Panglao – Dauis, Bohol
The shores of the towns of Panglao and Dauis are gifted with white sand beaches and world-class dive sites.
Panglao Beaches

1. Alona Beach (Brgy. Tawala) - famous for its coral white sand that stretches one and a half kilometers and ends in rocky cliffs at both sides. The waters off are rich in marine resources, thus making it an ideal dive site.
2. Bolod Beach (Brgy. Bolod) - The beach has a one and a half kilometer stretch of white sand, the largest shoreline in the area.
3. Doljo Beach (Brgy. Doljo) - The 3km beach is relatively unexplored and undeveloped. Its hash white sand that stretches so far out and the seabed slopping gently towards the deep. The place is noted for its beautiful and exquisite seashells. With calm, deep and clear waters and the seabed free of sea grasses plus myriads of colorful marine life.
4. Momo Beach (Brgy. Tangnan) – It boasts of its white sand beach and cool crystal blue waters. A wonderful wall and slope diving site can be found near the beach with a depth of 40m where nudibranches, leaf fishes, red-eyed goby, harlequin file fish, pajama cardinal fish and many kinds of juvenile wrasse are sighted.
5. Bagobo Beach (Brgy. Liabong) - It is a beach with very fine white sand and fringed by tall coconut palm trees and other tropical varieties. It is a snorkeler's paradise due to its rich marine life.
6. Danao Beach (Brgy. Danao) – The area has many colorful and gigantic corals. Divers encounter myriad fishes of all sizes and color especially small Barracuda, black and yellow Harlequin Ghost Pipefish, Comet, Banded Pipefish and the Blue-finned or Titan Triggerfish.

Dauis Beaches

1. Bikini Beach (Brgy. Biking) - It has calm waters, shady palm trees and the water is full of colorful coral fishes.
2. Bingag Beach (Brgy. Bingag) – There are several resorts line up on the beach offering various water activities such as jet skiing, kayaking, sailing, rowing and more.
3. Dao Beach (Brgy. Dao) – The beach boasts of white sand, crystal blue water and rugged cliff-sides covered in verdant tropical foliage.

Anda Beach
Location: Anda, Bohol
It boasts of a long stretch of powdery white sand beach fringe with coconut palm trees. It is gifted with a crystal clear blue waters, and a seabed of powdery white sand with no rock formations or marine flora whatsoever for miles on end.

Mag-aso Falls
Location: Antequera, Bohol
With a height of 25 feet, the twin falls is picturesque against a backdrop of tall trees, wild plants including giant ferns, and deep ravines.

Kinahugan Falls
Location: Jagna, Bohol
It is composed of three waterfalls that are trigonomial in nature. The center fall is flanked by one on the northern side of the cliff and the other on the southern side, and all are covered with moss. Tall coconut groves around the deep basin and the river bed give shade, making the place invigorating. The mild temperature and the cool water lure the visitors to take a cool bath.

Loboc River
Location: Loboc, Bohol
The river is embraced by lush vegetation. Due to its popularity, floating restaurants offering Filipino delicacies are found in the area.

Eva Cave
Location: Odiong – Janga, Bohol
Wild orchids and tree ferns of the tropics grow abundantly near the cave. Countless birds abound and these birds build edible nests, which are gathered in large quantities for sale. A stonewall covers the area with several compartments.

Pamilacan Island
Location: Baclayon, Bohol
It is one of the country's richest scuba diving sites. Beautiful small and big colored fish and the prized Gloria Maris seashells abound in its surrounding waters.

Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary
Location: Brgy. Canapnapan, Corella, Bohol
The 134-hectare forested sanctuary serves as the home of numerous tarsies in Bohol. The area is relatively isolated to allow tarsiers to grow and move naturally. Still under development, the sanctuary will feature specialized viewing decks for tourist who would like to see tarsiers in their natural habitat.

Religious

Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception (Baclayon Church)
Location: Baclayon, Bohol
Jesuit priests between the 16th and 18th century constructed this stone church. It was constructed using coral stones and millions of white eggs as binders. The current building was completed in 1727. The church obtained a large bell in 1835. In the 19th century, the Augustinian Recollects added a modern facade and a number of stone buildings that now surround the church.

Church of Our Lady of the Assumption (Dauis Church)
Location: Dauis, Bohol
Built in 1863, this is one of Bohol’s beautiful churches that has retained its Spanish architecture although it has a semi-modern façade. The church interior has life-like murals painted on the ceiling. The patron saint, the Virgin of the Assumption, is believed to possess miraculous powers.

Mt. Carmel Hill
Location: Balilihan, Bohol
On top of the hill towers the centuries-old Spanish belfry, the only historical landmark left to shed light on the past and the town’s history. Constructed in 1835-1844 from materials gathered by foot from Baclayon, its mother town, the belfry has withstood natural calamities and the test of time.

Most Holy Trinity Cathedral (Talibon Cathedral)
Location: Poblacion, Talibon, Bohol
Its most notable feature is the life-size Holy Trinity image found in the center of the altar. The ceiling is heavily decorated with paintings of heavenly beings. Its construction started in 1852 and completed in 1899

Church of San Pedro (Loboc Church)
Location: Laboc, Bohol
It is considered as the second oldest church in Bohol. It was first built in 1602 but wasdestroyed by a fire. It was rebuilt in 1638 to what it is now.

Sandugo Festival
Place: Bohol Province
Date: July 1 - 31
The annual spectacular festival featuring an agro-industrial fair, cultural and historical shows, sports events, pageants, balls and dances, entertainment shows and street-dancing which culminates in the re-enactment of the blood compact or Sandugo of Datu Sikatuna and Don Miguel Lopez de Legazpi.

Ubi Festival
Place: Bohol Province
Date: Last week of January
The festival is celebrated to give honor to the ube (purple yam) - a much revered root crop in Bohol. Various activities are lined up to highlight the affair including the display of different kinds of Ubi and their by-products. The festival features an exhibit, ubi contest, an agri-business investment opportunities seminar, and a cultural show

Suroy sa Musikero
Place: Loboc, Bohol
Date: December 25 - February 2
During the festival, town musicians cover daily the assigned areas to partake the food serve by the host and to play music to the tune of Kuradang, Dalaga sa Baybayon, etc. This is also the period that carollers render Christmas songs to the families of the host area.

Bolibongkingking Festival
Place: Loboc, Bohol
Date: May 23 - 24
This is a music and dance festivity depicting the history, folklore and traditions of the Lobocanons. Bolibongkingking is a term applied to the drums and gongs and their rhythm used to accompany the supplication dance ritual in front of the Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the second Patron of Loboc.

Sambat Mascara Y Regatta Festival
Place: Loay, Bohol
Date: First Saturday of December
The festival is celebrated in honor of Loay town's second Patron Saint, St. Francis Xavier. Colorful activities are lined up, like agro-industrial fair, group masked street dancing, drum bugle competition, boat racing along the river and many more. The event is highlighted by a fluvial parade of the Image along the river.

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