Located in the middle of Bohol Island, Chocolate Hills is an iconic natural wonder on the island where the film Harry Potter was filmed. Chocolate Hills are made up of thousands of hills with similar shape and varying heights. The lawns on the hills will turn brown in dry seasons, looking like a piece of chocolate from afar. Chocolate Hills is green during other seasons. You can take a motorcycle or walk up the mountain, on top of which a viewing platform provides a good point to enjoy the view.

The Lobo's River is quietly flowing on Bohol Island. The dense vegetation on both sides covers the depths of the forest on the shore. It is a habitat for various mysterious animals. With such primitive tropical scenery one can not help but think of the Amazon River, perhaps because of this it made it the title of "Oriental Amazon River." The river rafting has been recognized as a great way to experience the style of the Lobo's River. While admiring the scenery of the tropical rain forest, we can also see the characteristics of residential houses on both sides of the Strait.

The tarsier is the national treasure of the Philippines, and it is also an endangered animal. Their size is very small. They are only the size of a palm, but they have large round eyes, like wearing glasses, hence the name tarsi. The Cobra Monkey Visitor Center is the famous tarsier protection center and visit point in Bohol, where you can observe the various poses of the tarsiers at close range.