Top Things to do In Dimiao 2021

"wonderful creation!! will definetly go back in Bohol, philippines. tried the ATV too and it was really awesome!"

"When traveling to Bohol Island in the Philippines, the Lobo River is one of the must-visit attractions, known as the "Oriental Amazon River". Everyone was on a boat tour, the pristine tropical scenery on both sides of the strait made people linger, this kind of beauty is rare. The singers on the ship sang familiar songs. Later, the singer invited tourists to sing. Some of the companions who were not stage fright sang. There are many characteristic houses on both sides of the strait, and many children are still performing here. There are also many interesting buildings on the riverside, which remind you to find out. Taking the boat down the river, slowly, time seems to be slowing down, the wish seems to stagnate, and gradually intoxicated."

"The Bohol Butterfly Habitat Nature Conservation Center is not like other places to visit butterflies. The staff here know a lot, making the visit very interesting. He would squat down and tell us from which angle we can take cool pictures. Tip: Don’t forget to try their Madame Butterfly ice cream. I think it should be the best in Bohol. The feature of this visit is that under the guidance of the tour guide, we saw and understood very interesting butterflies, but what I like most is the innovative photography concept proposed by our tour guide. We posed many interesting poses with the butterfly, and we had a great time. The garden here is very beautiful, this is the first time I have seen such beautiful and vibrant flowers!"

"Loboc Town (Loboc Town) may be the second largest town on Bohol Island after Tagbilaran, as is the Loboc San Pedro Church (Museo De Loboc) built in 1602 One of the oldest churches on the island. The earthquake collapsed in 2013. As famous as this church’s long history, there is also an interesting story about her. People decided to build a bridge over the Loboc River next to the church. They didn’t know this. The bridge was designed by a friend who was short-sighted. When the construction was halfway, the workers found that the bridge was facing the church. If it was built further, the church had to be demolished, so the construction had to be stopped."

"brilliant stretch of white sand with bars and restaurants! Had cheap beers and good food! highly recommend Nicole’s ice cream"

"The mountain roads here are twists and turns, and you have to wait for the car to take a photo. Because the mountain roads are curved, you can’t see the coming cars. There are several sections of roadsides where people can take pictures. Our driver chose a place to help. We shoot, and always want us to shoot the appearance of a family jumping up. There is no entrance fee for this location, only the transportation fee (chartered car/taxi/locomotive). The location is on the roadside. In hot weather, this is a good place to escape the summer heat. Be careful when vehicles pass by. Residence time is about 20 minutes"

"The beach is so clear and clean, that you can also swim with small fishes. The island is just small that you can just walk around it. Though you really need to rent a boat going there from bantayan island but it will just take 15 to 20 mins ride. You have to be in your swimwear when you get off the boat since there is no docking area, so you have to be ready for your legs to get wet. You cannot bring food in the island because there is a corkage so you have to eat first in the boat."

"Nice church! However, it was partially destroyed by the recent Oct earthquake. Some of the church area is out of bounds for fear of weak structural damage. There are some heavy duty hard hards around for tourists. Understandably, they were issued to the tourists when the church re opened aft earthquake."

"we went to Balicasag from Panglao. first we did dolphin watching which I wouldn’t recommend. The boats circle the dolphins and charge after them to get a better view. Balicasag itself has a wonderful diversity of fush and sea turtles. we saw sea turtles feeding and it was great! Took a video with my phone but the quality isn’t great!"

"The Bee Farm is a very famous attraction on Bohol Island in recent years, which features healthy ecological food. The owner of the farm is a naturalist, so the food here is made by her. The ingredients are derived from pure natural flower juice and honey. The farm is built in the depths of the coconut grove. The signature dishes here include honey lemongrass tea, honey pumpkin cake, honey lasagna, honey grilled chicken wings and other dishes are blended with honey, which is very healthy. In addition to providing food, the farm also provides accommodation. Although the price is more expensive, you can feel the beauty of nature and harmony here, which should be excellent value for money"