Bohol Tarsier |
One of the world's smallest primates, Bohol tarsier is a palm-size nocturnal animal with large imploring eyes that are fixed and immovable (their eyeballs, that is), with a head that can rotate up to 180 degrees, a long fur-less tail, and a finger (the third one) as long as its upper arm. This shy nocturnal primate is so cute you couldn't resist holding or touching it. But of course, you shouldn't! Or they'll be stressed their lifespan would become shorter, around 3-6 years compared to the longer and regular lifespan of 25 years. Bohol tarsier and Tarsier Conservation Area in Loboc is one of the major tourist attractions of Bohol.
Panglao Island |
Panglao Island, with its white sand beaches and stunning sunset/sunrise view is also one of the major tourist attractions of Bohol. Above-photo was taken in Dumaluan Beach Resort in the Dauis side of the island (Panglao Island is divided into two municipalities, Dauis and Panglao); here, the water is crystal-clear and shallow and the sand is so fine, almost powdery, you can walk on the beach barefoot.
(Green) Chocolate Hills :P |
Another one of the famous tourist attractions of Bohol, Chocolate Hills consist of 1,268 similarly-shaped grass-covered hills 30 - 50 meters high; the grass turns chocolate brown at the latter part of the summer season hence its name Chocolate Hills. But since summer was just starting when we visited Bohol, Chocolate Hills look like this - mounds of greens! :P
~ oo00oo ~
These photos were taken during our family vacation in Bohol early summer of this year. Please bear with these photos for now, I'll try to come up with posts about this family trip soon featuring the resort where we stayed as well as the places we visited including the expenses I had on this trip. Hopefully, I could do it soon. :D Thanks for visiting here peeps! ☺
naalala ko tuloy ang pagpunta ko sa bohol noon...
ReplyDeletemagandang ala-ala naman siguro yan Arvin..hehe! salamat sa muling pagdalaw dito. :)
DeleteGanda talaga Pinas. Hays. .gusto ko bakasyon ulit:)
ReplyDeleteSinabi mo ate Joy! :)
DeletePang magazine ang kuha sana mpuntahan ko din yang bohol na yan :) parang magazine din ang content
ReplyDeleteawww! salamat Kulapitot, mapupuntahan mo rin yan, subi-subi lang. ;)
DeleteI love the sceneries in Bohol. Pero sana, mas malapit sa Tagbilaran yung Chocolate Hills hehehe.
ReplyDeleteMedyo malayo nga sya tas mahirap pa transpo, di sya pang solo DIY trip unless marunong ka mag-motorsiklo. Pero tama ka ms N, ganda ng Bohol. :)
DeleteSiguro jampacked ng kwento yung Bohol trip nyo. Simulan mo na i-break mo na lang into multi-part posts :)
ReplyDeleteYun oh picture pa lang dito sulit na he he
Hehe...thanks ms B! Isa lang masasabi ko about this trip - my mother enjoyed it that she wants to travel again. Wish ko lang manalo ko sa lotto para pwede ko sila ipasyal lagi. :)
DeleteI love the picture of Panglao Island. Looked so serene and relaxing. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of Panglao island. It looks quite serene and relaxing. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of Panglao Island. Looked so serene and relaxing. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Mel, thank you for dropping by here. Been to your site too, glad to know of your dedication in promoting and sharing the world how beautiful our motherland is. God bless! :)
DeleteHay! I lost all bohol photos. Kakainggit naman ng post na to. Post more pa about bohol
ReplyDeleteawww, sayang naman! :( balik ka na lang daw ulit sa Bohol. :)
Deletepicturesque sceneries! I especially love the beach shot. btw, cute tarsier! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Lori! :)
DeleteNice shots. i really want to go in Bohol to see Chocolate Hills and Tarsier pero wala ako budget. sana may budget nako next summer. O sana may promo ang mga airlines.
ReplyDeleteSince your target is next year, I'm sure you'll get a promo fare, abang ka lang. And try Manila-Cebu-Tagbilaran route instead of Manila-Tagbilaran direct, mahal kase talaga fare dun. Yun kinuha namin para makadaan na rin ng Cebu. Thanks & good luck Dlanyer! :)
Deletenice shots. ang cute cute naman ng tarsier. gusto ko na uli magbakasyon!
ReplyDelete