Welcome to the Day 2 đ of our BOHOL Ultimate Bucket List. We are excited to share to you the rest of the places we've visited. Please join us again as we bring you to the last day of our trip in the province.
In our previous blog, we took you to Bohol's most famous tourist destination - its Chocolate Hills. We also went to Baclayon Church, Loboc River Cruise, Xzootic Animal Park, Tarsier Sanctuary, Sipatan Hanging Bridge, Blood Compact, Ship Haus, and Bilar Man-made Forest.
Now let's continue this with Panglao Land Tour. So what are we waiting for? Let's dive right into it.
As mentioned on our Day 1 blog, we went to two churches in this trip. Next is the Panglao Church on our second day. Panglao Church is famous for its interior. As you can see in our background, the church is indeed a nice place to celebrate your faith and at the same time, appreciate the beauty of the church.
There are a lot of branches of Bohol Bee Farm đ around the Philippines, even in Cebu. But those are just stalls/kiosks more on ice creams. Of course, the original one is in Bohol. You can enjoy their ice cream, buy their handicrafts and other foods, drinks, sandwich spread, and many more made by them themselves. You can breathe fresh air in here while walking around their garden then into the bee colony zone. BEE careful haha đđ
Let's take a break and eat lunch first before we continue đ The food arrived a little later but they served us a complimentary dish while we're waiting. The wait didn't really matter for we enjoyed the nice view around and the food is really yummy when we ate it.
Entrance to the cave đ¸, let's goooo awoooh đˇđĻđĻ
Not for claustrophobic people! This cave in Panglao Island is a nice place to test your courage young blood. The entrance is a staircase in which explains the name of the cave "Hinagdanan" which can be translated to ladder in English. Inside is a small lagoon, stalagmites, stalactites, and a cave lit with natural light from the sun. You can also take a dip and swim here, if you dare hahaha.
Here and there, shells everywhere. This is a private collection which do hosts the smallest shell in the world. It also has thousand year-old ones and other wide variety of shells that came from other countries, not just in PH; dubbed as one of the biggest shells collection in the world. They have a souvenir shop inside, of course mostly made with shells hahaha.
And heeey, who would go back to their homes empty handed? Bohol has a lot of famous and yummy delicacies you'll surely want you're friends and family to taste too when you get back. Broas, kalamay, and peanut kisses, are just few of the many foods to buy. You can find these products almost everywhere on the island đ
To end this Bohol tour package, here is our Panglao Beach Resort experience.
We just strolled around the beach at night. Being it near the sea, the place is full of restaurants which serves delicious seafoods with live acoustic bands while you're eating with the the fresh air and cold breeze of the sea. What a nice way to chill đ
Above is a sought-after food spot in Panglao. A lot of tourists fall in line in this ice cream shop. Including us hehe. But unfortunately, wasn't able to order one for my tummy suddenly ached. âšī¸ Pic above shows our pics of us eating the ice cream from the same shop, but in another island in the PH already.
The prices in Panglao are not cheap to say the least, especially for tourists. But for sure that the money you'll pay will give you back amazing memories to take back in you way back home :-) + IG-worthy places for keeps or simply to make your friends jealous hahaha.
Sad to say but that's it for our trip to Bohol. It ended so fast, but we sure did had a lot of fun. It's good to reminisce our experience again to share it with you guys. As said in our Day 1 introduction, we hope that we have been of help to you in considering to visit this place just a few hours away from our hometown Cebu.
Hope that we can go there again next time when everything's already safe and stable. Can't wait to go back and explore BOHOL more for we know that it still has a lot of things to offer us with.
Thank you for reading our 2-part travel blog guys. đđ
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