See the chocolate formed hills on a 360 view. It is naturally form long long time ago with different told stories. Indeed a pride of the island of Bohol :) Don't forget your cameras with you or else you'll regret. This is one of the seven wonders of the world.

Tarsier the smallest primate. There are 7 to 9 of these being conserved in Loboc. They are just like a size of a mouse. These nocturnes can only be found in Southeast Asia including Bohol, Philippines and 3 other asian countries. When you are here, please turn off the flash on your camera when you take photos and keep quite. They are very sensitive that they easily get stress then tend to make suicidal reactions.

A stoned centuries old church. Very historical isn't it. Though it had been damaged by an earthquake last 2013, eventually it was being restored. There is a dress code when you enter the church. No sleeveless and short pants.

Experience your sumptuous buffet lunch here in Loboc River while cruising to Busay Falls. It's almost a 2 hour float with not just a full stomach satisfaction but glancing on the river and surroundings will amaze you fully.

Blood Compact Shrine. The monument made for Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna the chieftain of Bohol on March 16, 1565, sealing their friendship as part of the tribal tradition. This is considered as the first treaty of friendship between the Spaniards and Filipinos. This is called "Sandugo" which means one blood, their wines mixed with a drop of their blood.

Different souvenirs can be bought here. Tshirts,bohol delicacies,souvenirs etc.

The best way to explore Bohol? Four wheels, full throttle and the Chocolate Hills. Feel the thrill of riding an ATV.

A popular stop heading to and from chocolate hills. A 2-kilometer stretch of towering mahogany trees planted as part of reforestation project in the mid-20th century. It's branches and leaves form a tunnel-like effect creating a cool shaded canopy over the road. A perfect spot for quick photos or a nature break