The unique karst landscape is composed of smooth, uniformly shaped conical isolated hills that cover a vast area (14,435 ha) in the central portion of the island.
The Hinagdanan Cave is one of the many wondrous karst caves in the Province of Bohol. This cave was accidentally discovered by a farmer while clearing his land.
One of the shoreline areas uplifted during the earthquake of October 15, 2013 is the presently named Loon Coastal Geomorphic Conservation Park which covers an area of 417 hectares.
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake that rocked Bohol on October 15, 2013 brought devastation everywhere on the island and some nearby island provinces.
Can-umantad Falls is regarded as the tallest waterfall in the entire province of Bohol.
Tucked within a lush green forest in the town of Candijay is a popular leisure area for locals known as the Canawa Cold Spring.
The uplifted marine terraces in Baclayon are a similar landform to the more recently uplifted marine terrace in Maribojoc.
Parallel to the northeast coast of Bohol is a very rare geological formation known as the Danajon Double Barrier Reef.
Princess Manan-aw Cave is just one of the more than 20 caves in the Cagongcagong Cave System located in Bgy. Cagongcagong in the town of Alicia.
The Magnitude 7.2 earthquake in October 15, 2013 in Bohol damaged billions worth of infrastructures and properties including several centuries-old churches.
Alicia Schist is the oldest rock identified in Bohol. It was named after the town where it is located, the northeastern town of Alicia.
The Alicia Panoramic Park features the breathtaking landscape of Binabaje Hills of Bgy. Cambaol in Alicia Municipality.
Found in the easternmost tip of Anda is the Lamanok Point, which is underlain by massive to rubbly limestone deposits of the Late Miocene Sierra Bullones Formation.
The Baclayon Church is a Roman Catholic church in the municipality of Baclayon. It is formally called the Church of Immaculate Conception.
The area is underlain by the Middle Miocene Anda Limestone belonging to the Sierra Bullones Limestone Formation.
The unique karst landscape is composed of smooth, uniformly shaped conical isolated hills that cover a vast area (14,435 ha) in the central portion of the island.
The Hinagdanan Cave is one of the many wondrous karst caves in the Province of Bohol. This cave was accidentally discovered by a farmer while clearing his land.
One of the shoreline areas uplifted during the earthquake of October 15, 2013 is the presently named Loon Coastal Geomorphic Conservation Park which covers an area of 417 hectares.
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake that rocked Bohol on October 15, 2013 brought devastation everywhere on the island and some nearby island provinces.
Can-umantad Falls is regarded as the tallest waterfall in the entire province of Bohol.
Tucked within a lush green forest in the town of Candijay is a popular leisure area for locals known as the Canawa Cold Spring.
The uplifted marine terraces in Baclayon are a similar landform to the more recently uplifted marine terrace in Maribojoc.
Parallel to the northeast coast of Bohol is a very rare geological formation known as the Danajon Double Barrier Reef.
Princess Manan-aw Cave is just one of the more than 20 caves in the Cagongcagong Cave System located in Bgy. Cagongcagong in the town of Alicia.
The Magnitude 7.2 earthquake in October 15, 2013 in Bohol damaged billions worth of infrastructures and properties including several centuries-old churches.
Alicia Schist is the oldest rock identified in Bohol. It was named after the town where it is located, the northeastern town of Alicia.
The Alicia Panoramic Park features the breathtaking landscape of Binabaje Hills of Bgy. Cambaol in Alicia Municipality.
Found in the easternmost tip of Anda is the Lamanok Island, which is underlain by massive to rubbly limestone deposits of the Late Miocene Sierra Bullones Formation.
The Baclayon Church is a Roman Catholic church in the municipality of Baclayon. It is formally called the Church of Immaculate Conception.
The area is underlain by the Middle Miocene Anda Limestone belonging to the Sierra Bullones Limestone Formation.
The unique karst landscape is composed of smooth, uniformly shaped conical isolated hills that cover a vast area (14,435 ha) in the central portion of the island.
The Hinagdanan Cave is one of the many wondrous karst caves in the Province of Bohol. This cave was accidentally discovered by a farmer while clearing his land.
One of the shoreline areas uplifted during the earthquake of October 15, 2013 is the presently named Loon Coastal Geomorphic Conservation Park which covers an area of 417 hectares.
A 7.2-magnitude earthquake that rocked Bohol on October 15, 2013 brought devastation everywhere on the island and some nearby island provinces.
Can-umantad Falls is regarded as the tallest waterfall in the entire province of Bohol.
Tucked within a lush green forest in the town of Candijay is a popular leisure area for locals known as the Canawa Cold Spring.
The uplifted marine terraces in Baclayon are a similar landform to the more recently uplifted marine terrace in Maribojoc.
Parallel to the northeast coast of Bohol is a very rare geological formation known as the Danajon Double Barrier Reef.
Princess Manan-aw Cave is just one of the more than 20 caves in the Cagongcagong Cave System located in Bgy. Cagongcagong in the town of Alicia.
The Magnitude 7.2 earthquake in October 15, 2013 in Bohol damaged billions worth of infrastructures and properties including several centuries-old churches.
Alicia Schist is the oldest rock identified in Bohol. It was named after the town where it is located, the northeastern town of Alicia.
The Alicia Panoramic Park features the breathtaking landscape of Binabaje Hills of Bgy. Cambaol in Alicia Municipality.
Found in the easternmost tip of Anda is the Lamanok Island, which is underlain by massive to rubbly limestone deposits of the Late Miocene Sierra Bullones Formation.
The Baclayon Church is a Roman Catholic church in the municipality of Baclayon. It is formally called the Church of Immaculate Conception.
The area is underlain by the Middle Miocene Anda Limestone belonging to the Sierra Bullones Limestone Formation.