Monday, November 15, 2010

diha sa bohol

despite the hassles of packing and rushing to beat a flight, i would have to say that i will always love traveling. there is truly something marvelous about seeing everything for the first time, and the novelty of it all inspires you to do more in order for you to see more.

bashful tarsiers


going to panglao island in bohol was a very welcome respite. the beach was clean and although there were several bars and establishments catering to tourists, it was not as chaotic nor as commercialized as what boracay had become. the primitive had somehow blended in with the new, and seeing a ford pick-up or an internet cafe in the middle of so much greenery just seemed so random. it's almost amazing to think that huge patches of land haven't yet been turned into commercial complexes, and i do hope that those lands stay as pristine as when i had seen them into the far future.


walking in panglao's alona beach

rasta bar at the beachfront

night lights at alona beach

in search of fresh seafood
bohol is one of those places in the country that is really tourist-friendly. boholanos make sure that you don't only get to enjoy the sights, they also make you feel very welcome. most of the tourist sights are packed with people, but unlike in some other parts of the philippines, these places are hardly lacking in toilet, security, information, retail, and transportation facilities.

sandugo (blood compact) monument

baclayon church, one of the oldest churches in the country

monty python :D...not really

king eagle

makes me think of love and forever...aww!

well-behaved pigeons

cruising along loboc river...the scenery was majestic

barrio lasses doing a mean (good way!) barrio dance

trees to heaven at the man-made forest

verdant chocolate hills

in butterfly kingdom

my ideal snooze place!

blessed
there are still so many places to discover in my country, but for now, i am IN LOVE with bohol.

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