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Showing posts with label Bohol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bohol. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2012

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Free Taste at Bohol Bee Farm

Free taste attracts me like a firefly gets attracted to light.  Who doesn't? It's food and it's free.  Two words that serve as magnet to just about anybody.


Malunggay Ice Cream at Bohol Bee Farm

Now before my group and I went to Bohol Bee Farm, our kind-hearted tour guide already oriented us about it.   We were going there for the malunggay ice cream. 

Malunggay ice cream at Bohol Bee Farm
Publisher: Shy - Monday, June 11, 2012

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

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Our Cebu and Bohol Family Trip: This is How We Roll!

Since this Cebu/Bohol trip was our first official family trip, I thought of making a video for it.  We'll be doing another one this year and I'm terribly psyched about the itinerary and the places we'll be going.

Let the GOOD TIMES ROLL! :)

Happy Travel Everyone!


Publisher: Shy - Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

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Twilight shots on National Highway

Bohol National Highway - Mahogany Forest


The 20-kilometer Mahogany Forest is nothing short of amazing.  Yes you may have already seen it in pictures, but something really mystical takes place when you're in the actual forest.  There's some sort of energy that swallows you.  Makes you realize how small you are.  I think nature has that effect on you sometimes.

But yes, that was its effect on me.

In our case we did our first family jump shot.

Publisher: Shy - Tuesday, May 15, 2012
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Dying in Bohol Butterfly Farm

Bohol Butterfly Farm

If being surrounded by butterflies not fun for you, I don't know what is.  There is just something about these small creatures that really wants me to just gather them all and embrace them.  If those wings of them aren't that delicate, I would have hugged them all at once.

Now being from Davao, I've been to a butterfly farm before in Malagos Garden.  One thing that's different here is that the cage is smaller, which gives you higher chances of contact with them.

The Dreaded Tarsier Mascott 

As soon as we got in the area, we were welcomed by a Tarsier mascott.  I knew it was a mascott, but since it wasn't moving I figured it was just a statue of some sort.  When it moved all of a sudden, everybody near it gushed with fright- including my younger brother.  It was a delightful sight.  [I know, pathetic adjective.  For the lack of better way to describe it, yes, it was delightful. It made us giggled. And yes it was fun. Fun. Another pathetic adjective.  Read on please. Spot for more pathetic adjectives  :P]

My mother, sister and younger brother, and of course, the mascott.

Publisher: Shy - Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Thursday, April 26, 2012

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Swimming with Schools of Dolphins and a Dog's Carcass at Alona Beach

Dolphin Watching at Alona Beach 

In a beautiful morning in Panglao, Bohol, my family and I were trudging down a narrow street going to the world-renowned Alona beach.  Being described as such online, my expectations were soaring high.  As we were nearing the beach, my excitement was going down. I saw a short stretch of white sand, different as what I had seen online.  The sand was courser and a tad darker as opposed to the fine, whitish sand in Isla Reta, Davao.  Needless to say, I was disappointed.  There were a number of food stalls that was lined up opposite to the beach.  Nothing really special.  But since we were already there, we tried to make the most out of the vacation.  


Publisher: Shy - Thursday, April 26, 2012
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