Top Things to do in Bohol Province
The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Bohol Province, Visayas
Discover the best top things to do in Bohol Province, Philippines including Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, Mount Carmel Hill, Maribojoc Church, St Michael Archangel Church, Santo Nino de Anda Parish Church, Our Lady of Assumption Church, Hilltop 360 View Park, Candapdapan Rice Terraces, Vita Isola Leisure Farm, Baclayon Church.
Restaurants in Bohol Province
1. Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
2. Mount Carmel Hill
3. Maribojoc Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
4. St Michael Archangel Church
5. Santo Nino de Anda Parish Church
6. Our Lady of Assumption Church
7. Hilltop 360 View Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
The newest tourist attraction in the Philippines having a 360 degrees mountain view featuring the panoramic scenery of Carmen, Bohol.
8. Candapdapan Rice Terraces
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By alvesng - Macau, China
worthy for a visit and a must to see water falls, love the place, sure i will recommend this place for anyone that will visit Bohol
9. Vita Isola Leisure Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
A quick 45 minutes from the city, Vita Isola is an eco-tour destination--the first of its kind in Bohol advocating agritourism. Take a guided Day at the Farm tour where you learn and experience the benefits of pesticide-free homegrown herbs, meet farm animals, enjoy a farm-fresh Filipino lunch, take a boat ride to learn about Bohol's sea life, and end the day with Boholano merienda favorites.
10. Baclayon Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 475 reviews
One of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines.
Reviewed By Eightfiftyfive
We stopped by Baclayon Church - an old church founded by the Jesuits in the 1500s - on our way back to the seaport. PROS: The facade itself will take you back in time, and the interior will give you a sense of history and make you reflect on how deeply rooted the Spanish influence really is in the Philippines. WHAT TO EXPECT: The church is along the road on the way to the seaport. You might spend a lot of time looking up to marvel at the paintings on the ceiling. The church is open for all, but there is a museum on the second floor that you have to pay an entrance fee for. There are a lot of souvenir vendors around, mostly selling Bohol kalamay. (As a side note, the kalamay itself is delicious, but if you plan to take some home, put it in your check-in luggage, as the airport will not allow you to bring it in your carry-on baggage.)
