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The city has much to offer when it comes to beautiful, scenic spots. Scattered
around the city are various tourist attractions. Home to several first-class hotels,
resorts and restaurants, the city has recently become a haven for national conventions.
Tourist Spots
[click here to view the city's tourist sites]
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Bohol is famous, among others, for its Chocolate Hills, the Tarsier – the world’s
smallest primate, for its white sandy beaches, dive spots, heritage sites and
old stone churches. The province is noted for being one of the five Eco-Tourism
destinations identified by the Department of Tourism and most recently declared
as the top tourist destination in the country.
Accommodations
[click here to view a list of the city's Hotels &
Pension Houses]
Getting There
[click here to view the Schedules of boats and airplanes to
and from Tagbilaran City]
Festivals
[click here to view the city's festivals]
Bohol is the finest example of a “Fiesta Island”, which celebrates the annual
Sandugo Festival from July 1 to 22, aside from month-long fiesta celebrations
every May. The “Sandugo”, which literally means “One Blood”, was a covenant of
friendship via a blood compact between Datu Sikatuna and Captain General Miguel
Lopez de Legaspi in 1565.
Tagbilaran City, being the province’s gateway and service center to it’s tourism
industry, has maintained the increased tourist arrivals due to the improved peace
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