3. CLARIN ANCESTRAL
HOUSE
An ancestral home is the place of origin
of one's extended family, particularly
the home owned and preserved by the
same family for several generations.
The term can refer to an individual
house or estate, or to a broader
geographic area such as a town, a
region, or an entire country.
4. NOVA SHELL
MUSEUM
The Nova Shell Museum in Panglao,
Bohol has one of the world's biggest
seashell collections. According to
scientists, the island of Panglao has the
biggest variety of shells in the South
Pacific area, numbering to more than a
hundred. Many of these shells form a big
part of the museum's collection.
5. VON'S MONEY
MUSEUM
Philippine history thru actual evidence in highly
collectible coins and notes as early as 1500's up
Von’s Money Museum features: 1. All Coins during
the Spanish era as early as 1700’s. 2. All Coins
during the American occupation from 1903-1945
3. Provincial and Municipal Emergency Notes. 4.
Rare counterstamped and countermarked coins
during the Spanish era 5. Philippine Republic
coins since 1958 6. Books and references for
collectors 7. Logical sequence of Philippines
history through money
7. CHOCOLATE HILLS
ADVENTURE PARK
One of the recreation activity you can try
in this park is Zip-lining, treetop rope
courses, horseback riding & camping in a
rugged park with an outdoor cafe and
many more.
8. PARASAILING IN
PANGLAO
Soar through the sky on a parasail ride at
Bohol Island's Alona Beach. Enjoy a
hassle-free transfer from your hotel and
revel in a thrilling 15-minute aerial
adventure with majestic sights all around
you!
9. DANAO
ADVENTURE PARK
It is the newest tourism attraction in
Bohol. Eco-Adventure Tour – for those
who only want to enjoy the natural sights,
the park caters a wide variety of this kind
of activity. One can do bird watching,
caving, organic farm visit, kayaking, rice
field walk or just a sightseeing tour.
11. BOHOL NATIONAL
MUSEUM
A trust of the Government, is an
educational, scientific and cultural
institution that acquires, documents,
preserves, exhibits, and fosters scholarly
study and public appreciation of works of
art, specimens, and cultural and historical
artifacts representative of the unique
cultural heritage of the Filipino people
and the natural history of the Philippines.
12. CARLOS GARCIA
HERITAGE
MUSEUM
This museum once served as the house of
Carlos P. Garcia, the 8th president of the
Philippines who also hails from Bohol. A
quick tour around the house will give you a
glimpse of the life of the late president.
One may quickly guess what sort of hobby
he is fun of basing on the large chess
board located in the front yard and the
number of trophies he had on that sport.
13. BACLAYON ART
MUSEUM
Behind the church you'll find the
Baclayon Museum, which contains a
small but significant collection of
historical religious artifacts. From
paintings to statues and other religious
items, many of which are just as old as
the church itself.
15. BOHOL
QUALITY MALL
Bohol Quality Mall, also known as BQ
Mall, is a local mall in the central part of
Tagbilaran. It's 14.2 kilometers from the
Panglao International Airport and
accessible to Panglao Island. Bohol
Quality Mall is the second largest
shopping center in Tagbilaran City,
next to the Island City Mall on Rajah
Sikatuna Avenue.
16. ISLAND CITY
MALL
sland City Mall prides to be the
biggest and the most prestigious
shopping mall in the entire province
of Bohol. As part of the Alturas
Family, this is probably the boldest
undertaking done by this gigantic
conglomerate.
17. APRONIANA
This is the ultimate shop for gifts
back home and personal souvenirs.
From shirts , caps , key chains,
peanut kisses and fingers etc.
Prepare to spend , or if in a tour
group , fall in line.
19. CALAMAY
Calamay is one of Bohol's best known
delicacies. Calamay or calamay hati, a
sticky and very sweet paste of sticky-
rice flour and coconut milk, packed in a
coconut shell, sealed with a
characteristic red tape. Making
Calamay needs constant stirring over a
low fire until the desired thickness has
been reached.
20. BIBINGKA
There are so many versions of this
Philippine treat but basically, it is
composed of rice flour, sugar, butter
and coconut milk wrapped in banana
leaves. It is served as “painit” in early in
the morning paired with hot coffee or
chocolate or an afternoon snack with
cold softdrinks.
21. MARUYA
These are among the favorites, not
just to the children but to adults as
well. Made from Saba bananas,
dipped in a sticky mixture, fried
and then rolled in sugar, it is
perfect for everyday snacks and
healthy too.
