GO TO BOHOL
The ‘Chocolate Hills’ might sound like a delicious attraction Willy Wonka might have dreamt up, but they’re actually 1,200 or so symmetrical mounds on Bohol, an island just off the coast of Cebu. The mounds are for the most part green, but turn a cocoa-brown in the dry season and contrast with the jungle below; thus the name. The island is also famous for the saucer-eyed tarsier, a peculiar-looking animal that stakes its claim as one of the world’s smallest primates. For that reason, Bohol is home to the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, a way for travellers to visit the bug-eyed nocturnal tarsiers in a humane and ecofriendly environment.
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