#baclayon

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BAG-ONG BARANGAY SECRETARY SA BACLAYON NANUMPA

BAG-ONG BARANGAY SECRETARY SA BACLAYON NANUMPA

LANTAWA: Hinayon nang nanumpa isip bag-ong Barangay Secretary sa Barangay Baclayon si Mr. Giveheart Dumaque Inting atubangan sa amahan sa Lantapan Mayor Ernie R. Devibar. Usa sa misaksi si Punong Barangay Eleazar R. Devibar nga maoy usab PB sa maong lugar asa moserbisyo ang nanumpa.

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Astoria Bohol Lantawan

📍Astoria Bohol, Baclayon, Bohol

[nellycanwrite]

I feel you because my finals are next week and I want to wish you good luck on your finals! Here are some stars as well to wish on! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

THANK YOU SO MUCH BESTIE LIKE FR I NEED TO WISH ON THOSE STARS TO REGAIN WHAT IS LITTLE OF WHAT IS LEFT OF MY SANITY HNNGGGGGG

DID YOU KNOW?

In His Timeless Love, Filipino!Reader had been reincarnated in another timeline but Namor didn't find her then.

In the gap between 1592 and 1758, Filipino!Reader had been reincarnated as a low-born indio (a pure-blood Filipino slave). Due to the nature of her status as a slave, she could not go as she pleased to the beaches and the sea. Despite this, she always took care of her fellow countrymen and offered her share of her rations just to feed them. Unfortunately, she died prematurely from abuse and starvation before she could have a chance to visit the sea.

Since I personally believe in karma, I intended her to be reborn as a rich insulares (A Philippine born Spanish citizen and noble with Filipino blood). Her good deeds from her past life had garnered her riches, but because of the extreme religious influence in Baclayon, Bohol at the time (1758), as well as her education in a conservative Catholic school for women, she was easily influenced by the Catholic doctrines and have seen "odd" creatures as demons, hence why she had called Namor a demonio when they had first met in this lifetime. But that did not stop her from frequenting the sea and hoping to see that strange creature before she died of a disease carried by the Spanish colonizers.

When Filipino!Reader reincarnated again, she almost died by the hands of Spanish friars as "karma" for her cursing Namor in that same faith. So to speak, her faith that she once used to exalt is the same faith that lead to her (almost) untimely death while being scorned as a demonio, the same name she had called Namor in her past life. Fortunately, Namor was there to save her just in time. But it all went full circle when her death was caused by betrayal from her fellow kin, the same reason she had died in her first lifetime.

So now you know >:DD!!

[cafeaulately]

Bohol, Oct. 20-23, 2023

Chocolate Hills

Bohol Tarsier Conservation Area

Bilar Man-Made Forest

Rio Verde Floating Resort

Baclayon Church

Bohol Bee Farm

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P8M Shabu in Tagbilaran

POLICE SEIZE SHABU WORTH 8 MILLION PESOS IN TAGBILARAN Police seized an estimated 1.2 kilograms of suspected shabu in an operation in Tagbilaran on Thursday, authorities said. The Provincial Intelligence Unit arrested Jeffrey Mahawan, 46, of Baclayon, who was considered a high-value target. The seized drugs have an estimated street value of over 8 million pesos, according to police. Authorities…

[jirehsevilla]

Exploring Bohol, Philippines: DIY Travel Guide Days 1 & 2 | Part 1 Gooood morning!!  Join us on an unforgettable adventure through Bohol, Philippines!  In Part 1 of our DIY travel series, we dive into the beauty of Bohol with visits to Baclayon Church, the enchanting Man-Made Forest, stunning Kawasan Falls, and more!  Don't miss out on the delicious local eats at Mist Restaurant and Tiya Tinay's Kitchenette and the breathtaking views from Alicia's Panoramic View! Bohol getaway, let's go!!  Check out the full adventure here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Atx2603pZbw

#BoholCountrysideTour #travelvlog #diytravelphilippines #ExploreBohol #adventuretime

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Baclayon

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Discovering Paradise: My Unforgettable Trip to Bohol

Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, Bohol is an island that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and thrilling adventures. My recent trip to this tropical paradise was nothing short of spectacular, filled with breathtaking landscapes, unique wildlife, and warm, welcoming locals. Here’s a glimpse into my unforgettable journey through Bohol.

Day 1: Arrival and First Impressions

Landing at Tagbilaran Airport, I was immediately struck by the island’s serene beauty. The lush greenery, the clear blue skies, and the gentle sea breeze set the tone for what would be a magical experience. After a short drive, I arrived at my accommodation – a charming beachfront resort that offered stunning views of the ocean and easy access to the island's many attractions.

: Adventure on the Loboc River

They say, No trip to Bohol is complete without a cruise along the Loboc River. I embarked on a floating restaurant and enjoyed a sumptuous buffet of local delicacies as we drifted along the calm, emerald-green waters. The river cruise was accompanied by traditional music and dance performances by local artists, adding a cultural touch to the scenic journey.

Halfway through the cruise, we stopped at a small platform where local children performed the tinikling, a traditional Filipino dance involving bamboo poles. It was a joyful and vibrant display of the island’s cultural heritage.

:Man-Made Forest

Walking through the Man-Made Forest is a journey into a realm of peace and natural beauty. The tall mahogany trees, with their straight, sturdy trunks and interwoven branches, provide a cool, shaded retreat from the tropical heat. The forest floor is carpeted with fallen leaves, and the air is filled with the earthy scent of fresh foliage. As you wander through this green sanctuary, the rustling of leaves and occasional bird calls create a symphony of nature, making it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This man-made marvel not only showcases the success of reforestation efforts but also serves as a living reminder of the impact that dedicated environmental stewardship can have on restoring and preserving natural landscapes.

: Encounter with Tarsiers

Bohol is home to the Philippine tarsier, one of the world’s smallest primates. Visiting the Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella was a highlight of my trip. The sanctuary provides a safe haven for these tiny, wide-eyed creatures, and I had the rare opportunity to see them in their natural habitat. The tarsiers were incredibly cute and fascinating to observe, clinging to tree branches and looking around with their enormous eyes.

: Exploring the Chocolate Hills

One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the iconic Chocolate Hills. This geological formation consists of over a thousand conical hills that turn chocolate-brown during the dry season, creating a surreal landscape. The view from the observation deck was simply mesmerizing. As I stood there, gazing at the seemingly endless mounds, I couldn’t help but marvel at nature’s artistry.

Day 2: Beach Bliss on Panglao Island

Panglao Island, connected to Bohol by a bridge, is known for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. I spent a day lounging on Alona Beach, soaking up the sun and swimming in the turquoise sea. The beach was lively, with plenty of beachfront bars and restaurants offering delicious food and refreshing drinks.

In the afternoon, I went on a snorkeling trip to Balicasag Island, renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. Swimming among colorful fish and intricate coral formations was a magical experience, highlighting the underwater beauty of Bohol.

Day 3: Historical and Cultural Tour

Bohol is rich in history and culture, and I dedicated a day to exploring its historical sites. I visited the Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, with its beautiful architecture and fascinating museum. The church’s history dates back to the early Spanish colonial period, offering a glimpse into the island’s past.

: Farewell to Bohol

As my trip came to an end, I reflected on the incredible experiences and the warmth of the Boholanos. Bohol is a destination that offers something for everyone – from natural wonders and wildlife encounters to cultural experiences and beach relaxation. My journey through this enchanting island was filled with unforgettable moments, leaving me with a deep appreciation for its beauty and charm.

Bohol is a true paradise, and my trip there was an adventure of a lifetime. If you’re looking for a destination that combines natural splendor, rich culture, and thrilling activities, Bohol should be at the top of your list. I can’t wait to return and explore even more of what this amazing island has to offer.

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STUDY ALONE SATURDAYS.

Crescencia Food and Coffee

JWC7+XMX, Baclayon, Bohol

[bohol-explorer]

Discovering the Enchanting Beauty of Bohol

Bohol is a beautiful island province located in the center of the Philippines. It attracts visitors with its stunning natural beauty, unique wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. From the famous Chocolate Hills to the scenic Loboc River, tiny tarsiers to historical churches, Bohol smoothly blends nature, history, and adventure, making it a must-see destination for travelers seeking an enriching travel experience.

Whether you are an avid explorer, a nature lover, or a culture enthusiast, this comprehensive guide will take you through the island's most captivating tourist spots and essential activities that should be noticed.

Chocolate Hills: A Natural Wonder

Perhaps the most iconic attraction in Bohol, the Chocolate Hills, is a geological marvel. These over 1,200 symmetrical mounds cover an area of more than 50 square kilometers. The grass surrounding the hills turns brown during the dry season, giving them a look akin to chocolate. The best vantage point to appreciate this magnificent view is from the Chocolate Hills Complex in Carmen, where you can climb a viewing deck for a panoramic view.

Panglao Island: A Beach Lover's Paradise

Panglao Island is well-known for its world-class diving locations and white-sand beaches. It is connected to the main island by bridges. The most famous is Alona Beach, which has a lively nightlife and a range of food alternatives. For those seeking a more serene environment, Dumaluan Beach provides a quieter atmosphere. Diving enthusiasts will find Balicasag Island, just off the coast of Panglao, an underwater paradise with coral gardens and diverse marine life.

Loboc River Cruise: A Glimpse into Bohol's Culture

A trip to Bohol would only be complete with experiencing the Loboc River Cruise. You will be treated to vistas of nipa huts, coconut palms, and people going about their everyday lives as you glide over this emerald-green river. A visit to a floating restaurant, where you may savor a buffet dinner accompanied by live music and cultural displays with traditional Filipino dances and songs, is the cruise's high point.

Tarsier Conservation Area: Encounter with the World's Smallest Primate

The Tarsier Conservation Area in Bohol, Philippines, stands as a sanctuary dedicated to the preservation and study of tarsiers, one of the world's smallest and most endangered primates. Situated in the town of Loboc, this conservation haven spans an area where these nocturnal creatures can live in a habitat closely resembling their natural environment. The initiative aims to protect the Philippine tarsier, Tarsius syrichta, from the brink of extinction by providing a safe space for breeding and research, away from the threats of deforestation and human disturbance.

Historical and Cultural Sites: A Journey Through Time

Bohol also boasts several historical and cultural sites that tell the story of the island's past. The Blood Compact Shrine in Tagbilaran City commemorates the first treaty of friendship between the East and the West. Meanwhile, the centuries-old Baclayon Church, one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, displays Spanish colonial architecture and religious artifacts.

Adventure Activities: For the Thrill-Seekers

For those looking for an adrenaline rush, Bohol has plenty to offer. The Danao Adventure Park offers a variety of activities, such as zip-lining across canyons, spelunking in caves, and kayaking along rivers. Another must-try is the Stand-Up Paddleboarding (SUP) tour in Loboc River, which offers a unique way to explore the river's beauty while getting a good workout.

Sustainable Tourism: Preserving Bohol's Natural Heritage

Sustainable tourism is being promoted in Bohol, an island that continues to attract tourists from all over the world, ensuring that the island's natural beauty and cultural legacy are preserved for future generations. It is recommended that tourists honor regional traditions, reduce their environmental footprint, and patronize environmentally conscious establishments when visiting.

If you are looking for a firm that specializes in Bohol tour packages, then contact Bohol Rent-A-Car. Also, make sure to check out this more detailed list of Bohol tourist spots.

Conclusion

Bohol is a destination that has something for everyone, from magnificent natural scenery and diverse wildlife to historical sites and daring adventures. Bohol provides a fantastic vacation into the heart of the Philippines, whether your plans are to relax on perfect beaches, discover underwater life, or fully immerse yourself in the local way of life.

So pack your luggage and go out on a trip to discover the magical beauty of Bohol.

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HATUD SERBISYO SA BARANGAY BACLAYON | OUTREACH PROGRAM

Ang mga nag-unang serbisyo ang gitunol ngadto sa molupyo sa Barangay Baclayon, kaabag niini ang National ug Provincial Offices lakip na ang mga piniling opisyales sa Probinsya nga mipadayag sa ilang suporta gumikan sa tinguha niining tiunay’ng pag-alagad sa baryohanon diin gitunol na sa ganghaan mismo sa matag barangay. Lig-ong programa nga mas-gipasayon ang pag-alagad sa Lantapanon nga gitamdan…

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Bohol Countryside Tour

Explore the natural wonders of Bohol with our Countryside Tour. Place to Visit :Chocolate Hills,Tarsier Watching, Loboc River Cruise , Baclayon Old Church, Man-made Forest, Butterfly Garden, Sipatan Hanging Bridge, Blood Compack, Butterfly Garden and Souvenir Shop.

[ikayeez]

Unforgetable Vacation

Five years ago, my family decided to have a tour on some of the tourist attractions in Bohol. First we went to Chocolate hills in Carmen and took some pics.Next we went to Man-made Forest in Bilar and we had lunch there.Then we went to Tarsier Sanctuary in Corella , we saw many tarsier and they were so cute. Last tourist attractions we went to is Baclayon Church in Baclayon . We got home and everyone was so happy.

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Ang Bohol ay isa sa mga lalawigan sa Central Visayas, na mayroong kahanga-hangang mga tanawin at kaakit-akit na atraksyon. Kapag nagpasya kang maglakbay sa Bohol, ang unang lugar na maaari mong puntahan ay ang Chocolate Hills. Ito ay binubuo ng mahigit sa 1,200 burol na hugis tsokolate na bumabagtas sa 50 kilometro kwadrado ng lugar. Ang magandang tanawin mula sa itaas ng mga burol ay talagang nakakamangha.

Ang susunod naman na pupuntahan natin ay ang Panglao Island, kung saan matatagpuan ang pinakasikat na mga beach resort ng Bohol. Mayroong magagandang puting buhangin na beach dito na talagang perfect para sa mga taong nais magrelax at magpahinga.

Huwag rin nating kalimutan ang Loboc River Cruise, kung saan maaari kang sumakay sa isang bangka at masiyahan sa magandang tanawin ng Ilog Loboc. Makakakita ka rin ng mga mangroves at mga ibon sa paligid.

Bukod sa mga nabanggit ko, mayroon ding iba pang atraksyon sa Bohol, tulad ng tarsier sanctuary, Baclayon Church, at Hinagdanan Cave. Hindi rin mawawala ang masasarap na pagkain, tulad ng sikwate at bibingka.

Sa aking opinyon, ang Bohol ay isang magandang lugar na dapat puntahan. Mayroong mga magagandang tanawin at mga atraksyon na hindi mo maaaring ma-experience sa ibang lugar sa Pilipinas. Kung nais mong magrelax at makalimutan ang iyong mga problema sa buhay, punta ka sa Bohol. Sigurado akong magiging masaya ka roon!

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💙 (at Baclayon Church, Bohol) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmgri9eSyVqV7Na85RoFiP_SB1YESJIyJ_litY0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jhonfourteen]

Day 2 of being a Tourist here in Bohol. The Weather is not cooperating, good thing there are museums. #bohol2022 #day5 (at Baclayon Church) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl7orQEJt-ndVp0GFhpt5QYcuIH8nOewKD2fu80/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=