Native to the Philippines, the palm-sized tarsier is one of the world’s smallest primates. Best known for its big, bulging eyes, the nocturnal creature is notoriously shy, making it un… 展开

Paddle through paradise along the Loboc River, one of 12 major rivers connecting Bohol’s upland ecosystems to the sea. The 40-square-mile Loboc Watershed, the province’s larges… 展开

Stretching as far as the eye can see, the rounded Chocolate Hills are a mysterious, topological wonder found only in Bohol. An estimated 1,776 limestone mounds—appea… 展开

Bohol province is home to some of the best dive spots in the Philippines. Five major ecosystems—fringing mangroves, seagrass beds, sargassum seaweed beds, coral reefs, and deep-… 展开