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Things to Do and see in Bohol...
Historical
Blood Compact Site (Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City).
A marker that identifies the spot where Datu Sikatuna, a native
Boholano chieftain, forged a Blood Compact with Don Miguel
Lopez de Legazpi, representing the King of Spain, for the purpose
of fostering friendly relations between the two countries. The Blood
Compact on March 16, 1565 is considered as the first “Treaty of
Friendship” between the brown and white races.
Anibogan Massacre Site (Catigbian; 73 km. from Tagbilaran City).
A historical place for valor, glory, and heroism, which symbolizes
the lives of the Filipino massacre victims during the Japanese
regime.
Behind the Clouds (Catigbian; 38 km. from Tagbilaran City).
The cradle of the resistance movement during the Japanese
occupation, when a group of courageous men composed of
disbanded and surrendered soldiers and even civilians started the
organization of the guerilla to liberate the people from oppression.
Camp Verde (Duero; 73 km. from Tagbilaran City).
A distinct historical spot of the last bastion of Boholano insurgents
of the World War II.
Dagohoy Marker (Danao; 92 km. from Tagbilaran City).
The Dagohoy marker in Magtangtang, Danao town was installed by
the Philippine Historical Commission to honor the heroic deeds of
Francisco Dagohoy who led the longest revolt in the country against
the Spaniards, which lasted for 84 years. Magtangtang was
Dagohoy’s headquarters or hideout during the revolt. Hundreds of
Dagohoy’s followers preferred death inside the cave than surrender.
Their skeletons still remain in the site.
Mt. Carmel Hill (Balilihan; 24 km. from Tagbilaran City).
historical tower of adobe and limestone. These materials were hauled
from the town of Baclayon. The tower was built at the foot of a hill
to serve as the belfry of the church. The church was, Atop Mt.
Carmel Hill right in the heart of Balilihan town is a however, burned
down during the Philippine revolution. Like a sentinel, the tower
stands as guard of the whole town. Concrete stairways lead to the
hill.
Pres. Carlos P. Garcia Memorial Park (Tagbilaran City).
Erected as a joint undertaking of Boholanos from all over the
country and abroad in loving memory of the greatest Boholano,
Carlos Polistico Garcia, the fourth President of the Republic of the
Philippines. It sits on a rolling site with an area of 11 hectares,
chosen by the late president himself in 1939 when he was governor
of Bohol. Here, one can see the exquisite monument of marble base
and a life-size bronze statue of Garcia, also the first President of the
1971 Constitutional Convention, by Bohol’s famous sculptor,
National Artist Napoleon Abueva. In the background is the
provincial capitol.
Cultural
Baclayon Museum (Baclayon; 7 km. from Tagbilaran City).
The museum is located inside the convent, or Baclayon Church, one
of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines. It contains a rich
collection of religious art, ecclesiastical vestments, librettos of
church music printed in Latin on animal skins, and other priceless
relics and artifacts dating back to the early 16th century.
Historical
Blood Compact Site (Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran City).
A marker that identifies the spot where Datu Sikatuna, a native
Boholano chieftain, forged a Blood Compact with Don Miguel
Lopez de Legazpi, representing the King of Spain, for the purpose
of fostering friendly relations between the two countries. The Blood
Compact on March 16, 1565 is considered as the first “Treaty of
Friendship” between the brown and white races.
Anibogan Massacre Site (Catigbian; 73 km. from Tagbilaran City).
A historical place for valor, glory, and heroism, which symbolizes
the lives of the Filipino massacre victims during the Japanese
regime.
Behind the Clouds (Catigbian; 38 km. from Tagbilaran City).
The cradle of the resistance movement during the Japanese
occupation, when a group of courageous men composed of
disbanded and surrendered soldiers and even civilians started the
organization of the guerilla to liberate the people from oppression.
Camp Verde (Duero; 73 km. from Tagbilaran City).
A distinct historical spot of the last bastion of Boholano insurgents
of the World War II.
Dagohoy Marker (Danao; 92 km. from Tagbilaran City).
The Dagohoy marker in Magtangtang, Danao town was installed by
the Philippine Historical Commission to honor the heroic deeds of
Francisco Dagohoy who led the longest revolt in the country against
the Spaniards, which lasted for 84 years. Magtangtang was
Dagohoy’s headquarters or hideout during the revolt. Hundreds of
Dagohoy’s followers preferred death inside the cave than surrender.
Their skeletons still remain in the site.
Mt. Carmel Hill (Balilihan; 24 km. from Tagbilaran City).
historical tower of adobe and limestone. These materials were hauled
from the town of Baclayon. The tower was built at the foot of a hill
to serve as the belfry of the church. The church was, Atop Mt.
Carmel Hill right in the heart of Balilihan town is a however, burned
down during the Philippine revolution. Like a sentinel, the tower
stands as guard of the whole town. Concrete stairways lead to the
hill.
Pres. Carlos P. Garcia Memorial Park (Tagbilaran City).
Erected as a joint undertaking of Boholanos from all over the
country and abroad in loving memory of the greatest Boholano,
Carlos Polistico Garcia, the fourth President of the Republic of the
Philippines. It sits on a rolling site with an area of 11 hectares,
chosen by the late president himself in 1939 when he was governor
of Bohol. Here, one can see the exquisite monument of marble base
and a life-size bronze statue of Garcia, also the first President of the
1971 Constitutional Convention, by Bohol’s famous sculptor,
National Artist Napoleon Abueva. In the background is the
provincial capitol.
Cultural
Baclayon Museum (Baclayon; 7 km. from Tagbilaran City).
The museum is located inside the convent, or Baclayon Church, one
of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines. It contains a rich
collection of religious art, ecclesiastical vestments, librettos of
church music printed in Latin on animal skins, and other priceless
relics and artifacts dating back to the early 16th century.
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