Ishroll

Bohol is one of the most wonderful provinces of the Visayas region. The main island and 61 smaller islands make up this enchanting archipelago. Over a million people live in the province's capital, is located on the South West Coast. English and Tagalog, The Boholanos are extremely peace-loving and easy-going people, with friendliness and hospitality deeply engrained in their hearts. Those who think of Bohol will undoubtedly think of the Chocolate Hills - the stunning hilly landscape in the centre of the island that has made Bohol famous across the world. The province has lots more to offer however, Many species of unusual flora and fauna can be found here, such as the tarsier whose tiny body and disproportionally large eyes astonish and enthuse both children and adults alike.  The tropical island is home to many stunning natural treasures. Wild river landscapes formed by the likes of the Loboc and Inabanga rivers, precious mangrove forests, numerous waterfalls and delightful cave ...

The Island of Cebu in the middle of the Visayas region is one of the cultural and economic centres in the Philippines and stretches 200 kilometres long and up to 40 kilometres wide. Life vibrates in Cebu City, the oldest town in the country that is labelled "Little Singapore" due to its important standing in different export industries. The glitzy metropolis on the East Coast charmingly combines the cosmopolitan flair of the big city with the sincere hospitality of Filipinos. Spectacular golden hour of Cebu city. Source: google.com Cebu has many interesting cultural sites as well as stunningly beautiful nature. Cebu is a tropical beauty surrounded by enchanting pearls. Two of the most appealing islands are Malapascua and Bantayan. Wild pineapples, coconut palms and orchids flourish inland on the islands, while shimmering white sandy beaches as fine as powder adorn the coastline.  Secluded bays and small lagoons offer privacy and guarantee a relaxing stay. Bluecheek butterfly ...