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Bohol's Chocolate Hills - one of the world's wonders of nature. One legend tells "the story of two feuding giants who hurled rocks, boulders, and sand at each other. The fighting lasted for days, and exhausted the two giants. In their exhaustion, they forgot about their feud and became friends, but when they left they forgot to clean up the mess they had made during their battle, hence the Chocolate Hills." - Wikipedia
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| The plaque says that "the unique land form known as the Chocolate Hills of Bohol was formed ages ago by the uplift of coral deposits and the action of rain water and erosion." |
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| To get a good view of the chocolate hills, we had to climb up a very high observation deck. Even though it was tiring, the view was worth it.
Hinagdanan cave is at Panglao island. Geof says "This is my first time being inside a cave. We saw stalactites, stalagmites, and a lot of swallow birds."
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| Inside the Hinagdanan cave, you will find a painting of snake-like image. |
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| Hinagdanan came from the root word "hagdan" or stairs. |
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| Inside the cave, you will find a lake where you can dip to cool yourself |
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