The thousand reasons why you need to visit Bohol, Philippines.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
Why Visit Bohol?
Everyday, tourist foreign and locals alike flock Bohol Island in an increasing numbers. I wonder why the island scents like Bella’s blood that Edward wanted her the most. Probably, the island magnetizes the people with its unique characteristics.
Here they are:
B – is for the Blessings of Balance. Bohol is a tiny island full of blessings ranging from bigger blessings to even bigger ones. One of which is balance. Why?
The island is rich in culture and a green environment.
There are the blessings of white sandy beaches along the shoreline of Panglao which balances our extra tired corporate minds.
There are the blessings of green rice fields
which balances our eyes tired from seeing sky creping buildings everyday.
There are the blessings of loving traditions that balances tired soul from unhealthy entertainment.
O – is for Omnipotent Oeuvre. The island is a masterpiece of the All-Powerful God. The One who give the blessings of balance.
The One who shape the island with so much enthusiasm.
The One who fill the island with rich culture.
The One who fill the island with so much art from hills to mountains, rivers to seas, roads to highways, bahay kubo
to mansion houses and heaven on earth.
Why heaven on earth?
He brings heaven on earth with his wonderful island.
What does this mean?
It is experiencing heaven while on earth.
H – is for a Hallmark in History. As much as people love hearing stories, the island has plenty to offer. Many of them are centuries old like the Baclayon Church. Have you wondered how many chicken eggs where broken in building the church?
Yes. Eggs.
The egg white is used to cement coral stone churches during the Spanish Era.
Have you wondered how much pain of our grand, grand, grandest lolo’s and lola’s under the scorching sun building huge stone churches that stand proud up today’s age?
True enough, there are more stories stored in the island.
O – is for an Ocean of Oasis. The island is filled with retreat. A haven for everyone. A place to stay.
A haven for those who seek for the magnificent world they are living.
A haven for those who wanted their souls back from different kinds of thieves.
Need proof?
As you gaze along tricycle cabs at the heart of Tagbilaran City, at the back of each vehicles inscribes whispers from above in different fonts and sizes.
The island is not only for adventures haven.
It is also for soul searching.
An oasis for the soul.
L – is for Legendary Legacy. The Gift of Friendship. It is the most treasured legacy in the island.
It’s a legend written in history.
The friendship tightening among the tourist Miguel Lopez de Legaspi at Spain a native sano Datu Sikatuna along the coastline of Bool District Tagbilaran City. It explains today’s increasing volume of tourists.
The island is surrounded by neighboring friends like Cebu, Leyte, and other provinces.
Much has been said. All I wanted to say is Welcome to Why Visit Bohol and enjoy. Everyone is welcome here. Our arms are wide fully open to give you a big hug if you needed one. Have a great delight.
Here they are:
B – is for the Blessings of Balance. Bohol is a tiny island full of blessings ranging from bigger blessings to even bigger ones. One of which is balance. Why?
The island is rich in culture and a green environment.
There are the blessings of white sandy beaches along the shoreline of Panglao which balances our extra tired corporate minds.
There are the blessings of green rice fields
which balances our eyes tired from seeing sky creping buildings everyday.
There are the blessings of loving traditions that balances tired soul from unhealthy entertainment.
O – is for Omnipotent Oeuvre. The island is a masterpiece of the All-Powerful God. The One who give the blessings of balance.
The One who shape the island with so much enthusiasm.
The One who fill the island with rich culture.
The One who fill the island with so much art from hills to mountains, rivers to seas, roads to highways, bahay kubo
to mansion houses and heaven on earth.
Why heaven on earth?
He brings heaven on earth with his wonderful island.
What does this mean?
It is experiencing heaven while on earth.
H – is for a Hallmark in History. As much as people love hearing stories, the island has plenty to offer. Many of them are centuries old like the Baclayon Church. Have you wondered how many chicken eggs where broken in building the church?
Yes. Eggs.
The egg white is used to cement coral stone churches during the Spanish Era.
Have you wondered how much pain of our grand, grand, grandest lolo’s and lola’s under the scorching sun building huge stone churches that stand proud up today’s age?
True enough, there are more stories stored in the island.
O – is for an Ocean of Oasis. The island is filled with retreat. A haven for everyone. A place to stay.
A haven for those who seek for the magnificent world they are living.
A haven for those who wanted their souls back from different kinds of thieves.
Need proof?
As you gaze along tricycle cabs at the heart of Tagbilaran City, at the back of each vehicles inscribes whispers from above in different fonts and sizes.
The island is not only for adventures haven.
It is also for soul searching.
An oasis for the soul.
L – is for Legendary Legacy. The Gift of Friendship. It is the most treasured legacy in the island.
It’s a legend written in history.
The friendship tightening among the tourist Miguel Lopez de Legaspi at Spain a native sano Datu Sikatuna along the coastline of Bool District Tagbilaran City. It explains today’s increasing volume of tourists.
The island is surrounded by neighboring friends like Cebu, Leyte, and other provinces.
Much has been said. All I wanted to say is Welcome to Why Visit Bohol and enjoy. Everyone is welcome here. Our arms are wide fully open to give you a big hug if you needed one. Have a great delight.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Bohol Tourism
Bohol is the tenth largest island in the Philippines. Rich in history and culture. Known for it wonderful sceneries and nature's gift.Its hospitable and friendly people. Bohol tourism sector attracted many tourist around the world and nearby provinces.
World known chocolate hills at Carmen, Bohol whose hills turn to brown during summer and now part of the online search for seven wonders of the world.Hinagdanan cave at Dauis,Bohol. Its world known Panglao beaches. Don't forget tarsier the smallest primate in the world.Man made forest at Loboc-Bilar area. Floating restaurant at Loboc river.Whale watching at Pamilacan Island. Visit ancestral homes and its hospitable people.
Because of its increasing number of tourist and to accomodate larger planes, Pangla-Bohol International Airport is in the making process at Panglao island. Roads are now concreted for easier inland travels. Ports are now enhanced for sea travelers. Increasing power demand in the province prompted the government to find sources of electricity for the next five years. Quality Standard for Sustainable Tourism of Bohol (QSST)is now enforced.
The QSST of the Provincial Government of Bohol (PGB) is an accreditation system that lays down basic requisites that form part of a set of rules, conditions or requirements governing the standardization of all tourism establishments, tourism realed services and/or tourism sites and activities in the province. The establishment or service provider submits to an independent review and should pass annual assessment showing that it meet at least the minimum standard requirements of product quality and service, in terms of but not limited to quality (e.g. appearnace, cleanliness, facilities); safety (e.g. use of safety features in hotels); goodness of the production process or service provision (e.g. worker health and safety, resource conservation, ethical trade) in order to be awarded (or not) a seal of distinction to prove its success in meeting the standards set.
Discover the real Bohol!
World known chocolate hills at Carmen, Bohol whose hills turn to brown during summer and now part of the online search for seven wonders of the world.Hinagdanan cave at Dauis,Bohol. Its world known Panglao beaches. Don't forget tarsier the smallest primate in the world.Man made forest at Loboc-Bilar area. Floating restaurant at Loboc river.Whale watching at Pamilacan Island. Visit ancestral homes and its hospitable people.
Because of its increasing number of tourist and to accomodate larger planes, Pangla-Bohol International Airport is in the making process at Panglao island. Roads are now concreted for easier inland travels. Ports are now enhanced for sea travelers. Increasing power demand in the province prompted the government to find sources of electricity for the next five years. Quality Standard for Sustainable Tourism of Bohol (QSST)is now enforced.
The QSST of the Provincial Government of Bohol (PGB) is an accreditation system that lays down basic requisites that form part of a set of rules, conditions or requirements governing the standardization of all tourism establishments, tourism realed services and/or tourism sites and activities in the province. The establishment or service provider submits to an independent review and should pass annual assessment showing that it meet at least the minimum standard requirements of product quality and service, in terms of but not limited to quality (e.g. appearnace, cleanliness, facilities); safety (e.g. use of safety features in hotels); goodness of the production process or service provision (e.g. worker health and safety, resource conservation, ethical trade) in order to be awarded (or not) a seal of distinction to prove its success in meeting the standards set.
Discover the real Bohol!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Welcome to WVB...
This is our first post. Come to enjoy on this site in the comfort of your flatscreen paired with popcorn. We offer lots of interesting videos/stories defining Bohol, its culture, inhabitants, and history.
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