Ibleedforyou Posted April 22 Share Posted April 22 20 hours ago, gray33e said: Dami na koreans dito Most of the establishments (bars and restos) in Panglao ay pag aari na ng mga koreano .... Quote Link to comment
WENDYz Posted April 22 Share Posted April 22 i want to go there, i love bohol.. Quote Link to comment
TitoMonra Posted April 25 Share Posted April 25 kamusta naman ang (over)prices? Quote Link to comment
roytinoma3 Posted May 10 Share Posted May 10 20 minutes ago, eliyah said: Really like chocolate hills hindi na mahirap pumunta, kinakaya na ng mga matic vehicles. dati kasi GRABE sa lubak papunta dun. Quote Link to comment
roytinoma3 Posted May 10 Share Posted May 10 I remember back in around 2004, pinulikat driver namin dahil malubak pa tapos di pa uso matic transmission dito satin. nakupu! Quote Link to comment
Inner Thoughts Posted May 14 Share Posted May 14 Bohol remains one of the best island destinations in the Philippines, with the Chocolate Hills being a genuinely unique landscape you won't find anywhere else, and the access roads have improved a lot compared to the old days when the rough trails would knock out your suspension, so even smaller vehicles can handle the trip now without much trouble. The tarsier sanctuary, the Loboc River cruise, and the beaches in Panglao round out the experience well, and while the Panglao area has gotten more commercialized with foreign-owned establishments taking over, there are still budget-friendly local options if you know where to look. Has anyone been recently and found any good local spots for food or accommodation that are still reasonably priced? Quote Link to comment
benben10 Posted May 20 Share Posted May 20 On 5/14/2026 at 12:46 PM, Inner Thoughts said: Bohol remains one of the best island destinations in the Philippines, with the Chocolate Hills being a genuinely unique landscape you won't find anywhere else, and the access roads have improved a lot compared to the old days when the rough trails would knock out your suspension, so even smaller vehicles can handle the trip now without much trouble. The tarsier sanctuary, the Loboc River cruise, and the beaches in Panglao round out the experience well, and while the Panglao area has gotten more commercialized with foreign-owned establishments taking over, there are still budget-friendly local options if you know where to look. Has anyone been recently and found any good local spots for food or accommodation that are still reasonably priced? Wow Quote Link to comment
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