The Island of Bohol is full of some of the biggest highlights in the Philippines. From incredible primates and sharks to UNESCO sites and more, the island has a surprising array of must-see sites.

The clear, tumbling waters of Pahangog Twin Falls create a natural swimming pool in Bohol Island, the Philippines. Photograph by Grant Rooney / Alamy Stock Photo ByMaryellen Kennedy Duckett 7 min ...

Bohol Gov. Erico Aristotle Aumentado has banned all kinds of interactions with whale sharks, locally known as “balilan,” ...

The concerned groups say that the situation would affect Bohol’s title as the country’s first and only UNESCO Global Geopark ...

In the 1960s, salt-making families in the Philippine island of Bohol would trade it for food and other goods. But the craft nearly disappeared in the late 20th century when younger people left the ...

Puerto Rico is about to showcase its culinary treasuresApril's Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival aims to celebrate the island's gastronomic heritage. Luxury hotel companies, cruise and the brand ...

BOHOL, the Philippines' first Unesco Global Geopark, is harnessing renewable energy (RE) to support its booming tourism ...

Panglao Island (Bohol) The main gateway to the province of Bohol, Panglao Island to the southwest is a 20-kilometer long limestone island known for its popular diving spots. You’ll also find ...

It enters through cracks in the floor created nearly a decade ago when a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck the province of Bohol, and her island of Batasan. The quake also caused the land to subside ...

Alsons Power Group is turning to renewable energy to boost its growth starting 2025, its top official said. Alsons Power ...