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Bohol’s most delicate treasure

By Christine S. Dayrit | February 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Perhaps Bohol intrigued the Spanish discoverer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Its rolling plateaus, lush environment, rugged mountains were enchanting. Same with the limestone hills (all 1,268 of them) referred to as the...

Travel and Tourism

Bohol’s most delicate treasure

By Christine S. Dayrit | February 9, 2003 - 12:00am

Perhaps Bohol intrigued the Spanish discoverer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi. Its rolling plateaus, lush environment, rugged mountains were enchanting. Same with the limestone hills (all 1,268 of them) referred to as the...

Travel and Tourism