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Chocolate Hills losing grandeur?

By Angeline Valencia | September 29, 2011 - 12:00am

The tourism sector of Bohol has raised alarm on what it described as a seeming "lost grandeur" of the Chocolate Hills caused by mature trees now eclipsing the unique brown vegetation cover of the 1,776...

Freeman Region

Brown to green: Trees ruin image of Chocolate Hills?

By Angeline Valencia | March 29, 2011 - 12:00am

Environmental protection and tourism initiatives clash anew, this time, concerning the trees that grow on the world famous Chocolate Hills, which some tourists say defeat the concept of "chocolate."

Freeman Region