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Bohol Island, also known as Bohol, is the tenth largest island in the Philippines. The following is a detailed introduction: Basic Overview - Geographical location: Located in the Central Visayas region of the central Philippines, with Leyte Island to the northeast, Mindanao Island across the sea to the south, and Cebu Island to the west. - Topography: Rolling hills and plateaus, crystal clear waters, and more than a thousand chocolate-shaped hills on the island, the famous Chocolate Hills. - Climate characteristics: From November to April of each year, the northeast monsoon prevails and the climate is mild; May to July is summer, with high temperatures and humidity; August to October is the southwest monsoon climate, with sunny and rainy days alternating. Tourist attractions - Natural landscape: The Chocolate Hills are a spectacle of Bohol, formed by the accumulation of limestone formations. During the dry season, the grass on the mountains dries up and turns brown, resembling chocolate. Balicasag Island is a world-renowned diving mecca with the spectacular Balicasag Great Fault, overlooking the underwater cliffs and rich marine life. - Cultural landscape: Baclayon Church is one of the oldest churches in the Philippines. It was built in the early Spanish colonial period and is made of coral stone. There is also a small museum displaying religious relics and 16th-century artifacts. The Blood Compact Monument is located in Tagbilaran City and tells the history of the blood covenant. There are festivals every July to commemorate the history. Featured experience - Diving activities: The waters around Bohol are clear and rich in marine life, including sardine storms, sea turtles, whale sharks, etc. It is a paradise for diving enthusiasts. Panglao Island is listed as one of the top ten diving destinations in the world. - Wildlife viewing: You can visit the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary to see one of the smallest primates in the world, the Philippine tarsier. They like to live in dense bushes, sleep during the day and are active at night. You can also take a boat to chase dolphins in Dolphin Bay at sunrise and enjoy the spectacular scene of dolphins jumping and playing in the sea. Food recommendations - Seafood cuisine: Because Bohol is surrounded by the sea, it is rich in seafood resources, such as grilled shrimp, grilled squid, steamed grouper, etc., with a variety of cooking methods. - Philippine specialties: There is adobo, which is chicken or pork stewed with vinegar, soy sauce, garlic and other seasonings, with a rich flavor; there is also roasted suckling pig, with crispy skin and tender meat, served with a special sauce, which is very delicious. Accommodation options - Luxury: Amorita Resort, where you can enjoy stunning sea views and thoughtful service; Amun Ini Beach Resort & Spa, with beautiful surroundings and delicious food. - Family-friendly: Bohol Beach Club Hotel, with children's play facilities and a children's menu, allowing children to have fun.