One has not known Loboc yet, if he hasn’t been to Loboc River. One of Bohol’s major tourist destinations, the river plays a significant role in the history of Loboc before the Spaniards established the town in 1602. The early inhabitants made homes along the river.
It was in the 1980’s where ideas to promote the river as a tourist destination started. Right now the river hosts small bancas or floating restaurants waiting to educate the tourists of the beauty that is the Loboc River.
Locals usually take a dip in the waters and enjoy bathing under the falls. Guests who have brought with them extra clothes are welcome to experience a refreshing swim in the river’s unpolluted waters. (source: here)
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| The Loboc River |
And since, I've visited Bohol, this was included on our Iterinary. The foods served were all Filipino dishes. It was a fun day. I am eating in a floating restaurant wherein the staffs were so much friendly. The other tourists also enjoyed their experienced on that floating resto.
The food choices were:
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| The Foods |
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| Pancit |
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| Shrimp |
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| Fried Chicken |
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| Pork Barbeque |
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| Pinakbet |
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| Suman & Puto |
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| Kutsinta |
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| Banana Que |
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| Seaweeds |
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| Fried Fish |
My foods:
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| Fresh Fruits |
Meet the Performers:
What I can say now is I am so very thankful that I was able to see, feel, and hear God’s wonder.
Super Duper Thanks Lord God.
Super Duper Thanks Lord God.
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Till Next Time,
Aylin
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