Chocolate Hills National Monument

Chocolate Hills, a geological marvel in Bohol, comprises over 1,200 limestone formations that turn brown in the dry season, resembling chocolate mounds.

Established in 1988, this national monument was designed to protect these unique landforms. The hills stand between 30 to 50 meters tall and are formed through erosion and climatic conditions. The site holds significant cultural value for the local population, steeped in myths and legends.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🌄 Unique Geological Formations
• 🚶‍♂️ Scenic Viewing Platforms
• 🌿 Diverse Flora and Fauna

Accessible to tourists with a minimal entrance fee, the monument appeals to nature enthusiasts, families, and historians alike.