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Loboc River NIGHT cruise



Loboc River in Bohol has been one of the famous attractions in the province because of its day cruise. Now that the night cruise is added, it attracted more number of visitors and tourists.


We were supposed to take the night cruise on Wednesday, but Dad told us Friday was better since a concert is held. And so, we traveled from Tagbilaran City to Loboc for half an hour on Friday night with much excitement.


Upon arrival at the river cruise entrance, the astonishing scenery and the beautiful lights along the river banks captured my attention! Really, a lot has been improved.


The river has now been tagged as Nature by Day, Boulevard at night. True, indeed. If the day cruise allows you to see the beauty of the nature along the river and the "busay" falls, the night cruise paves the way of a very romantic set up as the boulevard encompasses different lights that lend a nostalgic feel. The cool and romantic atmosphere at night is an added bonus! 

This is the view of the Loboc Church. See how cool the purple lighting is?While waiting for our turn for the cruise, we strolled around the place and took pictures. Other establishments are found at the place including Buzz Cafe and Island Souvenirs.













Let the cruise begin! 

For only P200/head, you can sail the night away with Loboc River Night cruise. For an additional of P250/head, you can take the dinner buffet prior to the cruise.


I'm not really  good at low lights photo shoot so please bear with my shots =)


Halfway to the whole trip, the crew took us to a nipa hut near the river coast where a rondalla and dance group serenaded us with songs and dances such as Tinikling. 


My cousins and brother tried Tinikling, a traditional Filipino folk dance where two people hitting bamboo poles on the ground and against each other in coordination with one or more dancers who step over it. I even wanted to try it myself but too late, the song ended. Lol. 

Nevertheless, I had the chance to sit and sing with them during the show.  Everyone definitely enjoyed it although it was just a few minutes show. A donation box is also provided to those who want to offer some donations. 

After the cruise, a mini concert was held but we didn't watch it anymore. It's actually more of a classical jazz type of music, so if it's your genre, don't miss it. 

 


                                                                                  

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Hanging Bridge: BOHOL DAY TOUR



The Tigbao Hanging Bridge in Loboc, Bohol draws a lot of attention especially among tourists and visitors who visit the Loboc River cruise. The bridge is made up of bamboo and hardened steels which allows you to cross the river towards the other side.  It hangs about 25 meters above the river. And it can be adventurous to some people especially that it swings a lot whenever you cross through it.


Souvenir shops also await you on the other side of the bridge. 

  


There are actually two bridges, the old one is used as an entrance while the new one is used as exit. This is for the safety and security to those who cross the bridge, not only the tourists but locals as well. They say crocodiles can be seen anywhere on the river, so one must have to be extra careful. 



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Horseback Riding: BOHOL DAY TOUR



The Municipality of Loboc in Bohol is just a small town but definitely famous not only because of the remarkable  Loboc Children's Choir but also because of the wonderful attractions: The Loboc River Cruise, Hanging bridge and the latest El Sumampong Farm. Since we wanted new route and new places aside from the usual itinerary of the Bohol day tour, we included the El Sumampong Farm as one of the places to go.








They offer horseback riding for only P20/pax per round at the track and a range from P150 to P200/pax for an hour of trail ride which lets you travel towards the mountain tops and the cave as well. 


Unfortunately, we only tried the former due to limited time. Nevertheless, it was a good experience especially to those who are still beginners. The trainers said the horses know whether the rider is still a beginner or already a pro. That's cool. Never knew they could determine that until now. Although this isn't my first time horse back riding, I still  consider myself a beginner. There are guides who will teach you the basics and assist you all through out the ride. 


I am hoping that their trial ride is more adventurous than our horseback ride at Taal Volcano. I'll be back one of these days. =)

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