Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
Finally, I returned to the Philippines, exploring places I yet have not visited. We arrived at Bohol and spent there 4 days to see the highlights of this wonderful island in the Philippines. We flew into Cebu city and then took a 2 hours ferry boat ride to Tagbilaran city terminal. Having arrived on Bohol, our Philippines trip finally started! We stayed at Panglao island that is just next to Bohol at the Bohol shores hotel. We rented a van to explore the highlights of Bohol, visiting the touristy sites and hidden gems. We first arrived at the Tarsier sanctuary. At there, you can see the smallest primates of the world, tiny creatures with strikingly huge eyes. The Tarsiers are very sensitive to loud noises, which is why we had to remain very silent. Then, we went to the Loboc river to do a cruise. This was a very touristy attraction but it was really enjoyable and relaxing. We got to witness a wonderful traditional Filipino dance performance, and even myself I got a chance to dance with them! The Loboc river cruise offered us a nice impression on the jungle of Bohol and we were able to enjoy a great buffet of Filipino food! The food was very tasty! After this relaxing Loboc river cruise, we went to get some adrenaline kick by doing the flying fox on the ziplines that crossed over the Loboc river. This was really thrilling and so much fun! After the ziplining, we then went to the probably most hidden gem waterfall one could find in southern Bohol and these were the Sugigi Waterfalls. They were indeed lonely, we were the only ones visiting. The Sugigi waterfalls have a natural water slide. A perfect place to go for a quick swim. Afterwards, we proceeded to the Pangas falls, a much larger waterfall but yet again remaining pretty much a hidden gem on Bohol. We were basically all alone and enjoyed this serene atmosphere in the middle of the jungle. Definitely, bring along your swimming suit in here! The very highlight was for the end of the day, and these were the world-famous chocolate hills! These form one of the most unique and fotographed subjects in the entire Philippines. Although famous in the Philippines, we were not surrounded by many tourists, we more or less had them for ourselves. Standing up on the platform, we were able to oversee Bohol’s chocolate hills and witness a beautiful tropical sunset. So many great attractions in just one day made a perfect first impression of Bohol, Philippines. We were really astonished and honestly, it was not what we thought! It was a lot better!
Information about the local tourism:
https://guidetothephilippines.ph/destinations-and-attractions/loboc-river-cruise
https://guidetothephilippines.ph/articles/ultimate-guides/chocolate-hills-bohol-travel-guide
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 10s, DJI Mavic 2 Pro, DJI RS 2
Special thanks to Marco and Nato
This video contains NO sponsorships or product placements
0:00 Intro
0:30 How to reach Bohol
1:45 Bohol Shores Hotel
2:22 Bohol Exploration
Finally, I returned to the Philippines, exploring places I yet have not visited. We arrived at Bohol and spent there 4 days to see the highlights of this wonderful island in the Philippines. We flew into Cebu city and then took a 2 hours ferry boat ride to Tagbilaran city terminal. Having arrived on Bohol, our Philippines trip finally started! We stayed at Panglao island that is just next to Bohol at the Bohol shores hotel. We rented a van to explore the highlights of Bohol, visiting the touristy sites and hidden gems. We first arrived at the Tarsier sanctuary. At there, you can see the smallest primates of the world, tiny creatures with strikingly huge eyes. The Tarsiers are very sensitive to loud noises, which is why we had to remain very silent. Then, we went to the Loboc river to do a cruise. This was a very touristy attraction but it was really enjoyable and relaxing. We got to witness a wonderful traditional Filipino dance performance, and even myself I got a chance to dance with them! The Loboc river cruise offered us a nice impression on the jungle of Bohol and we were able to enjoy a great buffet of Filipino food! The food was very tasty! After this relaxing Loboc river cruise, we went to get some adrenaline kick by doing the flying fox on the ziplines that crossed over the Loboc river. This was really thrilling and so much fun! After the ziplining, we then went to the probably most hidden gem waterfall one could find in southern Bohol and these were the Sugigi Waterfalls. They were indeed lonely, we were the only ones visiting. The Sugigi waterfalls have a natural water slide. A perfect place to go for a quick swim. Afterwards, we proceeded to the Pangas falls, a much larger waterfall but yet again remaining pretty much a hidden gem on Bohol. We were basically all alone and enjoyed this serene atmosphere in the middle of the jungle. Definitely, bring along your swimming suit in here! The very highlight was for the end of the day, and these were the world-famous chocolate hills! These form one of the most unique and fotographed subjects in the entire Philippines. Although famous in the Philippines, we were not surrounded by many tourists, we more or less had them for ourselves. Standing up on the platform, we were able to oversee Bohol’s chocolate hills and witness a beautiful tropical sunset. So many great attractions in just one day made a perfect first impression of Bohol, Philippines. We were really astonished and honestly, it was not what we thought! It was a lot better!
Information about the local tourism:
https://guidetothephilippines.ph/destinations-and-attractions/loboc-river-cruise
https://guidetothephilippines.ph/articles/ultimate-guides/chocolate-hills-bohol-travel-guide
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 10s, DJI Mavic 2 Pro, DJI RS 2
Special thanks to Marco and Nato
This video contains NO sponsorships or product placements
0:00 Intro
0:30 How to reach Bohol
1:45 Bohol Shores Hotel
2:22 Bohol Exploration
![Corippo TICINO - The SMALLEST VILLAGE of Switzerland - Wonderful Verzasca Valley - [Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/y_powRtPZII/mqdefault.jpg "Corippo TICINO - The SMALLEST VILLAGE of Switzerland - Wonderful Verzasca Valley - [Travel Guide]
DjemoGraphic present the less known parts of the Verzasca Valley in Ticino, Switzerland. Although quite famous, the Verzasca Valley mainly attracts visitors to the Dam, where James Bond 007 Goldeneye was shot and to the serene creek at Lavertezzo. The latter part has often been described as the Maldives of Switerzland. However, unnoticed, up on the hill, stands the humble village of CORIPPO. This village remains up to this day the smallest municipality of Switzerland and only has 13 residents left. In this video, you will get to know more about this wonderful village called Corippo and learn how to appreciate the humbleness and serenity of this place.
This Valle Verzasca Travel Guide is Episdode 1 out of 2. There will be another video about the upper end of this valley.
Enjoy the beautiful Verzasca valley in Ticino and Corippo, the smallest village of Switzerland. You surely wont regret your visit there!
To get more information, check out these websites:
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en (Switzerland Tourism)
https://www.ticino.ch/en/discover.html (Ticino Tourism)
https://www.ticinotopten.ch/en/
https://www.sbb.ch/en/ (Public Transport of Switzerland)
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/playful-val-corippo/
Music by Epidemic Sound:
ALL the footage shown in this video here is recorded by myself. If you wish to reuse any of my footage, please contact me to ask for permission. Any unauthorized use will be reported and prosecuted.")
