Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Bohol is one of the most visited places in the Philippines. Thus, it is often very touristy and one may ask… is there anything exciting left to be explored with less people? Yes, there are many hidden gems! We have found some of the coolest waterfalls with only few or no tourists. They are all located in the southern part of Bohol. Two of them are basically next to each other: The first one is the Ingkumhan waterfall that is located in a small gorge. It takes about 10 minutes by walk to reach. The trail is very easy. Once having arrived at the Ingkumhan falls, you may enjoy pure serenity. You will be embedded into the jungle and many palm trees. The water is clean and fast flowing, thus the Ingkumhan falls are great to swim. Also consider jumping from the cliff (about 5 meters). The Ingkumhan falls remain up to today rather hidden gems and are primarily visited by local Filipinos from Bohol. About 10 minutes by scooter, you will arrive at a village near the Dimiao twin waterfalls. From there it takes about 15-20 minutes to hike. The last part is a steep stairs leading you down into the canyon. The Dimiao twin falls are quite taller than the Ingkumhan falls. It’s again just nice for swimming in here. You may even jump from the rocks or shower below the waterfall. The best time to visit the Ingkumhan waterfall would be after 2 pm, while the Dimiao twin falls are better to be seen during the morning. During these times, there will be actual sunlight that enhances the colors. Rolling on a scooter around Bohol is not only the most efficient way to get to the hidden gems of the island but also to explore the place in the most authentic way! Head to the Camugao falls that are in the Southwest of Bohol. The Camugao falls are about 1 hour from Panglao island. There will be a lot of sunlight, thus, make sure to bring good clothes including sunblock and a UV-proof t-shirt for swimming. It takes about 15 minutes from the parking lot to hike to the Camugao waterfall. Also consider having a fresh coconut (Buko) down there! These 3 waterfalls are perfect hidden gems up to today and definitely should be visited, if you intend to enjoy Bohol with less tourists.
Information about the local tourism:
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
Bohol is one of the most visited places in the Philippines. Thus, it is often very touristy and one may ask… is there anything exciting left to be explored with less people? Yes, there are many hidden gems! We have found some of the coolest waterfalls with only few or no tourists. They are all located in the southern part of Bohol. Two of them are basically next to each other: The first one is the Ingkumhan waterfall that is located in a small gorge. It takes about 10 minutes by walk to reach. The trail is very easy. Once having arrived at the Ingkumhan falls, you may enjoy pure serenity. You will be embedded into the jungle and many palm trees. The water is clean and fast flowing, thus the Ingkumhan falls are great to swim. Also consider jumping from the cliff (about 5 meters). The Ingkumhan falls remain up to today rather hidden gems and are primarily visited by local Filipinos from Bohol. About 10 minutes by scooter, you will arrive at a village near the Dimiao twin waterfalls. From there it takes about 15-20 minutes to hike. The last part is a steep stairs leading you down into the canyon. The Dimiao twin falls are quite taller than the Ingkumhan falls. It’s again just nice for swimming in here. You may even jump from the rocks or shower below the waterfall. The best time to visit the Ingkumhan waterfall would be after 2 pm, while the Dimiao twin falls are better to be seen during the morning. During these times, there will be actual sunlight that enhances the colors. Rolling on a scooter around Bohol is not only the most efficient way to get to the hidden gems of the island but also to explore the place in the most authentic way! Head to the Camugao falls that are in the Southwest of Bohol. The Camugao falls are about 1 hour from Panglao island. There will be a lot of sunlight, thus, make sure to bring good clothes including sunblock and a UV-proof t-shirt for swimming. It takes about 15 minutes from the parking lot to hike to the Camugao waterfall. Also consider having a fresh coconut (Buko) down there! These 3 waterfalls are perfect hidden gems up to today and definitely should be visited, if you intend to enjoy Bohol with less tourists.
Information about the local tourism:
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
![February in Switzerland? Snow, Winter and Culture [Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/IVu1t83on9w/mqdefault.jpg "February in Switzerland? Snow, Winter and Culture [Travel Guide]
This FEBRUARY Travel Guide Video will tell you ALL WHAT you NEED to KNOW! February marks the peak of Winter in Switzerland. It’s a great month to travel; in many aspects one of the best times of the year to visit Switzerland! During February, the chances to see snow are very high, certainly up in the Swiss Alps! The mountains and slopes are going to be covered with loads of snow. Even down in the Swiss plains, there are chances to experience snowfall. Enjoy these days as they will not last for very long. The weather is rather dry, it’s very often going to be sunny with a clear blue sky. The views during February are fantastic, especially up in the Swiss Alps. When visiting Zermatt, you will get a high chance to get a clear view over the Matterhorn, something that is not always guaranteed. In general, February is the month to enjoy the panoramas up on the alpine villages of the summits. February marks also a peak season for travellers who visit Switzerland. This mainly affects the Swiss Alps due to the Winter season. Many people from abroad come for their skiing holidays, but the majority will still be locals. February has often the best conditions for skiers but also for sledding! The hotels are often going to be fully booked, thus book months in advance and also be prepared for increased prices. February is rather expensive up in the Swiss Alps but not down in the plains. During February you may also enjoy plenty of seasonal Winter dishes such as crêpe, Raclette, Fondue Chinoise and cheese fondue; the latter being the Swiss national dish. Definitely, February is a great month for foodie travelers! For those who love culture: February is one of the most cultural months of the year! It’s carnival everywhere, each location having their own unique form. Tschäggättä in the mystical Lötschental is one of the most ancient forms of carnival still being very much celebrated or then the largest carnivals of Luzern and Basel marking other cultural highlights in Switzerland. February is also a great month for sunsets, make sure to stay up in the snowy Swiss Alps to enjoy a very colorful environment. Almost all passroads will be closed, you may have to take the car train tunnels that cost but at least will save you some time. Beware they get very busy during the weekends, especially on Sunday evening! All in all, February is a great month to visit Switzerland, surely going to give you many unforgettable memories!
BOOK your FANCY Winter HOTEL here (please let them know about Djemo at the reception):
https://www.arosakulm.ch/
https://www.capra.ch/
Information about the local tourism:
https://www.myswitzerland.com/en-ch/experiences/winter/
Music by Epidemic Sound
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Laura, Doreen, Johannes & Melanie
This video contains sponsored content of the ski resorts, Hotel The Capra Saas-Fee and Arosa Kulm Hotel")
![HOW to PLAN your TRIP? What to do in SWITZERLAND? [Full Travel Guide]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LgpQDfrerwk/mqdefault.jpg "HOW to PLAN your TRIP? What to do in SWITZERLAND? [Full Travel Guide]
It’s definitely a great idea to travel to Switzerland. But before you book everything you better think of WHAT ACTIVITIES you would like to do. In this video, I will be talking about all the type of activities / things to do in Switzerland.
Following episodes will be about “choosing destinations”, “weather and seasons”, “saving costs”, “train or car”
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https://www.instagram.com/djemographic/
https://www.facebook.com/DjemoGraphic-100800961287903/
Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Laura, Sam, Johannes & Melanie, Doreen, Dominika")
