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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Loon, Bohol

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Loon, Bohol

The promise of a relaxing holiday is where holidays to Loon, Bohol start with some relaxing scenery, some hilly hills and some clean coastlines in the town create a picture of serenity.
The municipality is encompassed between the western coast of Bohol, approximately 25km northwest Tagbilaran City, which is busy but at the same time does not affect its peaceful nature.
The scenery of Loon is a bouquet of green meadows, smooth plains, and steep ravines, which climb to the blue sea.
Among the mainland natural beauty, there are two crystalline islands, Cabilao and Sandingan, which present isolated beaches and a colourful marine life.
Loon has historically been able to endure the $2013$ earthquake leaving the community intact and its historic sites to be strong, including the restored church.
The town as one of the centre of eco-cultural tourism is a mixture of heritage, nature and contemporary hospitality; that every tourist can discover something to love.
Capital (of the province): Tagbilaran City
International airport: None in Loon
Nearest commonly used airports:
- Bohol-Panglao International Airport (Panglao Island, Bohol) – main domestic and international airport for the province
- Mactan–Cebu International Airport (Cebu City, Cebu) – major international gateway nearby
Currency: Philippine Peso (PHP)
Time zone: UTC+8 (Philippine Standard Time)
Driving side: Right-hand side
Main electricity: 220 volts, 60 Hz
Official / local languages: Cebuano (Boholano), Filipino, English
Major religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Highlights

The most prominent attractions of the town, such as the ancient church or the marine fertile terrace, are presented in the form of holidays to Loon, Bohol.
Light Parish Church of Our Lady of Light is a national treasure that sits proudly in the centre of the town with its bell towers containing tales of faith.
The Uplifted Marine Terrace by Loon provides a coral garden, which covers kilometres, which snorkelers are welcome to view colourful reef ecosystems.
The crystal-clear waters of the Island of Cabilao have an array of marine life and the inland lake, which is known as Lake Lanao, is still a refuge of migratory birds.
This will be the Vita Isola Leisure Farm, an organic resort where guests will also have an opportunity to walk around the aromatic gardens and have a relaxing time at the calm pond of the farm.
The links of the town to Tagbilaran and Tubigon ports as well as the sea routes to the city of Cebu provide easy access to those who are in search of adventure.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

Loon, Bohol Holidays are most pleasant during the dry season, which is between the months of December and May, when it is usually clear and the sea is calm.
The climate is quite comfortable around $25\text{30}^\circ\text{C}$ during this time, and hence is suitable both in the beach and mountain hiking.
A wet season, June to November, has light showers that rejuvenate the green sceneries, but makes it hard to stick to outdoor schedule.
Honestly the waterfalls and springs of Loon, like the ancient Tubig-Loon Spring, gleam with fresh activity even during the rainy season.
October and November are the periods when bird-watchers can be very satisfied, as the migratory birds are gathered together in Lake Lanao.
The town is also lively in May and September as local fiestas occupy the streets with music and dancing, which means that the town will be the right place to hold a cultural festival.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Our Lady of Light Parish Church

Holidays to Loon, Bohol start by visiting this sacred church, the altar of which is in the afternoon sun.
The outer part of the church, which is decorated with some complex carvings, narrates about the Roman Catholic origins of the town and artistic devotion.
The windows made of stained glass inside are used to philtre light on the wooden pews to facilitate a serene environment to reflect on.
The $30$ metres high bell tower, provides panoramic views of hills and sea around it.
The miniature replicas of the architecture of the church can be found in miniature by local artisans and taken home by visitors.
On September 8, thousands of people gather on the feast day which transforms the church courtyard into a centre of religious belief and community.

Loon Uplifted Marine Terrace (Coral Garden)

Venture into a geological wonder that extends along the coastline into the ocean showcasing a living coral reef in a transparent water body.
The snorkelers and divers can also cruise through the colourful anemones, turtles, schools of tropical fish which grow in this secure area.
The special raised terrain of the terrace provides an inbuilt amphitheatre, which is ideal to take sunset shots and observe the ocean.
The region is also home to several species of corals with some species being rare and can only be found in this region of the Philippines.
Using guided tours, people learn about the ecological significance of coral reefs which focus on conservation and sustainable tourism.
Evening strolls along the rocky shore of the terrace, bioluminescent plankton can be seen as the glittering scene which is rather magic.

Cabilao Island

It is only a brief boat ride away in Loon and once there, this tropical paradise is surrounded by turquoise lagoons and enclosed in the soft slopes of the island.
The Lake Lanao on the island is a fresh-water lagoon which forms a secure breeding ground to migrant birds and indigenous fish.
Cabilao is also known to have the sight of the hammerhead sharks, and hence has become a popular destination amongst experienced divers across the world.
The mangrove forests are traced by hiking trails where one can get a glimpse of the local animals like the mischievous mangrove macaques.
Beachcombers are able to collect shells and get to know about the ecological impact of the island on the mainland storm surge protection.
The sky is painted with the colours of orange and purple by the Sunset over the lagoon which is a wonderful conclusion of the day of exploration.

Vita Isola Leisure Farm

This is an organic paradise that welcomes its visitors to roam around beautiful gardens with herbs and fresh produce growing freely.
Their farm ponds that have been lined with lotus and water lilies provide a peaceful setting to morning yoga or to simply reflect upon.
Tourists are also given the opportunity to engage in farm tours where they are able to learn more about sustainable methods of farming and the local food recipes.
The on-site cafe sells the meals prepared of the farm-grown products to experience the fresh flavour of Bohol.
Children are also able to participate in interactive events like feeding chickens or picking eggs and this helps them to connect with nature.
The constellations are visible even through evening stargazing under a clear sky and have led sailors over centuries.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Tubig Loon Spring

The antique spring which was initially the primary water supply of the town pours in a crystal pool that is enclosed by limestone cliffs.
It is said that the water in the spring has healing powers and this has even up to now attracted health seekers.
Tourists have an opportunity to walk on the footpath to experience nearby plants and the sound of the flowing water.
The depth of the spring gives a cool dip during warm season, but precautions should be taken to ensure the natural environment is not disturbed.
The area is surrounded by seasonal flora blossoms that bloom around the spring making the place a living tapestry of colours and smell.
Local guides tell how the spring had a historic significance of supporting the community during the droughts.

Loon Macaques Habitat

This habitat is located in the mangrove forests of Moalong River, and it is inhabited by curious macaques with free-roaming abilities.
The canopy offers a way of protection where the monkeys go foraging fruits, nuts, and at times, the snacks of the local visitors.
The abundance of the macaques provides an exclusive animal-interaction experience but without being invasive.
The social rituals of the macaques can be observed to gain an insight into the intricate family structures and communication of the macaques.
Mangroves around it play a crucial role as protection to the coastal land by taking away storm waves and act as nursery to aquatic life.
It also has a large number of bird species that can also be seen in the habitat hence it is a good place to watch birds as well as enjoy nature.

Sandingan Island Road -Hugot Road

The road leads to the mainland and the Sandingan Island, which is where the scenic road derives popularity due to the hugot or pull feelings it gives to couples.
The passengers would have a chance to experience the overall images of the turquoise water and the part of the island depicted in the distance.
In between, there are little art installations and graffiti that capture the local life, which gives a creative touch to the journey.
The planks of wood of the road, smoothed down by the passing of thousands of feet, are sounding with the work of sea waves falling below.
The horizon puts the sunset in a silver stripe over the road, calling couples to stop and think, as well as the independent traveller.
The lighthouse is a very small one at the end of the island; it points the fishermen and mariners along their way at night.

Historical Stone Stairways

These old stone steps connect the church with the busy port of town and is evidence of the cleverly designed infrastructure by Loon.
The stairways are built using the local material like basalt which has become hard due to the damp weather and occasional typhoons and demonstrate historical skills.
The walk over the stairways presents us with a sensory experience, the odour of pine resin, and the musical clatter of footsteps on stone.
According to local myths, the stairways were constructed as a safeguarding mechanism against floods, and this aspect made the town stronger.
The stairways provide a bird eye view of the hills around and the shimmering waters of the sea at the top.
Tour guides usually tell folklore of the role of the stairways in the trade pathways of the town in the early times and they enhance the history.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

Cebuano is the dialect of Binolanto spoken by the people of Loon who maintain a strong linguistic heritage indicating their strong association with the sea.
Life in the community is centred on faith and most of the families attend Masses and prayer services weekly.
During fiestas and cultural festivals, traditional music, in particular, the beats of the tinikling can be heard.
The artisans use their hands to create woven baskets of bamboo and shell jewellery, which are handed down over generations.
The harvest time is celebrated by the farmers in communal meals, where the fresh produce are given to the neighbours in abundance.
The fiestas celebrated in the town annually with colourful procession and fireworks celebrate patron saints as well as the rich cultural tapestry of Bohol.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

The cuisine is a delicious combination of fresh seafood and Visayan staples, and ginger and coconut are frequently used in stews.
A special dish is the puso rice cooked in banana leaves, and it is served with grilled pork chops or fish in order to make a full meal.
The nuts, especially pili, are the local delicacies, which embraced the agricultural wealth of the island, in the forms of creamy pastries and sweet sauces.
To have a sweet bite, one may have a taste of kakanin, which is a type of rice cakes glazed with coconut milk and sweetened with muscovado sugar.
Fresh sinigang soup is sold by street vendors, whose sour taste is created through tamarind, and mixed with local vegetables and shrimps.
Dinners are usually ended by evensong meals with a refreshing dessert, the buko pandan, of young coconut and the leaves of the pandan.

Fun

Snorkelling and diving around Cabilao Island provides an experience that is memorable of the tropical coral gardens and marine life.
The green footprint lagoon trail offers travellers green forests, secret waterfalls, and peaceful pools.
The Danicop springs offer a cool experience and the visitors can wade in the ice crystal-clear water and appreciate the natural beauty around them.
Cultural photography is a common leisure activity, which attracts the beauty of Our Lady of Light Church and colourful coral reef.
The Hugot Road of the town is where the couples can have a love moment as they see the sea under the stars in the sky.
Leisure farm Vita Isola Nightwise star gazing Vita Isola Leisure Farm also gives travellers the opportunity to follow the constellations against the pure darkness.

Fashion

Lightweight breathable fabrics like cotton and linen work well in the humid tropical environment and make travellers comfortable throughout the long days.
Sandal shoes or closed-toe shoes are very necessary to walk on the uneven ground and travel on coral gardens.
Skirts, long sleeves, and other modest pieces of clothing are also appropriate to attend church or attend other religious services.
Beach attire of bright colours is used to add a lively Island ambiance, particularly on sunny days spent on Cabilao.
Sunglasses and wide brimmed hat shield against the sun glare and give any trip a classy touch.
Booking your flights with world pinoy flights is recommended when planning your holidays in Loon, Bohol, where you will arrive in a good condition and enjoy spending your time.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

Lake Lanao is also a habitat to migratory birds and it is a good opportunity given to bird watchers to see egrets and storks.
The mangrove forests in the Moalong River not only serve as the natural breakwater against storm surges but also serve as the important habitats to marine life.
Loon is enclosed in rolling hills forming a mosaic of terraced farms where farmers grow rice, corn, and sweet potatoes.
The various coasts of the town are secluded coves and rocky outcrops, which are ideal in kayaking and exploring the sea.
The mangrove macaques (playful) and colourful fish species are found locally and make the outdoor activities exciting.
Holidays to Loon conservation efforts promote tourism that is responsible in ensuring that the Loon natural treasures are preserved to make them clean to the future generations.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

Holidays to Loon september 8, town fiesta in honour of Our Lady of Light, will also contain the traditional spirit of the bayanihan, where the people of the community will help in the preparation of the town.
The streets are filled with processions of floats and costumes of bright colours, folk music and the performance of dances that demonstrate local talents.
The second festival, which is dedicated to the work of Saint Joseph on May 1, is the festival of the agrarian tradition of the town, with the exhibition of the paddy fields and the harvest ceremony.
At the two fiestas, there are diverse street vendors that sell different kinds of street food, such as grilled fish, sweet rice cakes, and so on, which makes the atmosphere on the street festive.
Cultural exchange is also available in local artisans who also sell various types of handcraft goods such as woven baskets and shell jewellery.
Fireworks were released on the other side of the harbour in the evening, lightening up the sky and finally making the celebrations at the end of the day a merry affair.

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