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Top 10 Reasons to Visit San Miguel, Bohol

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into San Miguel, Bohol

Holidays to San Miguel is in the northeast of Bohol in a secluded location not near the active resorts and dive spots of the island.
There are no steep hills, and only lots of plains, the type of open territory, which makes you feel as though you can feel the heartbeat of the land.
Agriculture dominates it; rice paddies are as far as the eye can see and the fields are ripe with root crops such as cassava and taro in mottled green and amber.
The small slow rhythm of the town is well aligned with consumers that do not want to experience a rush, but rather a slow tourist trap.
It is a crucial food -security centre in Bohol and provides fresh food to the entire province.
To the people planning to use world Pinoy flights to go on a holiday in San Miguel, this is the beginning of a hassle free adventure.
Capital (of the province): Tagbilaran City
International airport: None in San Miguel
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

San Miguel is considered the Rice Granary of Bohol and has one of the most productive rice fields in the province.
On any elevation, the level agricultural country presents a panoramic scene of green paddies and desert-coloured land.
The countryside nature of the town gives a rare, virgin look at the daily life of Boholano farmers.
The fact that it is close to Ubay makes it accessible to visitors to the commercial transport routes and also to have a glimpse of the bustling trade in the port.
The loss of the provincial river system in the area contributes to the natural and calming background music in the daily life.
Even the most basic things such as the blade of a farmer ploughing through wet soil are filled with a certain cultural subtext.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

Dry season, December to May, brings about a constant climate, which keeps the roads good and the skies bright making field walks pleasant.
The fertile plains are very nearly lush in the warm tropical air, and the perfect background to your trip.
The fields are even greener in colour during the wet rainy months (June - October), but gravel roads may be greasy.
Wet months also bring on a flock of local harvest, which will provide you with an opportunity to sample freshly picked rice and root vegetables.
You can predict weather patterns and plan the farm tours or visit the market at the most favourable moments.
Holidays to San Miguel timing also has the benefit of having fewer people at the tourist sites as you will experience an even more personal journey.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Vast Rice Fields

Go out early, when the sun gives a gold light over the paddies--just the sort of picture which makes your holidays to San Miguel a living post card.
It is more or less centuries old wisdom of traditional farming as watch rice seedlings sprout during the planting season.
Follow the irrigation systems, the lifelines of the field, that direct the river water into a field, which keeps the crop in good health and the soil fertile.
You find the town farmers with their straw hats, and their hands steady in working at the lawns which are swept with grass.
Stop to take pictures of the green areas, which are dancing like the sea of emeralds in the wind.
Have the gentle murmur of the harvest, paddles, carts and the far-off cock, be your music as you consider the way the circle of nature runs.

San Miguel Town Proper

Go to the town at its main square, at the municipal hall, which is a monument of the self-government of the town.
Take a slow walk around the small lanes and pause as you look at the mixture of the Spanish old bricks and the Filipino modernity.
You can see families crowded, talking in Cebuano terms that have been told since time immemorial.
Get a glimpse of the bell tolling in the local church say it was time to all be in church to pray or take a brief rest.
Mark the pleasant nods and smiles that welcome you--some substance of the genial nature of the people of San Miguel.
Take this serene environment as a break as well, considering your path, and the pure happiness of living in the middle of a normal life.

San Miguel Parish Church

Go into the wooden archway and experience the coolness of the stone walls in contrast to the tropical temperature.
Look at the plain, yet graceful altar with a picture of St. Michael, the Archangel, the patron saint of the town.
Hear the beat of the church bell beckoning the faithful to service, the distant sound in the silent streets.
Note the use of church as a hub of community meetings, birthdays and town councils.
Consider the place of religion in the formation of values and strength of people of San Miguel.
Go home knowing better the value of one structure in unifying a community through its history.

Local Fairs (Seasonal)

Come at the time of harvest festival, the air smells of new rice, and people can hear laughter on the streets.
Shop at stands filled with woven baskets, pottery hand-made, and colourful fabrics which display the local artistry.
Savour the new cooked hamba, pork dish which is rich in sweet and savoury flavours, and which is best consumed with warm rice.
See the examples of old farming equipment that have been in use over generations in order to plough the land.
Meet the farmers that market their products, listen to storeys about the journey of each crop to the table.
Get a souvenir, an embroidered handkerchief, or a jar of the local sweetened rice, to commemorate your stay in the town.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Local Market (Public Market)

Begin your day in the crowded market where carts run along the streets with smelling root crops and steaming stews.
The warm Cebuano greetings are greeted with greetings of greetings of greetings, as the greeters learn the names of the unknown produce as they flaunt their produce.
Taste sample fresh puto and kakanin- rice cakes that are melt-in-your-mouth dishes and are the local culinary heritage of the province.
See the farmers put freshly grown rice into neatly stacked baskets with each grain being a testimony to their efforts.
Note the warmth of the colour scheme of the layout of the market red, orange, and yellow, which reflect the colour of the fields around the market.
Have a quick coffee session at a corner stall, whereby you can enjoy the smell of roasted beans fuse with the bustling talk of the market.

The conventional styles of farming have been disregarded

Observe how the community uses the tool of tilling using a wooden hoe, something that has not changed over the decades.
Watch the farmers being very careful with the rice stalks, as there are very delicate, and do not spoil the grain in any way.
Find out about padi-padi system of water being pumped manually into the paddy fields so that the fields get equal amount of irrigation.
Take a walk with an experienced farmer during a harvest, and he will pick rice with his hands that are skillful, and his hand is trained.
Value the ecological custodianship in every action, such as maintaining soil integrity to the conservation of water.
Go with a new insight into how these ancient methods keep the land and the people who are dependent on it alive.

Local Eateries

Have dinner in a family restaurant where the cook will cook you a special dish called calamay in an old copper pot- a sweet dish that melts on the tongue.
Sample "binignit," a spicy stew made of sweet coconut rice, comes piping hot to quench your desire to have some comforting tastes.
Sample the local rice that has been cooked and is served with various side dishes which display the local produce.
Observe how the chef mixes spice in a wooden mortar, and as it is pounded the locals are used to the rhythm.
Have a relaxed and slow meal as a local musician plays a simple tune on a bamboo instrument.
You will also get to take home a recipe card to remind yourself of the flavours that have characterised your stay in San Miguel for holidays to San Miguel.

Rolling Hills Viewpoints

Pull up to a small hill summit where the skyline of the city has been blended with the vast green fields in an unending view.
Hold up your camera to record how the light changes, and the sun sets and turns the hills to gold and amber.
Take care of the hills turning like a swell, and leading the viewer to the horizon.
Sele the smooth stones on the edge and inhale the cool and fresh air, which ascends out of the moist soil.
Consider the feeling of tranquilly which the open countryside provides, a clear contrast to the busy cityscapes.
Depart with the feeling of being inspired to go back to this serene view, the best way to complete a day in the interior of Bohol.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

The predominant language in the everyday life is Cebuano, the language that conveys the general memory of the town.
The whole society is based on agricultural year and the festivals are scheduled according to the seasons of planting and harvesting.
St. Many invoke the patronage of Michael the Archangel hoping to get a good harvest, and a smooth life.
The local identity revolves around family connexions and support to each other and the neighbours tend to support each other especially when there is a lot of traffic.
Agricultural implements, each by countless hands rubbed smooth, are the property of heirs.
The pre-planting rituals traditional practises include praying, the pag-pasigar, which brings blessings of the earth and heavens.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

The hamburger is a special meal that provides a sweet savoury fusion of adobo, and the deliciousness of pork.
The rice cakes called puto and kakanin are both modest and luxurious, and are made of the best rice available in the area.
The rice and root crops are fresh harvests and also staple foods, and used frequently during community feasts or in daily meals.
The love of desserts in the provinces is reflected in the preparation of sticky sweet delicacy, calamay, which is made with coconut milk and sugar.
Local spices are combined to offer a warm and unique flavour profile.
Sharing meals, both in a market booth and at a home kitchen table, strengthens ties in the community, as well as shared history.

Fun

And follow the beats of the rice paddies as they move in the wind--a kind of meditation.
Participate in practical farming, including planting or harvesting, to get an authentic experience of the rural community.
Take picturesque rides across the light hills and have the open road match the open heart.
See the arts and crafts of Bohol, visit pottery or basket weaving by local craftsmen.
Go to the local market weekly fair and listen to music, laughing and enjoying the smell of fresh products.
Catch fishermen on their way home with their catch, as a reminder of how in touch the community is with nature.

Fashion

Breezy trousers and lightweight cotton shirts make you feel cool in the rainy tropical climate.
The hat is large to keep off the fierce sun, and the sandals are strong enough to keep the feet safe on rough walkways.
Functional but simple bags such as a canvas tote, would be ideal to carry groceries or souvenirs.
The surrounding earth tones that are neutral in colour are preferred by the local people who like to blend with the environment to make the feeling of harmony more complete.
One can use a lightweight scarf as a sun shade or a cultural accessory when visiting churches.
Bring a rain poncho in time of the rains so you can be foreign to the rain but at the same time venture into the beautiful field.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

Sustainable farming practises can be observed in the fertile plains of San Miguel.
There are rolling hills that serve both as the source of relaxation and motivation to take a walk.
The open paddies and reed beds support local wildlife, big and small rodents, as well as migratory birds.
The river system which flows past the area is a peaceful place in which one can fish or even just observe the movement of the water.
The landscape is coloured with new colours with the changing of seasons, either with green in the rainy season or with golden fields in the dry months.
The natural beauty of the area is a testimony to the way the community has taken care of the land and has a symbiotic relationship with it.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

The town fiesta on May 8th celebrates the St. Michael the Archangel, which includes processions, music, and community feasts.
The end of a season hard work is celebrated with harvest festivals accompanied by parades and traditional dancing.
In the case of seasonal fairs, they are usually held during the planting or the harvesting season, so they provide a vibrant market which is rich in fresh produce.
Cultural calendar in the community is characterised by prayer, particularly, on the eve of activities, such as farming.
Both events are living evocations of the strength, optimism, and mutual victories of the town.
Tourists are invited to join the occasions so that they can have a better understanding of the cultural and agricultural value in San Miguel for holidays to San Miguel.

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