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Top 10 Reasons to Visit Valencia, Bohol

A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peak into Valencia, Bohol

To holiday makers visiting Valencia, Bohol the town provides a serene respite to the hectic pace of the bigger tourist destinations and you will be in a position to enjoy an airing out session in the countryside.
This location of Valencia, situated between Tagbilaran City and the Chocolate Hills, puts it in a strategic position, allowing the tourists to effortlessly travel among the landmarks without losing track of the fact that they remain in a more relaxed environment.
There are local rice paddies that are plentiful as green ribbons spread across the land, and their patterns of running water provide a relaxing musical effect that greets each new arrival.
The friendliness of the smiles of the people of the community, the ease of life therein depicts a scenario of the true Filipino hospitality that is hardly experienced in a commercialised destination.
Strolling down the small streets in the evening, one can see a garden of lanterns, family tables, and the warm light of street lamps and get tempted to stop and tell tales with the locals and the tourists.
The moment you enter holidays to Valencia, you will find out the beauty of the town is not in big monuments, but the little things you do with people who live there, each one being a living memory about the time you are going to shoot it.
Capital (of the province): Tagbilaran City
International airport: No international airport in Valencia
Nearest commonly used: Bohol-Panglao International Airport
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

When planning your holidays in Valencia, Bohol, the rolling rice fields and farmland should be on your list, as they provide unlimited views of the country, which vary with the seasons.
The fact that the town is very close to the Chocolate Hills means that one can view the hills in a less crowded, intimate setting more so in the early morning when the hills are still glowing with golden light.
A light stream flows through the fringes and its clear waters cover the sky, and offers a natural playground where an individual can fish, swim or just have a rest under the shade of trees around it.
The territory is filled with small natural springs the water of which with mineral richness welcomes spring breakers to cool down after spending a day exploring various locations.
The streets of Valencia with their homes of nipa roofs and their colourful street markets provide a glimpse of how life has been in Bohol and seems a bit nostalgic but welcoming.
The harmony of the quiet nature and the hospitable people of these areas makes it possible to make the visitor feel truly at home ready to forget the flocks of tourists that come to more recognised places.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Seasons to Travel

On holidays to Valencia, Bohol, the dry season between December and May gives the best skies in the out of doors adventure and hikes and drives are more comfortable.
January and February are the cool months and are accompanied by cool breezes that keep the heat at bay, which is suitable to people who like a cooler climate.
The period of April and May is the month of festival mania, town celebrations explode in colour and music, local delicacies demonstrate the colourful essence of the community.
With a comfortable drive to Valencia, Bohol, the nearest airport will be that of World Pinoy Flights, which can get you to the start of your holiday hassle free.
The period between June and August is known as late summer and causes the rice terraces to be a beautiful green, which makes them ripe for photography enthusiasts.
The monsoon season (June to October) is short-lived but heavy rain is enough to change the landscape into a living mosaic of the green colour, however, you should avoid it in case you want to do sightseeing continuously.

WORTH A VISIT

Worth A Visit

Pulangbato Falls

Pulangbato falls with its impressive red coloured rock structure is a dramatic splash that is not only exciting but also beautiful to the photography lovers.
The waterfall is easily accessible and this aspect makes it a favourite among families, but the rugged environment helps maintain a natural feel that many would desire.
The local guides can take you up a simple path and show you the distinct mineral beds, causing the rocks to have the crimson colour.
Tourists are able to have their feet in the cool basin underneath and experience the misting of the falls on their skin which acts as a natural coolant.
The forest on the sides offers good shade and thus will be a good place to rest after a short hike particularly on hot afternoons.
The falls do not have intensive tourist facilities and so you get to see the natural beauty of the Bohol waterways.

Valencia Public Market

The Valencia Public Market is full of the life of daily routine, as farmers arrive with freshly harvested goods, and it is a real life experience of the locals.
The stalls are lined with fresh mangoes, bananas and fish, and all the items are more aromatic than the other making you have to taste or purchase as a guest.
The open design of the market facilitates socialisation, where you can inquire to those selling different food items about how you can cook the different foods they offer.
The people usually share their storeys on common dishes of grilled fish and the simplicity of the food reflects the abundance of agriculture of the region.
When the sun goes down, the lanterns in the market switch on making the place a beautiful well-lit place to walk in the evenings.
The absence of commercial chains in the market will guarantee that all purchases will benefit the small-scale farmers and keep the local economy afloat.

Rice Terraces & Fields

The large rice fields are spread like a patchwork quilt, with equally spaced pieces diligently taken care of by generations of farmers.
Due to the combination of light and shadows on the terraces at sunrise, photographers will remember the colour palette in the photos taken in an inimitable manner.
You can also feel the slow rhythm of the stalks as you pass through the fields which seems like nature is breathing.
The hills that surround it have other trails, which one can take in case he/she wishes to climb higher and observe a panoramic view of the whole valley.
Locals usually stop to tell the storeys of the time of planting, and it gives the visitor a closer insight into the traditions of farming in Bohol.
The calmness of the rice fields, with the birds calling every now and then, makes one have a tranquil atmosphere, which is conducive to thinking or meditating.

St. Nicholas of Tolentino Parish Church

St. The Nicholas of Tolentino Parish Church is a small but strategic centre to the community due to the profound Catholic affiliation of the town.
Its plain exterior with native wood carvings provides a relaxing prayer and meditation space in the village with all the commotion.
The church is one of the places where families and friends come together during monthly masses and have meals and storeys in the supportive environment.
The bell tower of the church can be accessed by a short climb, and it offers a tactical position to have an overall view of the whole town and its hills.
Filipino hymns are playing in the stone walls and this calls upon the visitors to join in the hymnal worship.
The size of the church is also small enough to make each attendee feel part of it rather than surrounded by masses of people in larger shrines.

DISCOVER MORE

Discover More

Local Rivers & Springs

There are small rivers flowing across Valencia, which provide cool refreshing water that would be the best to dip into after a day of hiking.
The flora surrounding gives a natural canopy, which gives shade and gives the quiet background to reflect or have picnics.
These rivers are usually visited by the local villagers where they tell storeys and laugh and it is a living breathing community.
The mirror-like reflection on the water surface by the sun forms a brilliant game of light, which is not only appreciated by the photographers but also by ordinary people.
Banks of the river are surrounded with small crabs and freshwater fish, which provide an insight into the local ecosystem without any overcrowding of tourists.
The soft murmur of the water is a relaxing tune even on the late afternoon to travellers who are in need of a quiet place to relax.

Barangay Hills

The Barangay Hills have smooth slopes, which are best covered with a leisurely walk that provides the hikers with the panoramic views of the valley below.
The trails are not well marked and provide an incentive to the travellers to discover the unknown parts of the landscape and at their own speed.
The hills provide a view of the whole town and its rice fields and the mountains in the distance that make the horizon of Valencia.
The green cover provides one with a feeling of privacy and it is an ideal location to relax without being distracted by the busy streets.
When the sun goes down, the shadows cast by the hills are lengthened making the scenery appear in warm colours that are ideal in the sunset photography.
On these hills, there is sometimes the inclusion of local events by communities as these local residents host small events to add a cultural aspect to the nature.

Rural Farm Visits

The visits to the farm in Valencia give you the opportunity of strolling on the rows of corn, rice and cocoanut palm, and enjoy the sound of the agricultural life.
Farmers are usually keen on telling the tips on sustainable farming methods that are of an educational value other than mere sightseeing.
Visitors might explore the community more deeply by attending a harvest demonstration or planting demonstration, and realise how much work it takes to feed the community.
The open areas of the farms are not congested with tourists and this provides a true picture of how locals grow their crops.
You can buy local products like fresh mangoes and eggs where the growers can sell them to you and you are sure that your money goes to the people who require it the most.
When you come during a planting season, you can see farmers tapping away at the soil in rhythmic tapping, and this creates a rapping musical effect to your presence.

Chocolate Hills Viewpoints Nearby

The less-touristy nature of Valencia towards the Chocolate Hills also means that you can have the iconic landscape without the crowds.
It is a brief drive to a lookout point where the panorama views give the hills a look of a rolling sea of beige particularly at the sunrise.
A picnic is the best place to be in this area since the fresh-baked local bread and the fruit are best enjoyed with the views.
It is possible to get the hills on their natural light with fewer cameras and people around and to show an unfiltered experience online.
The natural canopy in the view provides some shade in hotter days making the visit comfortable even during the high sun hours.
The silent admiration of the hills provides travellers with an opportunity to contemplate the art of nature, without the distractions which are caused by mass tourism.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Culture Traditions

During holidays in Valencia, Bohol, you will observe the powerful Catholic nature which is colouring all the town fiesta with processions, prayers bringing the entire community together.
The spirit of bayanihan volunteering cooperation is also evident in the everyday practises of communal farming, division of harvest and communal celebrations, which enhance a sense of unity.
Folk music and dance which are used on religious or seasonal occasions are a pure view of the creative spirit of the Valencia people.
The local craft, particularly in weaving and food preparation, is an indication of tradition of handcrafted artworks that come into being through generation.
Storytelling is carried in many festivals, and the elders share the ancient legends of the community linking it with its origin.
Village life is easy to live in, and the locals are friendly to such an extent that every cultural experience becomes a warm reception to participate in.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Food Fun Fashion

Food

One of the highlights of holiday in Valencia, Bohol is enjoying the fresh farm grown sea food and coconut desserts so much that the people of this country boast in front of the world.
The local restaurants and carinderias in the town offer lechon, grilled fish and rice cakes, all of which have the local flavour.
The mango and papaya are seasonal fruits and visitors get to enjoy the sweetness of the fruits in the market stalls or roadside vendors.
The confined application of online payments stimulates the face-to-face communication with the vendors, which contributes to the shopping experience with personal storeys.
The classic Filipino desserts, usually made using coconut milk are a creamy contrast to the savoury food that the area produces.
The local food is very simple and the community has a relationship with the land so that each meal they take is healthy and has a cultural significance.

Fun

The countryside is best explored by spending a lazy afternoon in the rice fields and rivers when on holidays to Valencia and to Bohol.
The photography lovers of the world are attracted by the natural light that casts over the rice paddies and hills and gives them unlimited creative shots.
The hiking up the Barangay Hills is an easy task that will leave the trekkers with breathtaking panoramic scenery and self-satisfaction.
Visiting farms can also give you an opportunity to purchase fresh produce straight off the farms, which means that a basic outing will turn out to be a useful educational experience.
The fiestas in town or the barangay will expose you to the local culture in which music, dancing and community dinners will leave you with memories.
The local rivers and springs provide a cool soak or an hour of thought to those who are relaxed in life.

Fashion

It is important to wear light and breathable clothes in order to be comfortable in the tropical weather, particularly during the afternoon rains of the rainy season.
Good grip comfortable shoes are essential in the rural terrain of uneven grounds as well as abrupt variations in the elevation during local hikes.
People should dress modestly during the church visits and community events, demonstrating respect to the local customs and traditions.
Every traveller should have sun protection gear in form of hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to keep his skin from getting irritated by the bright sunlight.
The insect repellent prevents the mosquitoes and other insects thus enabling you to relax as you enjoy spending your time outdoors.
Bringing a reusable water bottle will not only ensure that you stay hydrated but also help the town to minimise the amount of plastic waste.

NATURE & SAFARI

Nature Safari

The natural beauty of holidays to Valencia is mainly made up of farmlands, small rivers and hill landscapes, which is used as a canvas of green which changes with seasons.
Small wildlife, birds and farm animals have a free time in the country setting which makes them create a real ecosystem that is not often interfered with by human growth.
The virginity of the area is very suitable in solitary watching, which can enjoy the subtly life cycles in the rural setting.
The true essence of the community of Valencia is reflected in photography of rural living, e.g., the hard-working farmers or the children playing in the river.
The local fauna and flora equally offer learning experience to children and adults on the biodiversity of Bohol.
Travelling in the early mornings or late evenings can enable the visitors to see the most silent wildlife, which is not in the midst of the tourist centres.

EVENTS & FIESTAS

Events Fiestas

The holidays to Valencia festival on September 10 of the saint Nicholas of Tolentino, includes religious processions, the community feast, and games uniting families.
Barangay fiestas are small gatherings in which folk dances, music and meal sharing affirm the practise of community and cultural enrichment.
Holidays to Valencia celebrates the Holy Week with serious processions and contemplative meetings that celebrate the Catholic traditions of the town.
The harvest festivals are informal but they mark the harvest harvest of rice or coconuts and all can eat and dance in the rice fields.
The time of each festival is based on the cycles of the nature so that the celebrations of the community are in tune with the land rhythms.
The events provide foreigners with an opportunity to taste the real local culture and have a memorable and meaningful experience with the locals.

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