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By Turning Boholano on May 5, 2012 in: foods, eats, Merienda, BQ Mall, Tagbilaran City, palabok, Bohol Coconut Farm, pancit Malabon
Pancit PalabokOne of the foods I missed the most, being here in Panglao Island, were the Pancit Malabon or Luglog and Palabok. These noodle dishes are easily found at Manila’s eateries, but not in Bohol. Jolibee’s has palabok, but the...
By Turning Boholano on Apr 28, 2012 in: church, Bohol, Tagbilaran City, Our Lady of Lourdes Church
The Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Tagbilaran City was built on a promontory overlooking the city’s scenic bay.The church’s structure was originally a clubhouse of the Knights of Columbus Council 3290. Erected in 1955, this was the venue of the K...
By Connie's Notebook on Apr 25, 2012 in: Bohol, Nokia Asha 303, Samsung Galaxy S II, Tagbilaran City, Villa Alzhun
I initially thought of writing about our Bohol adventures in strict chronological order, but as I sat down and listed the topics to write about, oh bother the order. Let’s start with the meaty travelogue right away. I mean, I … Continue readi...
By laagan na cebuana on Apr 19, 2012 in: Travel, adventure travel with, destinations, Bohol, travel adventure with, tourist spot, Philippine, PHP, Tagbilaran, Loboc River, Baclayon Bohol, Tagbilaran City, Chocolate Hills, Baclayon Church, Bus, Guindulman Bohol
I thought that April would be boring for me as I don’t have scheduled out of town trips. For some …Continue reading »...
By Turning Boholano on Apr 10, 2012 in: Loboc, Bilar, mahogany trees, Bohol, Tagbilaran City
The Bohol man-made forest is truly a Boholanos’ labor of love. It was created sometime in 1953 along both sides of a winding two-kilometer road that stretches from Loboc to Bilar. Mainly filled with mahogany trees, the uni...
By jeanbeltran on Mar 13, 2012 in: coffee, puto maya, Tagbilaran City, puto, puto sikwate
When I was younger, my family has this habit of spending our early Sunday morning at the local market, each of us has our own plate of puto maya (sticky rice cooked in coconut milk and ginger) and a drink that accompanies it, the sikwate (h...
By jeanbeltran on Mar 6, 2012 in: Restaurants in Bohol, cheeseburger, a cup of jo tagbilaran city, a cup of jo, Tagbilaran City, beef and cheese burrito
Before James and I head back to Cebu last Sunday, I kept on insisting for another round of good cheeseburger at A Cup of Jo inside BQ mall in Tagbilaran City. I posted how good their cheeseburgers before and I can't get enough of it. While on our way...