Originally posted in Multiply page of Khristen

Chocolate Hills, the 1,268 limestone hills of Bohol was the most awaited tour
we had. We really expected a breath taking and fun sight seeing…and the “hills” didn’t fail us. Chocolate Hills are exceptional…. we were surprised at how many tourists there were, but considering this was a bit like a tourist spot, we shouldn’t have been surprised. We really had a great time finding ourselves to be flying on top of the chocolates =)

On our way back to the city, we got off at hanging bridge to take pictures then walked along on it. It was bloody scary, never been scared of heights like that before. The swaying of the bridge made it harder for me to ignore the heights. Yet, i still managed to cross and found there the “Buco King” who was once featured in tv to be the fastest guy to peel Buco using his teeth, too bad i wan’t able to take pictures. We hung out there for a while to take a break.

From there it took us another 15 mins drive to Clarins residence. The ancestral house that was preserved and became a museum of the old way ofl ife in Bohol. My uncle was so persistent to show us the Clarin’s house because according to him, it was the best replica of my grandparent’s house in Candijay… it wasn’t preserved though…. =(