After a very fulfilling lunch we had at Loboc River, we went directly to Bohol Tarsier Sanctuary to finally see the cutest primates in the world. It's located in a well-maintained forest. Strategically secluded from the bustling city, this sanctuary houses to a lot of tarsiers. For just 10 pesos, you can already see them in their natural habitat and interact (in a very silent manner) with these tiny primates.
Then we went to the Butterfly Garden.  The entrance fee only costs 30 pesos. It serves as a shelter to beautiful varieties of butterflies. It's unfortunate that they wouldn't let the visitors to touch or to let the butterflies fly off on them anymore. The tour guide was too funny, I honestly thought I was gonna snore my whole way through the tour. Though, he kept on cracking jokes one after the other, he still gave some important sets of information we needed to know regarding these mesmerizing creatures.

With gorgeous butterflies come equally gorgeous flowers. I did not hesitate in taking photos of them, as well.



Standing like a queen, proud and tall.


Mating butterflies. Cos even insects have a better lovelife than me. 

Bohol is definitely warming up on me. I thought it was gonna be a little boring but it wasn't at all. It has more to offer than the postcard-perfect Chocolate Hills. It's definitely worth discovering. I had fun with the people we've met along the tour and the places we have visited so far. This day turned out to be more inclined with nature than of the city and I'm not mad about it. It's actually refreshing to see a different side of what I was usually used to seeing.