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Chocolate Hills Complex, Carmen, Tagbilaran, Philippines
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2024
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The Chocolate Hills are one of the Philippines' most popular tourist attractions. In fact, there are 1,268 hills, ranging in height from 60 to 120 m, whose vegetation suffers from the dry months of December to April, giving a chocolate hue to these geological curiosities, hence their name. In reality, the dry season is not quite dry, and rains are not uncommon in Bohol between December and April (sorry to break it to you). Legend has it that these hills are the tears that fell from the eyes of a giant. And it's true that there's something mythological about these domes - you can imagine Hobbits living there...

Getting there. Follow the road towards Carmen. The journey through winding roads, rice paddies and forests is very picturesque. The 2 km passage through the Bilar Man-Made Forest is particularly beautiful. This is a forest of mahogany trees planted by the locals as part of a reforestation project over 50 years ago, the lanky trees reaching dizzying heights. Once you arrive, you have to park in the parking lot on the main road and pay the parking and environmental fees. Shuttles then take visitors to the viewpoint, 5 minutes away. You have to climb 214 steps to reach the 360-degree panoramic viewpoint and embrace these hundreds of small hills. The view is far more impressive in fine weather, of course. It's a quick tour. Combine your visit with that of the tarsiers and the Loboc River.

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Visited in february 2024
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Un site incontournable, il faut monter beaucoup de marche pour accéder au promontoire, un site agréable malgré le monde
Visited in january 2019
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Les chocolats hills sont des petites montagnes
Paysage magnifique à voir mais y aller en début de journée à l'ouverture pour profiter sans trop de monde
Accessible en scooter donc pas de crainte
geographe73
Visited in december 2018
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formations karstiques
Les chocolate hills sont des formations karstiques emblématiques de l'île de Bohol et des Philippines, en forme de dômes. Intéressant bien que la visite classique ne consiste qu'en un point de vue panoramique sur les collines alentours, où se pressent les touristes.
Floflo61
Visited in february 2019
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Une vue magnifique
On ne voit pas ça tous les jours : c'est superbe ! Mais allez-y tôt le matin pour y être seul ou presque car avec la foule c'est moins bien...
tchong
Visited in december 2017
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Très beaux paysages mais pas la peine de faire un détour pour voir les Chocolates Hill.
Il faut gravir pas mal de marches pour arriver au pont de vue. Très fatiguant pour les personnes d'un certain âge. Nous sommes restés un gros 5 minutes pour tirer des photos.
C'est bien de le faire si on fait un circuit.

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