Man Made Forest

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Along the way going to our next destination, our van driver told us that they have a regulation in Bohol that when you want to cut some trees you need to ask for a permission or raise a request to the municipality that you do need so even if these trees are just at the vicinity of your home.

I’m not really sure if they really follow it. But this permission is not valid on the MAN MADE FOREST. He also said that the forest is an initiative of the local government.

Yah, I really noticed along the way that there are still a lot of untouched trees there. I hope they continue it that way.

The forest is consists of seemingly straight trees that are adjacent to each other. There is no sanctuary or a place where you’ll pay for some amount of entrance fee. The place is actually situated along the main road.

Along the road, are some hardworking vendors that offer some items on their few visitors. It is actually fun taking some pictures along the road, but watch out, there are a lot of vehicles passing by. So take picture on your own risks.

After some numerous try out, at last I’ve already got a cool shot! Don’t worry the car on my back already passed before we took the shot.

We actually don’t stay here that long, since the road is not a safe place to roam around.

Follow my 4Days/3Nights BOHOL-CEBU Trip:

Day 1

  Part 1: Its time everyone flies - My Cebu Pacific Experience

  Part 2: Blood Compact Monument and Original Blood Compact Site

  Part 3: Baclayon Church

  Part 4: Balwarte, a Pier outside Baclayon Church

  Part 5: PRONY, the biggest living python in captivity

  Part 6: Loboc River Cruise  

  Part 7: Loboc Tarsier  

  Part 8: Man Made Forest

  Part 9: Bohol Butterfly Sanctuary

  Part 10: Chocolate Hills

  Part 11: Bamboo Hanging Bridge

  Part 12: All Organic at Bohol Bee Farm