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A staircase going up to the viewing deck, big to small steps. It is a bit tiring for someone who does not exercise daily. Don't worry, there's a resting area on some areas of the staircase. It's hot, and a bit windy up there. Just...More
A must visit if you're in Bohol. We went as part of a day tour and heard about the geological history, then climbed the two hundred steps to see the hills. Very interesting and unique, and some great photos. We were in the town of...More
The Chocolate Hills” which are a group of about one thousand five hundred unusual shaped hills,which are unique to the island of Bohol, to us they looked like Christmas pudding. Most of the hills are only about one hundred metres in height, and are known...More
Not visiting the chocolate hills because it's full of tourists is like not visiting the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The Chocolate Hills are fascinating, not exactly the most beautiful sight, but truly fascinating to see how far they spread and what an interesting geological formation...More
Such a wonder of nature seeing those hills form into mounds like chocolate. My advice in going there; - wear comfy shoes coz u need to climb a hundred stairs to reach the view - bring cash, cards not accepted - high resolution camera for...More
I hired a scooter from Panglao beach and took me 2 hours to Get here and I felt like the journey to get there on the scooter was better! There are plently of photos of the chocolate hills and when you get there you feel...More
Very nice to see the hills but very busy with selfie crowds. We spent 10 minutes there and moved on.
Odd hills formed into mounds....makes an interesting stop....but not sure why it such a tourist attraction. Apparently a big selfie stop though....perfect for photo bombers!
This place has a scenic view and that's all that matters. To enjoy the full sight of the hills, you have to take the 220-step climb to the deck (don't crucify me if I got the numbers wrong). The best way to enjoy this place...More
The Chocolate Hills have many stories as to why they are there, but these intriguing rounded lumps form an amazing landscape when viewed from the visitor centre. There are various ways to get to them, but most people hire a driver or join a group...More
