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Shh...The tarsiers are sleeping

April 9th 2015
Tagbilaran; The jump off point for visitors wishing to visit the popular chocolate hills and the incredibly cute Tarsiers in a nearby sanctuary. Tagbilaran is the main port town on the island of Bohol. From Malapascua we travelled back to Cebu city, stayed a few nights (in order to extend our 30 day visa) and then caught a 2 hr ferry from Cebu port across to Tagbilaran, Bohol. We arrived in Tagbil ... read more
Asia » Philippines » Bohol » Tagbilaran

Philippine Flag The Philippine Islands became a Spanish colony during the 16th century; they were ceded to the US in 1898 following the Spanish-American War. In 1935 the Philippines became a self-governing commonwealth. Manuel QUEZON was elected President and was ta... ... read more
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13th May 2015

Trippy tarsiers
How lucky you were able to see a few of those cute, bizarre tarsiers since they are both nocturnal and solitary. After your comment on the food, I looked up Philippine cuisine on Wikipedia, and indeed, most of it was meat based. So the cuisine and the jeepneys (combis here) are both rather like those in Peru--it's not a meal if it doesn't have meat, and the transport is cheap and there's always room for 10 more. Pretty funny!
14th May 2015

Trippy Tasiers
Yes very true. I was just touched by how delicate they were. Most of the time here, in Bohol I resorted to flavoured fries and fruit. I did find vegetable dishes in rest of the Philippines, although my selection was limited mainly a cocoanut vegetable curry that I loved. Strangely they don't eat much veg. Like you said for them a meal isn't a meal in some places without meat. I now enter a new place and pray they have a bit of a selection. I love that Indonesia caters for me. Thanks for the heads up, Hopefully I'll find places with kitchens in Peru so I can prepare food myself.
14th May 2015

Trippy Tasiers
Yes very true. I was just touched by how delicate they were. Most of the time here, in Bohol I resorted to flavoured fries and fruit. I did find vegetable dishes in rest of the Philippines, although my selection was limited mainly a cocoanut vegetable curry that I loved. Strangely they don't eat much veg. Like you said for them a meal isn't a meal in some places without meat. I now enter a new place and pray they have a bit of a selection. I love that Indonesia caters for me. Thanks for the heads up, Hopefully I'll find places with kitchens in Peru so I can prepare food myself.
16th May 2015

Tarsiers
They are adorable and we loved seeing them
17th May 2015

Tasiers
Same here. We just hoped that the tourism during the day light hours does not disturb or endager them.

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