Bohol Tarsier Conservation Area

One of the Best Places To Visits in Villa Aurora Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. We had a very bad weather, heavy rain, so it felt even more crowded with the umbrellas, as the place is really small. You can go along a preset path and definitely see the who are really cute and scary at the same time. I am not sure how healthy this is for the animals though 🥺 I appreciate these type of conservation areas where they take good care of the species of specific from maintaining the ecosystem to boosting the local economy and upholding environmental responsibility. It was a good although are nocturnal, we get to see how they are in the area. A must and recommended as are not common in most places. 來看瀕臨絕種的眼鏡猴好地方 紀念品部其實算便宜，但要注意有時算錢跟標示的價錢不一樣，要自己算一下總數 The Bohol Conservation is a lovely place to visit, offering a unique opportunity to see these adorable up close. The location is well-organized, with plenty of parking available for visitors. We were able to spot more than eight tarsiers, which were fascinating to observe. While some might confuse them with bats or mice, their big, expressive eyes are absolutely captivating. The staff were friendly and helpful, ensuring smooth traffic flow throughout the site, and they were always there to direct visitors. However, like in any popular tourist spot, there were a few people who didn’t follow the simple instruction of avoiding flash photography, which is essential for the well-being of the tarsiers. Overall, it’s a great that can easily be combined with other attractions in Bohol, like ATV riding, the Chocolate Hills, and the river cruise lunch. If you're in the area, the Bohol Conservation is definitely worth a for a memorable, nature-filled experience. Highly recommended! Here you can see the tarsier. They have a couple of them for viewing. will not take long as you will only go around their enclosure. There are spot that you can take picture of them and a staff will assist you. At the end, you will be visiting their souvenir shop. An interesting place to see when you Bohol! Entrance ticket price is cheap. You can buy ticket quickly at the counter. The trip is not too long but you can see real cute little on the tree. Very worth seeing. The Bohol Conservation is a protected sanctuary dedicated to preserving the endangered Philippine Tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world. We went there on a weekday and there were a lot of foreign tourists, local and international. Located in Bilar, Bohol, the provides a habitat for these nocturnal creatures. Within the area, there are plenty of stores for snacks and refreshments. Awesome beauty and excellent views of the Chocolate Hills. Easy access by stairs to viewing platform. 220 steps to the top. With any luck you can see the world’s smallest primate while they sleep during the day. Small admission fee. Bathrooms available on site. The Tasier are cute. They just hiding under the leaves and rest at day time. They hunt insects at night for supper. The place is not very big but there are 5 to 6 Tasier in the sanctuary. 170peso per person. You only stay for 15 minutes or so as it's quite small but it's so lovely to see these tiny adorable creatures. They are nocturnal but a couple of them opened their eyes. The staff are friendly and point out where they are and offer to take photos for you. Excellent conservation for the tarsier. Staff ensure strict rules such as no camera flashes or loud noise to allow the to live and thrive comfortably in their habitat. When I visited, there was a bit of an overcast, so my photos did not come out very clearly of the tarsiers, but it was still very memorable to see them in person. The gift shop of this complex offers a great variety of tarsier/Bohol themed items. My favorite purchase was the cap/hat for only 180 pesos. is also present in Leyte (my home province), but i did not get to see one (other members of my family able to see it). So, it is a nice to actually see it in person, it is literally very small, and cute. The only cons in this place is it gets very crowded. If you've never seen a tarsier, this is a great spot for a quick visit! You get to enjoy watching these adorable up close in a peaceful setting. It's a short but sweet experience—definitely worth it! Visiting the Bohol Conservation was a nice experience. The place is peaceful, and it was amazing to see the up close while the staff made sure visitors kept quiet and respected their space. It’s a short stop, but definitely worth it if you’re in Bohol. 170p ticket. The staffs will point out to you where the is. They are really very small. They also help you take photos together with the monkey. There's a souvenir shop at the exit, pretty much to buy there. 讚 The is good but requires more improvement and rehabilitation. Also, I love seeing this very tiny called which is an endangered species in the Philippines but also felt bad for them being bothered by people's presence in their supposedly comfort zone. I hope the management with the assistance of the government can do more to preserve and protect this creatures. Loved this place, it’s amazing to see the in their habitat. We were told if you go to the sanctuary you’re guaranteed to see them as it’s like a zoo and they are captive but we preferred to hopefully see them in their habitat. And yes we saw four of them and quite close up! Amazing little creatures! the path is short but well worth it! Lovely animals. You can see them very well. Just too bad that some tourists don’t read the rules or watch the short informational video in the beginning. People there help you spot the animals and even help you to take pictures. I avoided the zoo after learning these animals are strictly nocturnal and extremely sensitive to noise and light. The sanctuary ignores their needs by displaying them in lit environments with constant tourist traffic. This extreme stress triggers horrific self-harm behaviors—tarsiers will kill themselves by deliberately bashing their skulls against hard surfaces or refusing all food until they starve to death. The conservation efforts to protect the and their habitat are impressive, and it was amazing to see these fascinating animals up close. One thing I would suggest is improving the signage around the to help guide visitors more easily through the different sections. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience! Были в середине дня, все звери спали, поэтому было не интересно. Территория маленькая, но аккуратно сделана, Вход 170php. Рядом есть небольшая пещера за 150php. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.