Bohol Tour - Butterfly Sanctuary

Our next stop on our tour was the Butterfly Sanctuary. The entrance fee is 45 PHP per person ($1 CDN) and you are also provided a guide to take you around the sanctuary.

The sanctuary is very beautiful inside. Full of plants, flowers, and of course butterflies!

Our guide told us that butterflies snacks on mangoes. They love it!

I got one butterfly to land on my hand.

Spot the pretty butterfly. It's blending in with the plants.

I was very fascinated with this flower. It's so vibrant! It's called "ginger flower".

At the end of our tour, our guide made us pose in front of preserved butterflies and took this photo of us.

What I Ate: Philippines Part II

Mango smoothie for me on a hot day.

I got obsessed in ordering grilled eggplant with tomatoes and red onions. The only veggie dish I can eat every day.

Beef sinigang. Nothing more comforting than eating this dish on a rainy day with rice.

More BBQ pork with grilled veggies this time. Does that make it more healthy?

This whole fish was delicious! Grilled fish is the best.

My ultimate favourite noodle dish from the Philippines is palabok.

And of course Halo-halo from Chowking. It has a lot of delicious toppings (flan, ice cream, fruits, jackfruit, tapioca, etc). It's the best. Have you tried it?

Chowking!

This is inside the SM Seaside mall food court. I was very hungry so we ordered a lot. We have sinigang again with veggies, and kare-kare (oxtail stew).

Our hotel in Cebu had a great breakfast buffet. This was my last breakfast in Cebu. I had danggit (dried fish) with sausages (longganisa), corned beef, with garlic rice.