Tarsier the smallest primate. They are so cute. the museum is small but informative. You can see Tarsiers, they are on the trees, you can not near them but can take photo without flash.

A really nice way to explore the history and culture of the island of Bohol. Well laid out with plenty of information and story telling along the tour. Quite small. But If museums are your thing it is really worth a visit.

Don't know if it's because it was a Sunday so also all the Filipinos were there, but the place was packed. The little animals are nice to look at, but the park is really small and in 5 minutes you are done.

cool area for a small place...veri informative and the staff are very helpful for more inquiries about their displays...

NOT much there. it's a small museum, a National Museum Bohol Branch. There are a few interesting items to see BUT I wouldn't go out of your way to visit it.

The museum has no entrance fee, they only ask the guest for donations. Museum was really small, not we were expecting but there are a lot of stuff that you can read and see. Preserved animals, old shells, pre-historic human skulls, old pots, and bohol...More

This is a former church now converted to a museum with a gift shop that sells various religious artifacts to include Catholic Bibles, Rosaries, Candles, Medals, Medallions, etc. It you like museums this is the place to go as there is a lot of history...More

This very well put museum is small (only one room, actually), but has good exhibits and information about Bohol: both natural and anthropological history. No entrance fee, but you can make a donation (which is very well deserved).

It is not big and can be toured within an hour or so. Showing some archeological finds with good descriptions.Not the Smithsonian of course, but you are in a 3rd world country in a provincial town. But I liked it ! Donations are expected and...More

First time I saw this creature... I swear Kind scary for me .. those eyes.. but a pleasant experience though