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When it comes to things to do in Bohol, most visitors normally hit the beach or the lush forests. It’s a welcome addition to add something completely different to your Bohol trip. A post shared by Travel Blogger Ramon (@nicerightnow) on May 14, 2019 at 3:37pm PDT Staged Development As of 2019 the access road was in the process of being concrete d and was still 50% unpaved. That is to say, it’s still under construction. Relax, it’s easily accessible by family sedan style motor vehicles during normal weather. During monsoon rain, you would need to be careful on the narrow access road. Cost of Sikatuna Mirror of the World TAG-MNL – Daily flights (PR2778) with a travel time of 1.20 hours. Flights depart at 4:05PM and arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 5:25PM.
The usual transportation for Tagbilaran is tricycle, where paying passengers can travel across town for around 50 pesos. Unfortunately, Mirror of the World is out of the normal range of a tricycle, thus you will need to find some other form of transportation. Drive a Car Visitors from Manila can book a direct flight to Bohol–Panglao International Airport via AirAsia and Philippine Airlines. MNL-TAG – Daily flights (Z2358) with a travel time of 1.25 hours. Flights depart at 11:35AM and arrive at the Bohol–Panglao International Airport at 1PM. MNL-TAG – Daily flights (PR2777) with a travel time of 1.20 hours. Flights depart at 2:05PM and arrive at the Bohol–Panglao International Airport at 3:25PM.MNL-TAG – Daily flights (Z2350) with a travel time of 1.3 hours. Flights depart at 7:25AM and arrive at the Bohol–Panglao International Airport at 8:55AM. For the safety of the visitors and park staff, COVID-19 protocols are strictly followed. Visitors should wear their masks at all times. How to get to Sikatuna, Bohol This unique Bohol tourist destination opened in late 2018. It is a collection of famous statues and structures from around the world, faithfully reproduced in scaled down versions. This is a one of a kind when it comes to Bohol activities. The Sikatuna Mirror of the World opens at 7 am and closes at 9 pm. The park takes on a different character at night when the light show cranks up.
For anyone with access to a motor vehicle, this is the best way to get to this Bohol tourist destination. It’s about a 30-minute drive from downtown Tagbilaran City. The traffic is slow in this part of the world, where driving at 60 km/h is considered very fast. The view from Christ the Redeemer Hire a Motorcycle The light show is actually nothing fancy, but the main attractions of Christ the Redeemer, Singapore Merlion and Statue of Liberty do change color from white to red to blue. The biggest attraction at night may actually be escaping the oppressive daytime heat. Personally, I would prefer to visit at night for this reason. Dining Out at Mirror of the World Definitely bring some comfortable shoes. Whilst you don’t need to cover a lot of distance, there are quite a lot of stairs to climb.TAG-MNL – Daily flights (Z2355) with a travel time of 1.25 hours. Flights depart at 6:50PM and arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 8:15PM. Motorcycles are cheap, local hotels and apartments usually hire them out for around 200 pesos per day. This is a great option in the warm tropical climate and one which makes it easy to add more Bohol activities of your choice.
MNL-TAG – Daily flights (Z2354) with a travel time of 1.25 hours. Flights depart at 5PM and arrive at the Bohol–Panglao International Airport at 6:25PM. The Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden is owned by Jan Yngvar Kolstø and Ann Dulogan Kolstø. The couple built the Park to share their experiences and trips from abroad with the Filipinos and promote tourism in Sikatuna by bringing a new tourist destination to Bohol. TAG-MNL – Daily flights (Z2351) with a travel time of 1.25 hours. Flights depart at 9:25AM and arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 10:50AM. The Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden is in Barangay Libjo, Sikatuna, Bohol and owned by Jan Yngvar Kolstø and Ann Dulogan Kolstø. Their hope in creating this incredible park and garden is to share their experiences of traveling the world to other visitors.Currently, The Mirror is in different phases of construction, with new landmarks unveiled to the public after each completed phase. Phase 1 was ready for visitors in 2018, and this area features landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge, the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, the Merlion, and Christ the Redeemer. The later phases promise other marvels, such as Dutch windmills, the Petronas Twin Towers, Big Ben, Mount Rushmore, and the Colosseum.
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