The friendly owners of this roadside place will explain about rice cultivation (humay) in Bohol. They have jars full of myriad rice varieties, and some traditional garb including dusty hats (watch out for lurking spiders!) which you can try on. It's 4km south of the main Chocolate Hills viewpoint.
Rice Museum
Bohol
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1. Chocolate Hills Main Viewpoint
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In the heart of town, this elegant church was built in 1767, burned to the ground in 1798 and rebuilt and enlarged in 1855.