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    THE CHOCOLATE HILLS OF BOHOL

    Oct 01, 2019 2 minutes
    by Jocelyn Ferrer

    Wait, did you say, “Chocolate Hills?!” If you have mouth-watering images of mounds of chocolate ready to be munched, your taste buds will be sorely disappointed.

    The Chocolate Hills are mostly conical-shaped knolls, made of limestone, that contain skeletons of marine life—hardly edible!

    These hills number more than a thousand and can

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