(SPOT.ph) For people living in an archipelago of more than three island groups, our preferred mode of transportation in going around the Philippines is flying. It can take you to your destination in just an hour or so. But booking a flight often requires advanced planning, some money in the bank, and getting over the fear of flying or heights. Another option is by hopping on a bus that goes aboard a RORO (roll-on, roll-off ships), which isn't too bad especially if you're a fan of long rides. And if you wish to visit Bohol anytime soon, a new bus route from the ParaƱaque Integrated Terminal Exchange to Tagbilaran City just launched on October 22.
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Bohol Bus Ride from ParaƱaque Integrated Terminal Exchange in ParaƱaque City
Silverstar buses now ply from PITX to Tagbilaran City, Bohol. There's a daily schedule every 11 a.m., and tickets are available at Ticket Booth 3 on the second floor of the terminal. One-way fare, according to the bus company, is P2,933. The trip takes about two days, including the travel by ship.
For more information, follow PITX on Facebook or call Silverstar at 0923-083-6026 and 0933-185-7643.