📜 Protected area dedicated to preserving the Philippine tarsier, one of the smallest primates in the world, located on Bohol island, Philippines. 🔍 Observe tarsiers in their natural habitat and learn about ethical conservation and protection of these sensitive primates.# Why Go 🌿 Explore lush forest surroundings. 💰 Support genuine tarsier conservation efforts. 🐒 See rare, googly-eyed, nocturnal primates up close in their natural habitat. 🤫 Experience a peaceful, quiet environment. 📸 Take flash-free photos.# Why Avoid 🤫 Requires visitors to be quiet and avoid flash photography. 🚫 Touching tarsiers is strictly prohibited. 🌧️ Trails can be muddy and slippery when raining.# Tips 🗓️ Best to visit in the afternoon, or during the dry season (November to May) for ideal weather. 👟 Bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and insect repellent. 🗣️ Guides will help you spot the well-camouflaged tarsiers. 🤫 Tarsiers are stress-sensitive; avoid sudden movements.# Cost 💰 Entrance fee P150 for adults, P120 for seniors, students, and PWD. Kids free.# Hours 🕒 Daily 8:30 am - 3:30 pm.# Getting There 📍 Located in Corella, Bohol, about 20 mins from Tagbilaran City. 🚗 Ask tour guides to take you to Corella sanctuary, not unethical mini-zoos.