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This private tour takes you to a coastal village in Bohol where Asin Tibuok, a traditional salt with a history of several hundred years, is still made. You can watch up close the traditional method of filtering seawater through layers of ash and slowly boiling it in clay pots. Learn about the cultural significance of this salt, once prized by royalty, from a Bohol Tourism Office–accredited guide, and meet local artisans to hear their stories. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for a comfortable trip.
After pickup from your hotel, head to a coastal village that still produces salt using traditional methods passed down for centuries. Asin Tibuok means "whole salt"; it was once prized by royalty and is now known as a rare salt. Your Bohol Tourism Office–accredited guide explains its history and cultural significance.
See how seawater is filtered through layers of ash, slowly boiled, and carefully sealed inside clay pots. You learn the entire process from seawater to clay pot, which can take several weeks to complete.
During the tour, meet local artisans, hear their stories, and learn how this traditionally passed-down craft supports the local community. The tour ends with a close look at the finished product, and sometimes a tasting. The salt has a smoky aroma and a flavor unique to the Philippines.
※ The tour lasts about 4–5 hours including travel time.
※ Salt tasting may not take place depending on on-site conditions.
Meeting point :
Tagbilaran City hotel pickup
Meeting point information:
Pickup takes place at the hotel or designated pickup location selected when booking. Please check the voucher provided after your booking is confirmed for the exact pickup location and time.