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Ever wished you could travel the world without leaving the Philippines? In Bohol, you actually can. Hidden in the quiet town of Sikatuna is a unique attraction that is quickly gaining popularity. Welcome to the Mirror of the World, a photo-ready destination where you can explore miniature versions of global landmarks in one go.
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Image credit: Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden | FB page
This place is like a mini global tour. Imagine standing in front of the Eiffel Tower, strolling past the Statue of Liberty, then stopping for a snap beside Christ the Redeemer. It is not a dream. These iconic sights are all part of the Mirror of the World’s open-air display, filled with scaled-down replicas of famous landmarks.
The best part is you do not need a visa or a plane ticket. You can visit this spot during your Bohol trip and feel like a world explorer in just a few hours.
Image credit: Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden | FB page
As soon as you walk in, you will see models of landmarks from different countries. It is a fun and educational place to bring kids, especially if you want to introduce them to cultures from around the globe in an exciting way.
For content creators and travel lovers, this place is heaven. You can take photos from every angle, with each area offering a different vibe. One moment you are in New York, the next you are in Paris or Rio de Janeiro. Your followers might just think you really flew overseas.
Image credit: Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden | FB page
What makes this attraction in Bohol stand out is how it combines entertainment, education, and creativity in one space. The area is well maintained, the paths are easy to walk through, and the entire vibe is relaxed and family-friendly.
It is a nice break from the usual beach or mountain trips. Mirror of the World shows that travel is also about imagination and appreciation for what other places have to offer, even if you are just exploring them through detailed replicas.
If you are already in Bohol for the Chocolate Hills, Panglao beaches, or countryside tours, make time to drop by Sikatuna. This hidden gem will give you a different kind of travel experience.
Image credit: Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden | FB page
To make your Bohol adventure smoother, here are some useful finds:
Three-day Bohol tour package – Perfect for first-time visitors, this tour includes top attractions and costs around ₱5,580.
Waterproof map of Bohol province – A practical way to check out the island without worrying about damage from rain or spills. Priced at ₱79.
Illustrated Bohol map poster – A cute and colourful souvenir that also works as a visual guide. Available for ₱250.
Travel planner and itinerary checklist – Great for organising your day trips and must-see spots. Get yours for ₱175.
Recycled paper weekly planner in A5 size – Ideal for writing down schedules and notes during your travels. It costs ₱70.
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Image credit: Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden | FB page
The Mirror of the World in Sikatuna proves that you do not have to go far to experience the wonders of the world. Whether you are a photography fan, a travel enthusiast, or just looking for a fun and relaxing day out, this destination is a unique way to explore and enjoy.
If you are planning a trip to Bohol, make sure this spot is on your list. It is not just a place for photos. It is a reminder of how travel can be creative, inclusive, and full of surprises.
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