Attraction

Dompor Farms

Dompor Farms is an agri-tourism destination with sprawling terraces, rice plantation and a diverse array of flora.

Dompor Farms

Type: farms-agri

Overview

Dompor Farms is an agri-tourism property in Barangay San Agustin, Sierra Bullones, set into the terraced interior of Bohol. The land carries terraces, an active rice plantation, and a mixed planting of flora — rice remains the backbone crop of Sierra Bullones’s inland economy, and farms like this one are increasingly opening working fields to visitors as a second income stream. [TO ENRICH: farm area, specific crops grown, activities offered to visitors, entry fees, operational hours.]

Location

Barangay San Agustin, Sierra Bullones, Bohol. Sierra Bullones is a landlocked municipality in central-southern Bohol, situated inland from the coast.

Getting There

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Practical Info

  • Municipality: Sierra Bullones
  • Barangay: San Agustin
  • Tourism classification: Nature Tourism (BPTO)
  • [TO ENRICH: entry fees, guided tour availability, facilities on site, accommodation nearby]

What to Expect

Visitors typically walk the terraces and observe the rice cycle in progress rather than take part in structured activities — agri-tourism properties in this part of the province tend to be working farms first, attractions second. [TO ENRICH: specific activities, seasonal crop calendar, walkable trail details.]

Notes

Listed in the Bohol Provincial Tourism Office (BPTO) Table 11 — Inventory of Tourist Attractions (2025). Other agri-tourism and nature attractions in Sierra Bullones include River Trekking and the Wahig River.

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River TrekkingNature

River Trekking

Nature lovers and adventure seekers will enjoy the experience of trekking the 10-kilometer river traversing the different barangays. The trail follows the gushing river past exposed rock formations along the bank.

  • Wahig River — The river is a significant part of the larger Wahig-Inabanga System and Watershed. The water sources from the mountains of Sierra Bullones and streams through the municipalities of Danao and Pilar before it eventually joins the Inabanga River.