Attraction

Duangon Cold Spring

The fresh water is colder because of the surrounding trees that covers the place.

Duangon Cold Spring

Type: natural-feature

Overview

Duangon Cold Spring is a freshwater spring in Barangay Zamora, Bilar, set in Bohol’s interior hill country. A dense canopy over the spring blocks most direct sun, which is why the water runs noticeably colder than the surrounding air. [TO ENRICH: water temperature range, pool size, whether swimming is permitted, facilities on site.]

Location

Barangay Zamora, Bilar, Bohol. Bilar sits on the Loboc-Bilar road in central Bohol, within the Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape. The municipality is known for its man-made mahogany forest and several spring systems.

Getting There

Bilar is accessible from Tagbilaran City via the Carmen-Bilar road — approximately 30–40 kilometres inland. [TO ENRICH: travel time, jeepney route details, specific barangay road conditions to Zamora, whether a local guide is needed.]

Practical Info

  • Municipality: Bilar
  • Barangay: Zamora
  • Tourism classification: Pools and Springs (BPTO)
  • [TO ENRICH: entry fee, operating hours, caretaker or barangay contact, water depth, swimming safety]

What to Expect

Quiet and forested, with the same cool-microclimate effect that runs through Bilar’s mahogany forest belt more broadly — shade first, temperature second. [TO ENRICH: trail access to the spring, nearby swimming holes, picnic area availability.]

Notes

Bilar municipality contains multiple spring and nature attractions, including Logarita Spring within the Rajah Sikatuna Protected Landscape, Bilar Eco-Park, and the Bilar Tarsier sanctuary. Duangon Cold Spring is listed in the BPTO Table 11 — Inventory of Tourist Attractions (2025).

Explore Bilar: The Man-Made Forest and Rajah Sikatuna's Gateway

More to see in this area

More attractions in Bilar: The Man-Made Forest and Rajah Sikatuna's Gateway

Other things to see nearby

Logarita Spring Poolnatural-feature

Logarita Spring Pool

A spring-fed pool inside Rajah Sikatuna National Park, Bilar, known for clean, cool, drinkable water amid mahogany and hardwood trees.

  • Bilar Eco-Park — The Bilar Eco-Park sits within the Bilar man-made forest, a roughly two-kilometre stretch of planted mahogany along the Loboc-Bilar boundary.
  • Bilar Man-Made Forest — The Bilar Man-Made Forest is a dense, planted stand of mahogany along the Loboc–Bilar road that forms a cool, shaded tunnel of trees — a symbol of successful reforestation and a standard photo stop en route to the Chocolate Hills.

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