Type: Health and Wellness
Overview
Lonoy Cold Spring is a cold freshwater spring in Barangay Lonoy, Jagna, Bohol, classified under Health and Wellness in the BPTO tourism inventory. Barangay Lonoy is also the location of the Lonoy Martyr Site, a Philippine-American War historical marker (see that entry for the 1901 Battle of Lonoy), making this barangay a combined natural and heritage destination within Jagna municipality.
A local travel account (not tied to BPTO) mentions a “Tubod Spring” in Barangay Lonoy as “a local favorite for cold springs” — “tubod” is Cebuano for spring, so this may well be a colloquial name for the same site described here, though the correspondence is not confirmed and should not be assumed without ground-truthing.
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Location
Barangay Lonoy, Jagna, Bohol. Jagna is a municipality on Bohol’s south coast, approximately 64 km east of Tagbilaran City. Lonoy is an interior barangay of Jagna.
Getting There
From Tagbilaran City, take a bus or van to Jagna (approximately 1.5 to 2 hours). From Jagna town center, habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) serves interior barangays including Lonoy.
Practical Info
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What to Expect
A cold spring in an inland barangay setting. The Lonoy Martyr Site is nearby, allowing a combined visit for travelers interested in both natural and heritage attractions in the same barangay.
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Notes
[FACT NEEDED: source profile lists this attraction by name and classification only — full description requires enrichment.]
- Possible alternate/local name “Tubod Spring”: Things to do in Jagna, Bohol – The Boholana, accessed 2026-07-17 (unconfirmed correspondence — flagged, not asserted).
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