Loyola and Teray Lakes

Overview

Loyola and Teray Lakes are two adjacent lakes in Barangay Libertad, Baclayon, Bohol. They are recorded in the provincial tourist-attraction inventory under the Nature / Lakes & Ponds classification.

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Location

Barangay Libertad, Baclayon, Bohol. Baclayon is located southeast of Tagbilaran City along the coastal road.

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Getting There

Baclayon is approximately 6 km from Tagbilaran City. From Tagbilaran, take a jeepney or multicab bound for Baclayon. From the town proper, ask for directions to Barangay Libertad.

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Practical Info

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What to Expect

Two named lakes — Loyola and Teray — within the same barangay. The setting is inland Bohol with karst and agricultural landscape typical of Baclayon’s interior areas.

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Notes

Baclayon is also home to the Baclayon Church (Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepción), a National Cultural Treasure from the Spanish colonial period. The Ambugani Hills and various caves are also recorded tourist attractions in the same municipality.

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