Type: Nature
Overview
Lundag Farmer’s Hill is a hilltop viewpoint in Barangay Lundag, Anda, at the eastern tip of Bohol. The site is named for its agricultural setting — a working farmland landscape — and offers views spanning sky, mountains, and sea from its elevated position. The provincial tourism profile notes its clean mountain air and quiet character.
Anda is Bohol’s easternmost municipality, with coastline on both the eastern and southeastern sides. The hill’s position allows views across the water toward open sea.
Location
Barangay Lundag, Anda, Bohol. Anda is approximately 130 km from Tagbilaran City at the far eastern end of the province.
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Getting There
Anda is reached by bus from Tagbilaran (approximately 3–4 hours). From Anda town proper, habal-habal or tricycle to Barangay Lundag. The Ca Inasia Cave and Ca Olehiyo Cave are recorded as nearby attractions in the same barangay area.
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Practical Info
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What to Expect
An elevated farming hillside with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the sea. The working farm context means the landscape is agricultural rather than forested — expect cleared land with cultivated plots and open sky. Nearby caves (Ca Inasia, Ca Olehiyo) can be combined into a half-day Barangay Lundag circuit.
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Notes
Anda municipality is also known for its white sand beaches, Anda Lagoon, and Anda Falls. The area receives fewer visitors than the Panglao-Chocolate Hills corridor, making it quieter for most of the year.
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Explore Anda: Bohol's Quiet Beach Peninsula
More to see in this area
municipalityAnda: Bohol's Quiet Beach Peninsula
Anda occupies Bohol's easternmost peninsula, a low-key alternative to Panglao with white-sand beaches, cave pools, and a Spanish-era watchtower, roughly 110km from Tagbilaran by road.
Best: Dec–Apr
More attractions in Anda: Bohol's Quiet Beach Peninsula
Other things to see nearby
Anda Falls
The waterfalls, amidst the lush greenery, drains into a clear swimming basin perfect for a refreshing dip. It is a perfect spot for a fun day with family and friends or a peaceful retreat.
- Anda Lagoon — A large fishpond amidst the green scenery where visitors can take pictures of the magnificent sunset.
- Bacong Trekking Tour — A community-guided eco-adventure loop in Barangay Bacong, Anda, Bohol. A 4.5-kilometre circuit (2.5–3.5 hours, moderate/Grade 3) linking three cave pool stations through uplifted karst limestone terrain: Banilad Spring Cave Pool (swim, up to 4m depth), Tibaw Cave Pool (swim), and the Swamp Cave Oasis (freshwater cave pool encircled by tilapia-populated wetland). Mandatory local guide (₱500/group up to 5); ₱50 environmental fee. Headlamp and closed footwear required.
Where to stay
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