Type: parks-natureHours: Open daily, 7:00 AM-9:00 PM
Overview
Sikatuna Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden is a themed open-air park in Barangay Libjo, Sikatuna, built around miniature replicas of landmark structures from around the world — among them the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, Christ the Redeemer, the Sydney Opera House, and Tower Bridge.
The park runs both day and night hours. After dark, the replicas are lit, giving the same walkthrough a different character than the daytime visit. A botanical garden runs alongside the model landmarks, adding a living plant collection to the built one.
Location
Barangay Libjo, Sikatuna, Bohol. The park sits inland, near Corella and within easy reach of other Sikatuna attractions including the Hanging Coffins and the Blacksmith Industry.
Getting There
From Tagbilaran City, travel north along the Carmen highway, then branch toward Sikatuna — approximately 30–40 km by road. Hire a motorcycle (habal-habal) or use a private vehicle. Guided countryside tours from Tagbilaran or Panglao do not typically include this stop; it is usually a self-arranged side trip. [TO ENRICH: exact road markers, travel time from Tagbilaran]
Practical Info
- Municipality: Sikatuna
- Barangay: Libjo
- Open: daily, 7:00 AM–9:00 PM
- Entrance fee: daytime ₱120–150; nighttime ₱150–170
- Night visit: replicas illuminated after dark
What to Expect
An open-air walkthrough with scale models of global landmarks spaced across the grounds and the botanical garden providing shade and greenery between them. The park draws families and school groups, and photography is the main activity — the day and night formats give distinctly different compositions of the same models.
Notes
- Sikatuna municipality also contains the Illusion Station, Tree Park, Blacksmith Industry, and Hanging Coffins — these can be grouped into a single day loop.
- Research sources: boholcarrental.com.ph, bohol.bluelineph.com, TripAdvisor
- Source: BPTO Table 11 — Inventory of Tourist Attractions (2025 Bohol Tourism Profile)
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municipalitySikatuna: The Farming Town Named for Bohol's Blood Compact Chieftain
Sikatuna is a small inland municipality in central Bohol named for Datu Sikatuna, who conducted the 1565 blood compact with Miguel López de Legazpi; it is primarily agricultural with limited tourist infrastructure.
Best: Dec–Apr
More attractions in Sikatuna: The Farming Town Named for Bohol's Blood Compact Chieftain
Other things to see nearby
Badiang Lahug Cave
The cave is a two-level cave with three chambers on the second level. The first level is called the Sung-on Underpass which has an entrance that is about 2 meters in height and one meter in width.
- Sikatuna Blacksmith Industry (The Home of World- Renowned Bohol Blades) — Blacksmithing has long been a tradition in the province that existed long before the arrival of the Spaniards in the country. Currently, there are still blacksmiths in the province that create blades in the traditional way, individually and by hand.
- Sikatuna Hanging Coffins — The Sikatuna hanging coffins are reported as prehistoric boat-shaped wooden coffins placed on limestone cliffs in Barangay Libjo, Sikatuna, associated with early animist burial practice.
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