The chocolate hills is one of the places that
you must visit when on vacation
to the Philippines. panoramic view of the results of the geological nature
a very interesting form clusters of brown
in the dry season. The Chocolate Hills is an
unusual geological formation in Bohol,
Philippines. According to a survey
recently conducted, there are 1,776 hills
spread over the island which has an area of
more than 50 square kilometers (20 sq
mi). The island is covered in green grass
that is widespread and will turn into
brown during the dry season, hence the name in the call of The Chocolate Hills.
During the dry season, the grass dried up and turned
brown. It is turning the area
into an endless line
of chocolate or the so-called "chocolate kisses".
Type of grass found in this area is a cylinder reed and Saccharum spontaneum and some Compositae and ferns. Trees that grow at the base of the hill forming a ring of green hills as if seen from a distance and describe the natural beauty of the amazing effects. The Chocolate Hills are dry grass plains at the top and around the hills on the island. dome hills vary in size from 30 to 50 meters (98-160 feet) with the largest size is 120 meters (390 feet) in height.
Geological theory that
the most acceptable in evaluating
the hills are
the hills that are
the result of thousands of years
of weathering of marine limestone. Others say
that the hills are formed during many
years ago by an increase in the size of coral or emerged
from the sea as a result of a major shift in
geological layers, and also as a result
of storm water resulting
in the erosion of a thousand
years ago and formed
a hill piled around him.
