Inabanga River is the largest river in the island of Bohol that runs about 25 kilometers long. It's beauty is comparable to the famous Loboc river that can be found in same island. The mesmerizing turquoise-green water will surely encourage you to jump. The river is surrounded by tall tress that made it look like you are in Jurassic Park. People can be seen taking a dip and enjoying the water where mostly are children . Some are seen fishing with their little 'banka' (boat). 

During our visit, we trekked the side of the river until we reach the 'Mercado' (Public Market). There are paths already so it won't be hard to trek and less possibility of getting lost. 

But what amaze me the most is the history of the said river. According to history, the river is infested with crocodiles but nevertheless the people still goes to the river to take a bathe in its waters. Imagine how brave Boholanos are. Every year, life is always lost either getting drown or being swallowed by the fierce reptiles. People a long time ago are very superstitious and came to believe the incidents are 'abang' (rental) for the user of the water. Eventually, the river is called 'Inabangan River' (Rented River) and later changed to 'Inabanga River' after the Spaniards arrived since it's easier to pronounce compare to 'Inabangan'.