About Little Chocolate Hills
The Little Chocolate Hills is a cluster of small, cone-shaped grassy mounds located in Barangay Buringal, Paracelis, Mountain Province, near the Isabela border. Often compared to the Chocolate Hills of Bohol, the mounds turn brown during the dry season, creating a chocolate-like appearance. The site offers panoramic views of surrounding valleys, farmlands and mountains and serves as a roadside viewpoint and emerging eco-tourism attraction in eastern Mountain Province.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a roadside natural viewpoint featuring several rounded, grass-covered conical hills spread across open farmland and valley terrain. The area is largely open with no major structures, offering wide panoramic views for sightseeing and photography. Visitors can walk around the base, climb gentle slopes to viewpoints, and observe the hills changing from green in the wet season to brown in the dry season. The setting is rural and quiet, surrounded by agricultural fields and distant mountains.
Key highlights
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Cluster of cone-shaped grassy mounds resembling the Chocolate Hills of Bohol
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Panoramic views of Buringal valley, farmlands and surrounding mountains
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Seasonal color change from green to brown during dry season
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Roadside viewpoint easily accessible from the Paracelis highway