The Man-Made Forest in Bohol, Philippines, is a popular tourist attraction known for its dense canopy of mahogany trees that form a natural tunnel over the road. It is located along the stretch of the Loay Interior Road between the towns of Loboc and Bilar and spans about two kilometers. Mahogany was the primary species chosen for the reforestation project due to its rapid growth and suitability for the climate. The result is a vast, uniform forest where the trees are tall and straight, with a thick canopy that blocks sunlight, creating a cool, shady atmosphere below.