NEGROS OCCIDENTAL

Negros Occidental, a province in the Philippines, is celebrated for its rich history, sugarcane plantations, and distinctive culinary offerings, particularly its sweet desserts and chicken Inasal. The region is also known for its charming heritage houses and the MassKara Festival, showcasing its vibrant culture and history. Visitors can explore natural attractions, enjoy local cuisine, and experience the warm hospitality of its people.

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WHAT TO SEE

The Ruins

The Ruins

Visit this stunning mansion, known as the "Taj Mahal of Negros," offering a glimpse into the region's sugarcane plantation history, set within a picturesque landscape.

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Lakawon Island

Lakawon Island

Enjoy the white sandy beaches and clear waters of this small island resort, known for its laid-back atmosphere and the famous TawHai floating bar.

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Danjugan Island

Danjugan Island

Experience this marine reserve and wildlife sanctuary, offering rich biodiversity, pristine waters, and eco-tourism activities.

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Mambukal Resort

Mambukal Resort

Explore this mountain resort in Murcia, offering hot springs, waterfalls, and a canopy walk, perfect for a nature retreat.

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Silay City Heritage Houses

Silay City Heritage Houses

Walk through the "Paris of Negros," known for its preserved ancestral homes that showcase the opulence of the sugar industry's heyday.

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Capitol Park and Lagoon

Capitol Park and Lagoon

Located in the heart of Bacolod, this park is a popular spot for relaxation and local life, featuring a picturesque lagoon and a landmark sculpture.

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San Sebastian Cathedral

San Sebastian Cathedral

Visit this historic cathedral in Bacolod, a significant religious site that has stood the test of time, offering peace and spirituality amidst the bustling city.

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Negros Museum

Negros Museum

Dive into the history and culture of Negros Occidental at this museum, featuring exhibits on the province's art, history, and industry.

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