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Negros is the fourth largest island in the Philippines situated in the Visayas region. The island is home to scenic mountain resorts. The blue water is great for scuba diving with exotic fish and corals, also for whale and dolphin watching.
The island of Negros is divided into two provinces. The Province of Negros Oriental is located in the Central Visayas region. The capital is Dumaguete City and the dialect is Cebuano. The Province of Negros Occidental is in the Western Visayas region. Bacolod City is the capital and the dialect spoken is Ilonggo. Negros can keep you busy on your visits. Check out a few of the many festivals held throughout the year in the various cities and towns.
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Negros Travel Blogs
Apr 06, 1997 - Jun 19, 2008
Negros, Philippines -› Bohol, Philippines -› ...
I've always wanted to visit Mt Patag. It is a popular place with Mountaineers. Located just outside Silay City, it is about 45 km or 28 miles from Bacolod City. I just moved to the Philippines and was staying with an aunt. She and her sisters decided it was too dangerous for me to visit Patag. There was a recent report of a Frenchman being abducted by the NPA, New Peoples Army. There are NPA territories, they do not wander the whole mountain range but still paranoia had set in for them O...
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67 photos
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Mar 22, 2008 - Mar 29, 2008
Wow! I can't believe I'm blogging again... I've been travelling for quite some time and I wasn't able to document it and I promise myself that I'll start doing blogs to save an online copy of the pictures and write the experiences that I've had. And the best way that I can think of is to do it here in travelblog and travbuddy... I've got so much information from other travellers/bloggers that Im gonna use for the travel plan that I'm making for my December holiday... it's my turn to share I g...
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Jan 20, 2008 - Feb 12, 2008
Palawan, Philippines -› El Nido, Philippines -› ...
The flight into Dumaguete was quite interesting. The plane came in for the approach on a sharp angle, swooped down below the trees and landed rather quickly. It was like landing on an aircraft carrier - Very short runway that disappears into the sea...
I spent a few days healing my swollen leg in Dumaguete and watched the Giants win the Superbowl in dramatic fashion. Finally, a Superbowl that lived up to its name! Then it was off to Sugar Beach via the gateway v...
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May 06, 2007 - Jun 11, 2007
Manila, Philippines -› Bacolod, Philippines -› ...
I lingered before finally leaving Sipalay. I wished that I could've stayed longer, but like what Cathy said, if I wouldn't leave then I couldn't come back. And I had a date to keep so I needed to move on. Takatuka's boat transfer was supposed to be just until the river, but somehow I was brought straight to Poblacion Beach next to the highway, effectively giving me a 50% discount on the cost.
To get to Danjungan, Joy had told me to ...
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