Discover the best top things to do in Negros Island, Philippines including Lantawan View, Church of Saint Joseph the Worker, The Ruins, San Diego Pro-Cathedral, Barangay Sang Virgen Chapel, Hofilena Heritage House, Penalosa Farms, Silliman University, Canlaon City - Century Tree Dalakit, St Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral.
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4.5 based on 634 reviews
It is an ancestral mansion of a wealthy family, a lovely place for pictorial,& with lots of portraits and informative relics.. There’s an entrance fee of 100 pesos for adults , and a refreshment made of sugarcane juice..
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Everything comes alive in this museum through the stories of Ramon Hofileña, the owner and tour guide of the museum. Tell him if you only have an hour or less to spare so that he could tailor-fit his lecture/tour.
4.5 based on 139 reviews
The 100+ year history of this highly ranked, American-founded university is too complex and deep to cover here. The campus is a beautiful, green respite from he surrounding city and contains fine examples of Eastlake architecture, Art Deco, and Classic architecture - set in a mature, verdant Beaux-Arts style arrangement. Also, unlike many universities, its easy to access at the gates and visitors are not turned away. Worth reading a Wiki article on it that captures the founding in depth, WWII history, and even interesting events from he Marcos era. In the meantime, just enjoy the walk.
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Driving there, I got to take in view of the island I've never seen before. It was a clear day and we got to see some of the most beautiful landscapes of the island of Negros (Buglas in the native ati language) that I've ever seen. If you're going via private car, be sure to pull over to the side of the road at least once to take in the view of sloping foothills, valleys, mounds, and lowlands. We started from the city of Bacolod and got up to Canlaon City and had lunch there. Then proceeded along hilly, narrow, windy roads to get to the rice plantation that is the current home of this ancient tree. I read that Siliman University believes that this tree could be over 1000 years old. The roads can be rocky with trenches so if you're taking a sedan vehicle exercise extra caution. We took an AWD vehicle and still took it slow to be considerate of the villagers who walk along the streets, some carrying loads of harvested rice stalks. We visited in 2017, but I can only date this at Dec 2018 at the earliest.
4.0 based on 91 reviews
We just happened to be there when they were putting a fresh coat of paint on the inside of the church. It was truly amazing how well preserved the beautiful church is.
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