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A 2-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Danao guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …
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A 1-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Alaminos guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …
Bayawan Nature Reserve
The Bayawan Nature Reserve is a natural area within Bayawan City, Negros Oriental. It is one of the outdoor sites the city names in its own tourism listing, next to its coastal boulevard and city plaza.
Cebu International Convention Center
A three story convention center in Mandaue City, the Cebu International Convention Center was built by the Cebu provincial government to host the 12th ASEAN Summit and the 2nd East Asia Summit. The center sits on 3.8 hectares in the …
Bakhawan Eco-Park
A 220 hectare mangrove forest grown on what used to be the muddy shoreline of Barangay New Buswang. A bamboo trail of 1.3 kilometres takes you deep into the trees, past a watchtower, picnic huts, a souvenir shop and a …
Victorias Milling Company
The largest sugar refinery in the country, and the largest integrated sugar mill in the world. Its compound covers 7,000 hectares, with the Saint Joseph the Worker Chapel standing inside it. The city is 34 kilometres from Bacolod. Don Miguel …
Lakawon
A white sand island resort about three kilometres off the coast of Barangay Cadiz Viejo. It is popular with local visitors. The island covers 13 hectares, is shaped like a banana, and lies 48 kilometres north of Bacolod. The name …
Saint John the Baptist Parish Church
The city's Catholic parish church, named for Saint John the Baptist. An Augustinian priest, Gerónimo Marín, celebrated the saint's feast in the settlement in the 1570s, and the people later accepted him as the patron saint of the place. His …
Lake Danao
A lake in the hills above the city, shaped like a violin and 3 kilometres long, at 640 metres above sea level. Floating cottages sit on the water and boats are for hire. The water covers 148 hectares inside Lake …
Guiuan Church
An 18th-century church that the National Museum of the Philippines lists as a National Cultural Treasure. Its full name is Immaculate Conception Parish Church. It was nominated for the UNESCO World Heritage list under two headings, the Baroque Churches of …
Carcar Public Market
The public market and the Rotunda beside it, where the town sells the food it is known for. The best known is Carcar chicharon, and the stalls also carry lechon, ampao, bucarillo, gorgorias and puso.
Capitancillo Island
A small coral island off the coast of Bogo, protected as a marine sanctuary. It is uninhabited and about 600 hectares in size, 6.1 kilometres east of Barangay Odlot in the Camotes Sea. Divers come for three sites: Ormoc Shoal, …
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