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How fiberglass dust, barangay budgets, and tourism pesos converge to create the Philippines’ “City of Smiles.” Why the Masks Matter Every October, the MassKara Festival in Bacolod transforms … Read More
Every October, Bacolod City—the famed “City of Smiles”—bursts into a kaleidoscope of colors, music, and unbreakable spirit with its most celebrated event: the MassKara Festival. More than just a vibrant … Read More
When people hear Bacolod City, the vibrant MassKara Festival typically comes to mind—a celebration of resilience and joy that has attracted national and international attention since the 1980s. However, beyond … Read More
Best for Business Travelers (Safe, Centrally Located) Tips for Guests Document room condition upon check-in—take photos of sheets, bathrooms, and any visible wear—since incidental charges are common. Inquire about … Read More
Often called the “Paris of Negros,” Silay City boasts a rich tapestry of history and culture, particularly visible in its gastronomic scene. This vibrant city has seen a resurgence of … Read More
Nestled high in the mountains of Negros Occidental, Don Salvador Benedicto (DSB)—often called the “Baguio of Negros”—is increasingly making its mark in Bacolod City’s expanding tourism landscape. Although technically a separate … Read More
Travel Tips Always check ferry schedules in advance. They change due to weather or maintenance. Use apps like Sakay.ph, Rome2Rio, or local Facebook travel groups for updated van/bus schedules. Bring … Read More
Bacolod City, commonly referred to as the “City of Smiles,” serves as the capital of Negros Occidental in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Famous for its friendly residents, … Read More
FLIGHT TICKETING OFFICES IN BACOLOD Bacolod is served by the Bacolod-Silay Airport, which provides flights to major destinations like Manila, Cebu, and Davao. To secure the best deals on flights, … Read More
Getting around Bacolod City for the first time can be tricky for tourists and local visitors who come from other parts of the Philippines. There could be a language barrier … Read More
