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A nostalgic Bacolod travelogue rediscovering Bacolod City after 41 years—exploring downtown Bacolod, iconic food spots, festivals, and memories of Negros. A return to Bacolod City, the capital of Negros … Read More
When travelers make their way into Bacolod City, primarily through the Bacolod-Silay Airport or the northern gateway of the city along the Bacolod-Murcia Road, they’re greeted by an eye-catching sight … Read More
(Clockwise: The Ruins; Bacolod City Public Plaza; San Sebastian Cathedral; and Bacolod City Capitol Building) Bacolod City, known as the “City of Smiles,” offers more than just the MassKara … Read More
(Clockwise: The Ruins, Silay; Balay Negrense; Bernardino Jalandoni Museum; and The Yulo House) Bacolod historical places play a vital role in shaping the city’s identity, offering a deep connection to … Read More
Pre-1980s Background Bacolod, located on Negros Island in the Western Visayas region, was originally a rural settlement founded in the 18th century. It grew rapidly during the Spanish and American … Read More
