Feel the Falling Mists of Mag-aso Falls in Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental

Catching a glimpse of the new natural sensation is certainly trending. With more than 7,100 islands, it is not a surprise to discover another hidden attraction in the Philippines which are equally wonderful to some of the famous attractions. Also, being considered as a social media capital of the world with so many natural attractions; it is not new if the online community will draw attention to a particular destination.

World of Dreams: Takatuka Lodge Beach and Dive Resort

If I did anything right in my life, it was when I have found you. Finally, after few months of planning this travel I’m ticking this beautiful beach off my bucket list. Waking up the following morning after enduring a 5 hour evening bus ride from Bacolod City, my soul surrendered to the symphony of the sea and sand of Sugar Beach in an instant.

A Dreamlike Masterpiece: Perth Paradise Resort

Known for its various tourist attractions, Sipalay City is a tempting getaway which offers a rustic ambiance and refreshing scenery.  Its unspoiled beauty beholds a promise for adventure travelers, divers and beachcombers as it is bounded by numerous caves, diving sites, beaches, etc. Hence, it is a place to go and dubbed as “The Jewel of the Sugar Island”.

A Saccharine Smile Over the Face: Bacolod City and the Rest of Negros Occidental

            Negros Island is originally known as “Buglas” to the natives which means to cut-off because it is believed that it was once part of a greater mass of land but was cut-off either by what geologists call a continental drift or by rising waters during the so-called glacial age. However, when the Spaniards arrived in April 1565 they renamed it into Negros Island because of its earliest inhabitants who were dark-skinned natives belonging to the Negrito ethnic group.