Wonder Land

Negros Oriental is a place that is full of beautiful natural sceneries. It is a nice place to live in because it has abundant of natural resources. Discover Negros Oriental, you can see here a lot of scenic beaches, lakes, falls, dive sites, caves, springs, marine sanctuaries, historical sites, adventure parks and many more.

breathtaking caves, magnificent lakes, scenic beaches, world-class marine reserves, alluring dive sites, and even playful dolphins and whales.Negros Oriental offers you the opportunity to commune with nature, undisturbed. The heavens have blessed th - See more at: http://www.govisitphilippines.com/quick-facts.php?province=Negros+Oriental#sthash.aKfDTUXs.dpuf

Discover nature at its freshest in the province that promises the charming surprise of a lush countryside, a fascinating highland adventure, breathtaking caves, magnificent lakes, scenic beaches, world-class marine reserves, alluring dive sites, and even playful dolphins and whales.Negros Oriental offers you the opportunity to commune with nature, undisturbed. The heavens have blessed this province with more than its fair share of nature bounty, with a bonus to boot the warmth and the inherent charm of the Oriental Negrense. - See more at: http://www.govisitphilippines.com/quick-facts.php?province=Negros+Oriental#sthash.aKfDTUXs.dpuf

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Tourist Destinations

Apo Island

It has a wide array of corals and marine life. The Negros Oriental Marine Conservation program in its Marine Park has kept the underwater wonders in excellent condition. Apo Island can be reached from Malatapay, Zamboanguita (27.8 km) by a 35-minute motorized outrigger ride.




Sand Bar in Manjuyod City

Stroll along the 7-kilometer stretch of the white sand surrounded with pristine blue water sand bar.  The white sand island can be accessed via a 15-minute boat ride from Capiñahan Wharf in the South Bais Bay, Bais City.



Niludhan Falls in Bayawan City

With just two and a half hours from Dumaguete tp Bayawan City, you can see a waterfall stunner.Niludhan falls features a wide cascade plunging down to jade pool, surrounded with verdant greens. Reaching it may be a bit of a tiring because of the unpaved roads but surely you will forget all the efforts though, when you see it.



Dolphin Watching in Bais City

 Described as one of the most successful dolphin-and-whale watching operations in the country, the cruise takes off from Port Capiñahan every 8:00 AM and traverses the bay towards Tañon Strait which is acknowledged to have one of the biggest concentrations of cetaceans in the world. It is one of the most daring place you could ever see.



Casaroro Falls in Valencia City

Valencia’s elevation at 715 feet above sea level has its large amount of cool climate. Trekkers access Casaroro Falls with three hundred concrete steps which descend into a scenic site surrounded by steep rock walls where a single column of sparkling water plunges almost a hundred feet into a chilly swimming caldera.



Mabinay Cave 

 The prevalence of limestone rock and extensive karst phenomena secures Mabinay’s claim to being the Cave Town of Negros Oriental. According to the locals, there are over 400 caves honeycombing Mabinay’s lower regions. You can enjoy the very prestigious sight in here.



Balinsasayao Lake in Sibulan

The Balinsasayao Lake is located in the town of Sibulan and  traveled less than an hour from Dumaguete City but with the rugged terrain the travel time can be longer. Lake Balinsasayao is 300m above sea level of a dormant volcano. It's twin is Lake Danao. It is bounded by abundant green vegetation and the bird's sounds echo in the air.
Pulang bato in Valencia

Pulangbato Falls is located in the Ocoy Valley in the town of Valencia Negros Oriental. It's arge cascade of seemingly reddish water finds its way into some unique shaped falls all the way down the mountain

Mouth watering delicacies of Negros Oriental 




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FESTIVALS AND EVENTS 



Langub Festival of Mabinay
(held every 25th of January - promotes these unique caves as tourism lures.)



Tawo tawo festival of Bayawan 
(held every 18th of February - celebrate the scarecrows (tawo-tawo) through paper mache higantes as guardians of the town’s crops.)



Pasayaw Festival of  Canlaon
(held every 19th of March - expresses the joys and jubilations in praise and thanksgiving to the Almighty God through the intercession of St. Joseph.)



Buglasan Festival of Dumaguete 
(held every month of December - gathered for a show down and street dancing to highlight the week-long fiesta.)



Masulog Festival 
(held every 13th of June- A place where people enjoyed life’s greatest gift – nature. Water, food, fresh air, such boundless sustenance.)