Check out this awesome video about the history and transformation of Bacolod City through the ages from the Spanish, American Eras all throughout World War II to the present day. Have you ever heard about the “Great Fire of Bacolod” that destroyed 90% of the downtown area? Did you know that there was a pillbox…
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Yong Tho Taoist Temple
Are you interested in the Taoist religion or Asian Art? You’ll enjoy a visit to the beautiful Yong Tho Taoist Temple on Camunsil street, La Salle Ville Subdivision in Bacolod City! Yong Tho temple is a small taoist temple that’s tucked away on Council Street near La Salle Santuario. It’s so beautiful inside but there…
Arcanopolis Cafe and Boardgamery: Board game cafe in Bacolod!
Board Games are cool once again! Modern board games are more than just the Monopoly or Scrabble games that you played in your childhood. Board games now offer a rich gaming experience and can be played with kids or adults! Here in Bacolod, Arcanopolis Cafe and Boardgamery offers a premium gaming experience for kids and…
Visit the Provincial Library of Negros Occidental: It’s free!
There’s a great place to study, read and relax in Bacolod City and it’s 100% free – Check out the Provincial Library of Negros Occidental! This awesome place is perfect for students on a budget – no need to spend on expensive coffee shops – and if you ever get hungry, the provincial library is…
Power Up Rock Outdoor Center: Wall climbing in Bacolod City
Bacolod City now has so many fun activities to do! If you’re looking for a fun, safe low budget sport or hobby why not try Wall Climbing? Power Up Rock Outdoor Center is a place in Bacolod City that allows you to experience a lot of thrills right in the middle of the city. One…
2019 Fo Guang Shan Yuan thong 圓通寺 Buddhist temple visit. Visit this place during the Chinese New Year!
It’s Chinese New Year Once again in Bacolod City and it’s once again time to visit the Yuan thong 圓通寺 Buddhist temple! Yuan thong Buddhist temple is located on Burgos street and it opens its doors once a year to the public for the Chinese New Year celebrations. (Free admission!) The grounds are decorated with…
