#Negros Occidental
Articles tagged with «Negros Occidental».
Alex Lacson: Author, Lawyer and Civic Leader
Profile of Alex Lacson, Filipino author of '12 Little Things', lawyer, and civic leader from Negros Occidental.
Republic of Negros: History and Legacy of the 1898 Revolutionary Polity
The Republic of Negros was a short-lived revolutionary entity (1898–1901) on Negros island, transitioning from a Philippine canton to a US p...
Escalante, Negros Occidental: City Profile, History, and Cultural Heritage
Component city in Negros Occidental, Philippines. History, geography, economy, and the Manlambus Festival.
Amomongo: Folklore, Cryptid Reports and Cultural Context
The Amomongo is a Philippine mythological figure and ape-like cryptid from Negros Occidental folklore.
Central Philippines State University: History, Campuses and Academic Profile
Public university in Negros Occidental, Philippines, established in 1946.
Ilog, Negros Occidental: History, Geography, and the Kisi-Kisi Festival
Ilog is a municipality in Negros Occidental, Philippines, known for its 1584 founding and the annual Kisi-Kisi oyster festival.
Binasuan: Traditional Philippine Dance
Binasuan is a traditional Philippine folk dance characterized by dancers balancing glasses on their heads.
Jesse Espinas: Professional Boxing Career and Regional Titles
Career profile of Filipino boxer Jesse Espinas, covering his rise, regional titles, and key bouts.
Lin-ay sang Negros 2018: Pageant History and Contestant Records
The 24th Lin-ay sang Negros pageant held in 2018, featuring 27 contestants and crowned in Ilog.
Northern Negros Natural Park: Protected Area Profile in Negros Occidental
Profile of Northern Negros Natural Park, a protected area in Negros Occidental established in 2005, covering 804.54 km².
Paglaum Sports Complex: History, Facilities and Governance in Bacolod
Overview of the Paglaum Sports Complex in Bacolod, its history, governance changes, and role in regional sports.
Hacienda Rosalia: Gaston Family Heritage Site in Manapla
Hacienda Rosalia in Manapla, Negros Occidental, is a historic Gaston family compound featuring a 1930s mansion and the Chapel of the Cartwhe...
Lin-ay sang Negros 2007
The 13th edition of the Lin-ay sang Negros pageant held in 2007 at Pana-ad Stadium, won by Christer Mari Taclobos.
Danjugan Island: Geography, Conservation and Ecotourism in Negros Occidental
Danjugan Island is a 43-hectare conservation area in the Sulu Sea, managed by PRRCFI for ecotourism and biodiversity protection.
Cauayan, Negros Occidental: Municipality Profile and Geographic Context
Profile of Cauayan, Negros Occidental: history, geography, economy, and infrastructure of the province's most populous municipality.
Bacolod North Road: Route, History and Infrastructure
Overview of Bacolod North Road, a 163.52-km highway in Negros Occidental connecting Bacolod to San Carlos as part of National Route 7.
San Carlos Cathedral: Architecture and Heritage in Negros Occidental
History and eclectic architecture of the San Carlos Cathedral in Negros Occidental, Philippines.
Magsungay: Historic Predecessor Settlement of Bacolod City
Magsungay was the former town and predecessor settlement to Bacolod City, established in 1575 and reestablished in 1788.
Negros Occidental Multi-Purpose Activity Center
Provincial gymnasium in Bacolod used for sports, evacuations and cultural events.
Negrenses: Cultural Identity, History and Diaspora of the Negros People
Profile of the Negrenses, the native cultural group of Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental and Siquijor in the Philippines.