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By THE HAPPY TRIP on May 20, 2012 in: Calatrava, DON SALVADOR BENEDICTO, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, SAN CARLOS CITY, Silay, GOLDEN FOOD PARK, HAPPY TRIP, JOLLIBEE, MALATAN-OG FALLS, San Carlos, silay city
With some chips, softdrinks and water we left Bacolod at 9:15am for our Northern Negros Day Trip. Our plan is to drive to San Carlos City via Don Salvador Benedicto and go back using the coastal road. The weather was … Continue reading →...
By Marcy Goes Gaga on May 3, 2012 in: silay, silay mnl, bts
Every photoshoot is a challenge. You have to interpret trends, take note of your client’s preferences, and of course, add a little of your personality to your aesthetic. A couple of weeks ago, Silay Clothing and yours truly teamed up to bring y...
By See.Hear.Explore. on Apr 17, 2012 in: Negros Occidental, itinerary, 2012, Bacolod, Silay, budget, Talisay, Victorias City
It's unmistakable. Bacolod is the most laid-back the word 'laid-back' could get. I like Bacolod City. Try googling Bacolod and you'll find out that it once ranked Number 1 as the Most Competitive Mid-Sized City in 2005 and was named as the Best...
By See.Hear.Explore. on Feb 26, 2012 in: Negros Occidental, 2012, Silay
The roads of Negros is paved with acres of sugarcane fields. They used steam locomotives to transport sugarcane all over the province, and these trains are now aptly called Iron Dinosaurs. If you want to get a glimpse of the remaining Iron Dinos...
By See.Hear.Explore. on Feb 21, 2012 in: Negros Occidental, 2011, Bacolod, Silay, Talisay, food
I admit not having well discerning taste buds, but the food in Negros is too delish to go unnoticed even by a dull foodie like me. Restaurants are lined up along Lacson St. in Bacolod City, with cuisines ranging from local Negrense to Korean and Japa...
By See.Hear.Explore. on Feb 17, 2012 in: Negros Occidental, 2012, Silay
The fact that we had to call ahead to set an appointment to view an ancestral house was enough to rouse my curiosity and raise my expectations. The Manuel Severino Hofileña ancestral house did not disappoint, and the unconventional and highly...
By República Negrénse on Feb 5, 2012 in: Food, Lifestyle, Negros Occidental, The Bread Rolls, batchoy, buko pie, egg pie, el ideal, guapple pie, heritage bakery, metro bacolod, negros, pancit molo, silay
The walking tour of Silay was a success and we were able to see most of the heritage structures in this veritable city. As we finished enjoying a cup of coffee in Café 1925 we decided that it was time to go to The Ruins in Talisay. Walking to the hi...