Salvador Benedicto
Negros Occidental
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Trip To Malatan-og Falls
Trip To Malatan-og Falls in Negros Occidental.
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Trekking To Malatan-og Falls
Trekking led us to Malatan-og Falls for 30 minutes and going back was the hardest part. Malatan-og Falls is located at Don Salvador Benedicto, Negros Occidental.
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The Pretty Malatan-og Falls Of Don Salvador Benedicto Negros Occidental
Adventure Tourism. The pretty Malatan-og Falls located in the municipality of Don Salvador Benedicto, Negros Occidental.
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Don Salvador Benedicto Little Baguio Of Negros Occidental
The town Don Salvador Benedicto was named after the late Vice Governor Salvador Benedicto he is one who established the Revolutionary Government in Negros Occidental, when the country occupied by a Japanese during World War II.
When I am in Mambukal Resort in Municipality of Murcia, I decided to have a quick visit in the town of Don Salvador Benedicto, it just a 20 minutes ride from the crossing of Mambukal Road and Negros Occidental Eco- Tourism Highway in Brgy. Lopez Jaena and fare is P35. Beforehand, I told the conductor to drop me off in the Viewing Deck or "Lantawan", unfortunately h ... -
Climb At Mount Mandalagan
Kabundukan ng Negros Occidental. Ang kagandahan ng Mount Mandalagan. Ang bayang kinalakihan, buhay probinsya. Isang tagumpay na Dayhike. Kasama si Pareng Jepoi. Overnight na nauwi sa Dayhike. Pero sulit climb naman. Eto po ang Trail galing sa Patag, Silay to Tinagong Dagat to Campuestuhan.
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Kali Kalihan Festival In Negros Occidental Martial Arts Filipino Style
The Kali-Kalihan Harvest Festival was founded in memory of the oldest form of weaponry in the Philippines called Kali which is practiced in the town. It came from the word "Kalis" which means use of the blade. Kali was used by the locals to drive off Spanish, American, and Japanese invaders. One of the activities tourists can enjoy in the fiesta is the showcase of different delicacies and cuisines by the town's 7 barangays. The showcase includes a wide array of healthy and satisfying native specialty foods from freshwater delicacies like mussels, black water shells, native crabs, and the like; ...