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Negros Oriental, located in Central Visayas, is a province blessed with stunning natural wonders, rich culture, and warm hospitality. From the diving paradise of Apo Island and the enchanting beauty of Casaroro Falls to the historical sites of Dumaguete City, the province offers a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and heritage.
Located in the highlands of Valencia, Negros Oriental, Red Rock Hot Spring is a natural retreat where travelers can unwind in warm, soothing waters surrounded by greenery and fresh mountain air. With its rustic charm and therapeutic pools, the hot spring has become a favorite stop for those seeking relaxation after exploring nearby waterfalls and trails. It’s the perfect spot to recharge, enjoy nature, and escape the bustle of city life.
The Cata-Al World War II Museum in Valencia, Negros Oriental, is a hidden gem that takes visitors back to one of the most pivotal times in history. Established by Porferio Cata-Al Sr. and his family, the museum houses an extensive collection of World War II relics, including weapons, uniforms, helmets, and personal memorabilia left behind by Japanese, American, and Filipino soldiers. More than just a gallery, it offers a rare glimpse into wartime stories that shaped both the province and the nation.
