Comments on: A short detour in Negros

By: paolo

paolo — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:12:59 +0000

hi! when you get a chance to go back to bacolod,
try the batchoy at 21restuarant or bar21 and compare it to the ones
you are familiar with.
its located at 21st lacson street, bacolod.

By: Rugged but beautiful South Cebu | langyaw

Rugged but beautiful South Cebu | langyaw — Mon, 25 May 2009 09:07:26 +0000

[...] island is not as fertile as Negros which has been blessed with soil enriched by a millenia of volcanic eruptions. It is a sliver of [...]

By: G

Tue, 21 Apr 2009 05:25:24 +0000

wow…the first picture’s so awesome…thanks again for featuring Valladolid……

By: End of the Cuyo Loop | langyaw

End of the Cuyo Loop | langyaw — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 03:12:06 +0000

[...] help but be nostalgic about the whole journey. I have finally watched the Masskara in Bacolod after I made a detour but all my photos were unfortunately lost. Visited several colonial era churches and cemeteries in [...]

By: romel

romel — Tue, 20 May 2008 19:17:08 +0000

i love your Hinigaran picture (the adaptive re-use of that building into a school). I passed by northern Negros years ago when I went to Cebu to take the CGFNS exam. I especially enjoyed the market scene in Escalante but was disappointed with San Carlos City (that was years ago by the way). Next year’s vacation, I’m planning to visit Mindanao for the first time. I will try the RoRo
system (my plan is to go to Dumaguete via southern Negros and connect to Dapitan). Any tips, Estan?
By the way, I’m from Iloilo and currently here in
the U.S. I’ve been visiting your travel blog for
a while now and I’m a fan of yours.
I’m also interested in having that Pedro Galende
book on Philippine church facades. By the way, if
you’re interested in Iloilo’s history and culture,
I suggest the book, ‘ILOILO: A rich and noble land’. I got my copy from National Bookstore last
year.