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Negros
resort
A perfect vacation haven for the entire
family. Nestled amidst lush coco palms and tropical plants, facing the sun
and the crystal clear waters of the Visayan Sea and Visayan Islands.
Negros resort rustic ambiance underlines the dignity of the Filipino
people. Come and enjoy the serene atmosphere and get a taste of the
excellent international cuisine at the negros resort beachside restaurant
or have a tropical drink at our 24-hour Swimming pool bar. Capture the
color and splendor of the rising sun or bask in its glory on clean white
sandy beach facing Cebu or simply enjoy a relaxing moment on its resort.
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Find more information about negros island resort. Discover the Philippines, a great place to relax and to travel. Beautiful white sand, the
finest resort that are available of all to serve both local residents and
tourists. Negros Occidental is strategically located on the western part
of Negros Island, the fourth largest island in the Philippines nestled
between Panay and Cebu. Bounded by the Visayan Sea on the north, Negros
Oriental on the east, Panay Gulf on the west and Tanon Strait on the
south. The natives of the province are called Negrenses. About 85% of the
Negrenses speak "Ilonggo" while the rest speak "Cebuano". Residents of
its’ capital, Bacolod, are known as "Bacoleños".
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Negros Island is located was originally called "Buglas" - an old native
word which is thought to mean "cut off". It is believed that Negros was
once part of a greater mass of land but was cut off either by what
geologists call a continental drift or by the rising waters during the
so-called glacial age. Among its earliest inhabitants were dark-skinned
natives belonging to the Negrito ethnic group With their unique Negros
culture. Thus the Spaniards called the land "Negros" after the black
natives whom they saw when they first came to the island in April 1565.
Two of the Negros earliest native settlements were Binalbagan and llog
which later became towns in 1573 and 1584, respectively.
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After appointing encomienderos in the Negros island resort, Miguel Lopez
de Legaspi placed Negros under the jurisdiction of the Governor of Oton in
Panay. In 1734, however, the island became a military
district and Ilog was made as its first capital. The negros seat of
government was later transferred to Himamaylan and thereafter Bacolod
became the capital in 1849. The island remained a military district up to
about the middle of 18th century. Then in 1865, Negros
Occidental was raised to the category of a politico-military province.
During this time, several more towns were established like San Carlos and Calatrava. Travel also to negros
Occidental.
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