Negros Occindental Information
Bacolod History
Bacolod City got its name from Hiligaynon word “bakolod” since the area was stony and hilly. In 1787 however, the muslim raids forced the Bacolod settlement transferred to the shoreline. The previous site of Bacolod was Da-an Banwa which translates as “old town”. Spanish Occupation Governor Manuel Valdevieso Morquecho made Bacolod as the capital of [...]
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Posted in Negros Occindental Information | No Comments »Bacolod Restaurants
If you drop by at Bacolod, be sure to check out local restaurants and cafe their to fully experience the place. 21 Restaurant (Lacson, Bacolod City) Phone number: 433-4096 Aboy’s Restaurant (Goldenfield, Bacolod City) Phone number: 435-0760 Ample Corner Restaurant (Cordova) Phone number: 471-2922 Bascon CafĂ© (Cors 27th/Lacson St.) Phone number:433-2011 (2374 C L Montelibano [...]
Posted in Negros Occindental Information | No Comments »Negros Occidental Schools and Colleges
Looking for schools and colleges in Negros Occidental? Here’s a list of schools and colleges located mostly in Bacolod City, Silay and Talisay. A Child’s Place (Atis Bacolod City) Phone Number: 433-6440 AMA Computer College Bacolod Inc. (8 San Agustin) Phone Number: 433-6440 Antonie Day Care Center (Airport Subd) Phone Number: 434-3436 Asian Business Institute [...]
Posted in Negros Occindental Information | No Comments »Bacolod Hotels and motels
Looking for place to stay in Bacolod. Here’s a list to of Bacolod hotels and motels. More will be added soon. BACOLOD KING’S HOTEL San Sebastian-Gatuslao Street, Bacolod City Telephone Number: (+63 34) 464 4500 SUGARLAND HOTEL Araneta-Singcang Sts., Bacolod City Tel No.435-2690 Fax: (034) 433-2645 / 435-2645 E-mail: sugarland@mozom.com L’FISHER HOTEL 14th Lacson Street, [...]
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