The History of Bacolod City, Negros Occidental

Someone moving to my city should know people here are indeed hospitable and welcoming of foreign people. We offer a wide array of food and culture that are honed through time by our ancestors who fought valiantly for our independence as a city. A lot of historical sites are scattered all over the city’s vicinity which usually have free entrance fees so you can roam freely and see what we could offer. we have the Masskara festival during November which is a festivity that no one should ever miss.

Bacolod City, now, is one of the booming and considered livable cities in the Philippines. We can offer the ‘bests of the world’ from heritage houses to big malls due to rapid urbanization. Some of those are widening of roads, ambience of the beaches and resort suitable for retirement and the present of various medical, recreation, fitness and health facilities. The people of Bacolod also is fun, loving, hospitable, and very friendly.

Bacolod is the capital of the province of Negros Occidental in the Philippines. It is the City of Smiles because of its MassKara Festival, a Mardi Grass-like festival and a spectacularly vivid mix of dance, colour and music. Bacolod is known as the Land of Sweet People, and for its culinary heritage, including its inasal (a kind of roast chicken on skewers) and sweet dessert treats.

Bacolod City is known as the “City of Smiles”. one can expect that going here means having to meet people who smile a lot. Bacolod is a busy city. People work for several hours a day to provide for their family. But even though it’s a busy city, people still a lot a time for fun and leisure. Also, Bacolod is a place full of delicacies, beaches, wonderful places (especially The Ruins) and beautiful people.