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Things To Do
Forest Camp Resort
Just 20 Minutes from the Dumaguete City Airport, its a quick getaway from the hassle and buzzle of the city. The camp lives up to its name as it has open spaces perfect for mountaineers to pitch a tent for their rest from treks to the nearby Casaroro Falls, Filipino-American-Japanese Shrine, and Mount Talinis.
Pulangbato Falls
The iconic Pulangbato Falls is located at Red River Valley, so named because of the striking red color emanating from the rock into the water. Take a refreshing swim, before heading to explore the luscious Red Rock hot spring and Forest Camp Mountain Resort.
Sulfur Vents
The geothermal steam vents are becoming a renowned tourist attraction as thick sulfuric emissions can actually be observed from the roadside, a unique experience that cannot be seen anywhere else in the province.
Dumaguete Boulevard
Rizal Boulevard is named after Dr. Jose Rizal, a man who is considered the national icon in the Philippines. In the 1880s, during Spain’s colonial rule of the Philippines, Dr. Rizal worked through non-violent action to expose many negative aspects of the Spanish rule and proposed governmental reforms to improve life for the Filipinos. Dr. Rizal was banished and eventually executed for his views on Spain’s rule of the Philippines, but his life and untimely death encouraged more Filipinos to seek independence from Spain. This is an excellent spot for anyone interested in the history of the Philippines.
Sans Rival Cakes & Pastries
Across the scenic seaside boulevard of Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, sits a culinary icon that has delighted generations of locals and travelers alike. Sans Rival Cakes & Pastries, a restaurant, café, and pastry shop that has become synonymous with the city's gastronomic identity, was founded by Trinidad "Trining" Teves-Sagarbarria and first opened its doors to the public back in 1977. The fascinating story of how Sans Rival came to be is just as rich and layered as the famous cake itself.