❤ Stunning Natural Landscapes:
Negros Oriental is blessed with a diverse range of natural landscapes, from white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters to lush tropical forests and majestic mountains. The province is home to the famous Apo Island, known for its vibrant coral reefs and marine life, making it a haven for snorkelers and divers.
❤ Rich Marine Biodiversity:
The province is renowned for its marine biodiversity, making it a fantastic destination for underwater enthusiasts. You can explore colorful coral gardens, swim with turtles, and spot an array of marine creatures.
❤ Friendly Locals:
The people of Negros Oriental are known for their warm and friendly nature. Visitors often receive a warm welcome, and the locals are always willing to share their culture and traditions with tourists.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has provided medications and essential medical supplies to the provincial government of Negros Oriental. This initiative aims to support areas affected by conflict, particularly those impacted by the communist insurgency, as communicated
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Negros Oriental's Provincial Health Office (PHO) is anticipating a potential surge in dengue cases attributed to the onset of the El Niño phenomenon projected to commence this month, bringing about extreme weather conditions such as heavy rainfall and prolonged dry
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A city councilor in Negros Oriental is facing a nine-month suspension over a graft complaint related to a construction project at Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) - Bais City campus, according to the Department of the Interior and Local Government
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As the year 2023 draws to a close, Negros Oriental is displaying signs of recovery from a series of events that shook the province after the assassination of Governor Roel Degamo in March.
Edward Du, President of the Negros Oriental Chamber
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On Wednesday, the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) inaugurated its Kadiwa ng Pangulo program in Sibulan, Negros Oriental, with the enthusiastic participation of various farmer groups from different towns and cities.
Engineer Helen Lacpao, head of the NIA-Negros Oriental Satellite Office, called
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Mt. Talinis Dark Chocolate was conceptualized in 2018 by the multi-awarded Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce & Industry (NOCCI) as a community-based inclusive social enterprise comosed of marginal cacao farmer in the remote mountain barangays of the Municipality of Valencia,
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