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    thanks tophat!

    ^^thanks boordz! yea, i figured i might as well stay somewhere near the city on the first night and on a resort either antulang, bahura or atmosphere to visit tambobo and apo island on the 2nd day/night....

    uhm, do you guys have any idea how much are the rates in all the 3 resorts i mentioned? if i stay in antulang? how much do you think will i pay for a package of staying there plus the tambobo and apo island tour?

    BTW, do these 3 resorts have day time rates if ever i won't stay overnight?

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    we'll gert there soon!

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    I will see you soon, Dumaguete...

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    Default Re: Dumaguete, what's there and how to get there?

    Quote Originally Posted by dropdeadgorgeous View Post
    thanks tophat!

    ^^thanks boordz! yea, i figured i might as well stay somewhere near the city on the first night and on a resort either antulang, bahura or atmosphere to visit tambobo and apo island on the 2nd day/night....

    uhm, do you guys have any idea how much are the rates in all the 3 resorts i mentioned? if i stay in antulang? how much do you think will i pay for a package of staying there plus the tambobo and apo island tour?

    BTW, do these 3 resorts have day time rates if ever i won't stay overnight?
    bethel is directly in front of the famous dumaguete boulevard. hotel nicanor is not far off...i suggest you dont forget visiting the renowned sans rival which is just very near bethel and nicanor.

    i think antulang and bahura have day rates. i am not sure about atmosphere.. its kinda new it think.
    Last edited by walker; 04-02-2011 at 09:24 PM.

  5. #1335

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    MOUNTAIN BIKING

    Unknown to many in this city of Gentle People there are two brothers and a cousin who defy gentleness when sitting on a downhill mountain bike and racing down treacherous trails at speeds that reach 80km per hour. Dumaguete is home to the brothers Wendel and JR and cousin Joey Barba who reign supreme in the Philippines in the sport of Downhill Mountain Bike racing.

    Since 2002 the name Barba has become synonymous with national champion and in 2007 it was a Barba who earned the Philippines its first gold medal during the SEA Games in Thailand. These international athletic icons are pride of Negros Oriental and their accomplishments have brought the best downhill racers throughout the Philippines to try out at their practice course. This course can be found starting at the Camp Lookout, Silliman Grounds in Valencia.

    Located 550 meters above sea level and surrounded with lush green forest, it is perfect for mountain bike downhill competitions.

















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    The Rush Zip-line
    Extreme Outdoor Experience (600 meters)
    Tierra Alta, Valencia, Negros Oriental

    If you are a thrill seeker, look no more. The Rush Zipline at Tierra Alta will surely give an experience that would last a lifetime. Prepare for a high-flying fun as you soar through the mountains of Valencia. Another fun filled adventure for you, your friends and whole family. Once you've tried, you will surely be screaming for more.

    Its Php 250.00 per ride and just pay at the booth. An assistant will then help you buckle-up with safety gears and equipments.

    There’s a Lighthouse overlooking Dumaguete City and the sea. You can feel the freshness of the air and the cool wind from the mountains.

    Tierra Alta is located at Palinpinon, Valencia, Negros Oriental which just a few minutes away from Dumaguete City.




















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    WHITE WATER KAYAKING
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    RAPPELLING



    It is not just caves that are drawing tourists to Mabinay, but also the 12-kilometer long Ilog River that has become a favorite venue for kayaking enthusiasts both foreign and local. The usual starting point is near Bugsok Falls with a hot spring, further down kayakers can find relief and appreciate the lush beauty of virgin forests adjoining the river before reaching the end point at Kauswagan Bridge where they can indulge in rappelling.






















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    SURFING


    There's another surfing destination in the Philippines and that is in Bayawan City in the province of Negros Oriental. During the Amihan Season, the sea in Bayawan swells which makes it ideal for surfing.

























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    MOUNTAIN CLIMBING

    Negros Oriental have two mountains, the richly abundant fauna and flora mountain of Mt. Talinis and the tallest mountain in the Visayas, the still active Mt. Kanlaon. Climbers from different parts of the world have come and made these mountains as their playgrounds. Truly, Negros Oriental is a major hot spot destination when it comes to mountain climbing.



    MT. TALINIS


    Comprising a group of mountains between twin peaks, popularly called by the native Negrenses as Mt. Talinis or “Cuernos de Negros” or the Horns of Negros, standing at a height of 1500m. or 4,920 ft. and 1,710 m. at 5,708 ft above sea level, situated approximately 9 kilometers Southwest from the municipality of Valencia, Negros Oriental.

    Mt. Talinis and Mt. Canlaon are the two highest mountain ranges found in Negros Oriental. Mt. Talinis stands second only to Mt Canlaon which is measured to stand at a height of 2,465 m. 8,086 ft. above sea level.

    Mt.Talinis meanwhile, boasts of a variety of wild inhabitants ranging from wild boars; wild chickens; wild-pigeons; wild cats or “mellow” and monkeys, among others. It is also the home of rare species of spotted deer believed to exist only in two places in the Philippines, namely Panay island and our very own Negros island. It is likewise adorned with wild ornamental plants including different species of wild orchids that thrive in the cool mountain atmosphere of Talinis.

    The magnificent and eye-catching beauty of the waterfalls and its never ending deluge of cascading mountain water, keep the 4 lakes, mini rivers and streams abundantly supplied with fresh water fishes, such as; the carp,” tilapia”, ”bais”(freshwater eel), small fresh water shrimps or “olang”, snails,etc.

    To reach the Talinis peaks a native of the place to act as guide will take you through mountain trails passing on either points of Valencia, Bacong , and Dauin, Negros Oriental.

    A word of caution however, to the prospective new visitor(s) of Mt. Talinis. Never venture into the wilds of Mt. Talinis without taking along experienced guide to help you find your way, and to assist you in reaching your targeted destination. Without guide, it is easy for one to lose one’s way in Mt. Talinis.







































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    MT. KANLAON


    Mt. Kanlaon is the Tallest Mountain in the Visayas and is actually shared by the 2 provinces of Negros; Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental. It is an active volcano and has an elevation of 2,435 meters and a base diameter of 30 km and is dotted with pyroclastic cones and craters. The summit of Kanlaon contains a broad elongated northern caldera with a crater lake. A smaller but more active crater lies in the south.

    The volcano has three hot springs on its slopes: Mambucal Hot Springs on the northwest, Bucalan Hot Spring, Bungol Hot Spring. Its adjacent volcanic edifices are Mt. Silay and Mt. Mandalagan, north of Kanlaon. Canlaon City now stands beside the mountain.

    Evolving for over a million years, the wilderness of Mt. Kanla-on contains a delicate ecosystem containing plants and animals living in harmony. The beauty of the mountain’s natural environment- with exotic flora and fauna, awesome geologic and other natural features of great interest, have been widely noted for their scientific, educational, and recreational importance, as well as its historical, cultural, artistic and aesthetic values. For these attributes, Mt. Kanlaon has been found and identified to possess all the necessary pre-requisites required for its status to be considered and declared as a National Park on August 8, 1934.

    For a more enlightening park experience, an unhurried quiet walk lets the visitor sense the unique environment. Travelling slowly through the dense forest, one will discover each area somewhat different from the other; various kinds of unique plantlife, from the enigmatic strangler fig to delicate orchids and the ferns and epiphytes of the mossy forest. Wildlife sounds abound beneath the triple-canopy forest and if your group is quiet and observant, a number of these animals can be seen. Mt. Kanla-on National Park is the home of many species of birds including the endemic hornbill, colorful parakeets, and even migratory birds from northern Asia. The huge but harmless monitor lizards scramble over fallen logs and Draco the "flying" lizard might glide overhead. Although there are several harmless species of snakes which are rarely encountered, avoid handling any because the poisonous cobras make their home here too.

    At the ridge top, panoramic scenes of sheer rock walls and cliffs with the lush cover of the dwarf forest, clash with the Margaha Valley's cogon grass and shrub-covered floor. Mornings come late and the evenings early in the Valley. Pastel patches of greens, yellows, olives, ochres and tans from agricultural lands below are suddenly cut by the deep blue sea with cloud formations hugging the curve of the horizon.

    The phenomenal clouds over Makawiwili Peak are illustrative of the complex balance of Nature's forces Man has started to respect.




































































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    SCUBA DIVING

    Apo Island is considered as one of the Top 10 Best Dive Sites of the World. It is a small volcanic island, 7km off the southeastern tip of Negros Island in the Philippines. This small and pristine island offers fantastic snorkelling and the best diving in the world. The island features white sand beaches, magnificent rock formations, clear aquamarine waters, lush coral reefs and diverse marine life.

    It is under the jurisdiction of the municipality of Dauin, Negros Oriental. There is so much abundance of marine life and it has flourish significantly. The beauty of this island has spellbounded divers from foreign lands and lure them to travel far distance just to see and experience its beauty first hand.

    Apo Island is also the first successful community managed protective area in the country in which decades ago the island was ravaged by illegal fishing methods, but under the auspices of Silliman University, starting in 1982, it has transformed significantly to which it is known today. This success has been replicated and serve as a model in other marine areas of the country and abroad.

    This island is sure to fascinate every diver’s and vacationists’ imagination – from the unique aquatic habitat and its dwellers, the rustic view of an old lighthouse, the image of a sunset tinting the sky with pink to the magical feel of white sand on your toes while having a cool drink on a night of the full moon.










































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    Explore the beauty that lies beneath the surface.
    Discover its hidden wealth and treaures without getting wet.
    Experience its grandeur and admire the wonders of God's creations.



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