Negros Island may be divided into two regions, but the Occidental region's urban attractions juxtaposed with the Oriental's rich cultural heritage blend well and make for a truly holistic vacation. Sandwiched between the islands Panay and Bohol, this boot-shaped land takes pride on having some of Visayas' immaculate natural splendor. Modern towns in Negros may still be few, but each one has a distinct characteristic that sets it apart from the other; making every metropolis a marvelous site for tourists. This serene island got its name from the pioneering inhabitants, the Negritos, as they were the first ones the Spanish conquistadors saw as the galleons docked on the shores. In the early 20th century, Negros...
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