NIR: Negros Island Region Flashcards
(206 cards)
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What does NIR stand for?
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Negros Island Region
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What is the capital of NIR?
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Bacolod and Dumaguete
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What is the capital of NIR?
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Bacolod and Dumaguete
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What are the provinces of NIR and state their Capital
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Negros Occidental - Bacolod
Negros Oriental - Dumaguete
Siquijor - Siquijor
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What are the provinces of NIR and state their Capital
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Negros Occidental - Bacolod
Negros Oriental - Dumaguete
Siquijor - Siquijor
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What island is called NIR?
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Negros Island
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Negros Island was formerly called as?
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“Buglas” means to “cut off”
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What does “buglas” mean?
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“Cut off”
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What does “buglas” mean?
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“Cut off”
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It is believed that this island was part of a greater mass of land but was cut- off either by what geologists
call continental drift or by rising waters during glacial age.
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Negros Island
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Why does Negros Island was cut- off?
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It’s either by what geologists
call continental drift or by rising waters during glacial age.
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Why does Negros Island was cut- off?
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It’s either by what geologists
call continental drift or by rising waters during glacial age.
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What are the first inhabitants of Negros Island?
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Atis
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What are the first inhabitants of Negros Island?
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Atis
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They were dark- skinned natives that belong to the Negrito ethnic group.
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Atis (Negros Island)
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They were dark- skinned natives that belong to the Negrito ethnic group.
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Atis (Negros Island)
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This island was placed under the jurisdiction of the governor of Oton in Panay.
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Negros Island
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This island was placed under the jurisdiction of the governor of Oton in Panay.
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Negros Island
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Negros Island was placed under the jurisdiction of the governor of ___ in ___.
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Oton in Panay.
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Negros Island was placed under the jurisdiction of the governor of ___ in ___.
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Oton in Panay.
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What is the 1st capital of Negros Island.
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Ilog
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Then, the seat of government of Negros Island was transferred to
Himamaylan.
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Himamaylayan and in 1849 Bacolod became its capital.
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Then, the seat of government of Negros Island was transferred to
Himamaylan.
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Himamaylayan and in 1849 Bacolod became its capital.
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In 1890, Negros was separated into two what?
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Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental.
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Anong tawag sa mga taong na naninirahan sa Negros Island?
Negrenses
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Anong tawag sa mga taong na naninirahan sa Negros Island?
Negrenses
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What are the main dialects used by the Negrenses?
- The main dialects are Hiligaynon or Ilongo and Cebuano.
- English and Tagalog are also widely spoken in the province
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What are the 8 attractions of Negros Occidental?
8 Attractions of Negros Occidental:
• Araneta and Lacson Monument
• Fountain in Justice
• San Sebastian Church
• Provincial Capitol
• Iron Dinosaur
• Ancestral Houses
• Mambukal Mountain Resort
• Isla Puti
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What are the 8 attractions of Negros Occidental?
8 Attractions of Negros Occidental:
• Araneta and Lacson Monument
• Fountain in Justice
• San Sebastian Church
• Provincial Capitol
• Iron Dinosaur
• Ancestral Houses
• Mambukal Mountain Resort
• Isla Puti
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What are the 3 Festivals celebrated in Negros Occidental?
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April)
Mudpack Festival (June 23 - 24)
Masskara Festival (October)
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What are the 3 Festivals celebrated in Negros Occidental?
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April)
Mudpack Festival (June 23 - 24)
Masskara Festival (October)
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This attraction is made in memory of two great leaders of who led the revolution against Spain on November 5, 1898.
Araneta and Lacson Monuments (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is made in memory of two great leaders of who led the revolution against Spain on November 5, 1898.
Araneta and Lacson Monuments
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Who are the two great leaders of who led the revolution against Spain on November 5, 1898?
Araneta and Lacson Monument
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Who are the two great leaders of who led the revolution against Spain on November 5, 1898?
Araneta and Lacson Monument
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What province are the major producers of sugar?
Negros Occidental due to the massive sugar growing are to the North and West region of the Negros Island
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Sugar has many by-products in Negros Occidental such as?
Acetylane, fertilizers, and rum
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This attraction is where the Capitulation of Bacolod was signed between the Spanish authorities and
revolutionary forces.
Fountain of Justice (Negros Occidental)
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The coral stone church of Negros Occidental was built in 1876-1885.
San Sebastian Church
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The coral stone church of Negros Occidental was built in 1876-1885.
San Sebastian Church
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This attraction features slender bell towers flanking the façade which
give an eastern European look to the church.
San Sebastian Church (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction features slender bell towers flanking the façade which
give an eastern European look to the church.
San Sebastian Church (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is adjoining the main door is a statue of the church builder Fr. Ferrero.
San Sebastian Church (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is adjoining the main door is a statue of the church builder Fr. Ferrero.
San Sebastian Church (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction interior is simple and pure, its pleasing look comes from its pleasing modulation of arches and pillars.
San Sebastian Church
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This attraction church yard is a bell donated by Fr. Julian Gonzaga which was removed from belfry in 1976 during the centennial celebration of the church.
San Sebastian Church
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San Sebastian church yard is a bell donated by who?
Fr. Julian Gonzaga which was removed from belfry in 1976 during the centennial celebration of the church.
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San Sebastian church yard is a bell donated by who?
Fr. Julian Gonzaga which was removed from belfry in 1976 during the centennial celebration of the church.
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The convent beside the church is a typical “bahay na bato”. What is the name of the attraction?
San Sebastian Church (Negros Occidental)
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The convent beside the church is a typical “bahay na bato”. What is the name of the attraction?
San Sebastian Church (Negros Occidental)
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The attraction of the building has a Romanesque neo-classical architectural design.
Provincial Capitol (Negros Occidental)
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The late National Artist
Leandro Locsin referred the building as one of the most elegant in the Philippines.
Provincial Capitol (Negros Occidental Province)
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The late National Artist
Leandro Locsin referred the building as one of the most elegant in the Philippines.
Provincial Capitol (Negros Occidental Province)
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Who is late National Artist that referred the Provincial Capitol as one of the most elegant in the Philippines.
Leandro Locsin
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Who is late National Artist that referred the Provincial Capitol as one of the most elegant in the Philippines.
Leandro Locsin
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This attraction is the official seat of the government of Negros Occidental.
Provincial Capitol (Negros Occidental Province)
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This attraction is the official seat of the government of Negros Occidental.
Provincial Capitol (Negros Occidental Province)
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During Japanese occupation, this attraction served as Headquarters of the Japanese Imperial Army.
Provincial Capitol (Negros Occidental Province)
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During Japanese occupation, the Provincial Capitol served as?
Headquarters of the Japanese Imperial Army.
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During Japanese occupation, the Provincial Capitol served as?
Headquarters of the Japanese Imperial Army.
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Seven of the fifteen sugar centrals in the province uphold these machines in fine working condition.
Iron Dinosaur (Negros Occidental)
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Iron Dinosaur is each milling season, one may occasionally encounter one of these "_____" creeping along the cane fields like a mechanical caterpillar dragging along a host of cane field cars.
Dragons
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Each
milling season, one may occasionally encounter one of these "dragons" creeping along the cane fields like a mechanical caterpillar dragging along a host of cane field cars.
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This is called Stream Locomotives as we call them were used to transport harvested sugarcane from the fields to the sugar centrals for milling
Iron Dinosaur (Negros Occidental)
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This were used to transport harvested sugarcane from the fields to the sugar centrals for milling.
Stream Locomotives or Iron Dinosaur
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This is called Stream Locomotives as we call them were used to transport harvested sugarcane from the fields to the sugar centrals for milling.
Iron Dinosaur
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Twenty-six (26) houses in Silay city have recently recognized
as _______ _____, strengthening the city's bid to become a museum city.
Ancestral Houses
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The Balay Negrenses and Jalandoni Heritage Houses have been restored and turned into museums, both depicting the lifestyles of the Negrense elite at the turn of
the century.
Ancestral Houses (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is the gateway to Mt. Kanlaon National Park.
Mambakol Mountain Resort (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is the gateway to Mt. Kanlaon National Park.
Mambakol Mountain Resort (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is built in 1927 as a spa.
Mambakol Mountain Resort (Negros Occidental)
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The resort offers therapeutic sulfur springs, waterfalls, mountain streams, lush valleys and hiking trails leading up to Mt. Kanlaon.
Mambakol Mountain Resort (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction has tourist room, cottages, camp grounds and swimming pools of clear mountain spring water
Mambakol Mountain Resort (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction has tourist room, cottages, camp grounds and swimming pools of clear mountain spring water
Mambakol Mountain Resort (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction is a sanctuary of lovers.
Isla Puti (Negros Occidental)
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The small island is best renowned for its sandy coastline.
Isla Puti (Negros Occidental)
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The small island is best renowned for its sandy coastline.
Isla Puti (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction has the most spotless sand.
Isla Puti/White Island (Negros Occidental)
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This attraction has the most spotless sand.
Isla Puti/White Island (Negros Occidental)
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Why did they named Isla Puti/White Island?
because it has the most spotless sand.
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Why did they named Isla Puti/White Island?
because it has the most spotless sand.
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Annual celebration of Negros Occidental
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April/Negros Occidental)
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Annual celebration of Negros Occidental
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April/Negros Occidental)
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This festival is a colorful presentation of jubilant presentation of individual festivals of 13 cities and 19 municipalities
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April)
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This festival is a colorful presentation of jubilant presentation of individual festivals of 13 cities and 19 municipalities
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April)
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This festival showcases history, arts and culture, trade and industry, and commerce and tourism
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April/Negros Occidental)
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This festival showcases history, arts and culture, trade and industry, and commerce and tourism
Panaad sa Negros Festival (April/Negros Occidental)
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This festival is a symbolic celebration of man’s return to primitive time when he was closer to nature
Mudpack Festival (23rd-24th of June/Negros Occidental)
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This festival is a symbolic celebration of man’s return to primitive time when he was closer to nature
Mudpack Festival (23rd-24th of June/Negros Occidental)
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This festival highlights street dancing parade with the participants having _____ all over his/her body
Mudpack Festival (23rd-24th of June/Negros Occidental)
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This festival highlights street dancing parade with the participants having _____ all over his/her body
Mudpack Festival (23rd-24th of June/Negros Occidental)
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This festival features food fairs, mask-making contests, brass band competitions, beauty and talent
pageants, a windsurfing regatta, drinking and eating contests, trade fairs and exhibits
Masskara Festival (October/Negros Occidental)
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The term Masskara is coined from two words:
Mass = crowd
Cara (Spanish word) = Face
- Thus the double meaning for "mask" and "many faces".
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What is the symbol of Masskara Festival (October/Negros Occidental)?
Smiling mask
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What is the symbol of Masskara Festival (October/Negros Occidental)?
Smiling mask
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What are the 9 attractions of Negros Oriental?
Apo Island
Canlaon Volcano
Pulang Bato Waterfalls
Forest Grounds
Dumaguete Bellfry
St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral
Casaroro Falls
Fill-Jap-Am Shrine
Church of San Augustin of Hippo & Pipe Organ
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What are the 9 attractions of Negros Oriental?
Apo Island
Canlaon Volcano
Pulang Bato Waterfalls
Forest Grounds
Dumaguete Bellfry
St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral
Casaroro Falls
Fill-Jap-Am Shrine
Church of San Augustin of Hippo & Pipe Organ
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What is the Capital of Negros Oriental?
Dumaguete
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What is the Capital of Negros Oriental?
Dumaguete
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What are the 3 Festivals of Negros Oriental?
Buglasan Festival (October)
Tawo - Tawo Festival
Kasadyaan Festival
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What are the 3 Festivals of Negros Oriental?
Buglasan Festival (October)
Tawo - Tawo Festival
Kasadyaan Festival
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What are the products of Negros Oriental?
Negros Oriental Arts and Heritage (NOAH) produce different handcrafted products and it is exquisitely inlaid with Philippines gemstones such as:
• jade
• agate
• onyx
• petrified wood
• seashells
• cave stone
• mountain stones
• fossils river stones
• minerals
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What are the products of Negros Oriental?
Negros Oriental Arts and Heritage (NOAH) produce different handcrafted products and it is exquisitely inlaid with Philippines gemstones such as:
• jade
• agate
• onyx
• petrified wood
• seashells
• cave stone
• mountain stones
• fossils river stones
• minerals
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What were the products of NOAH?
The products of (NOAH) were boxes and containers, candleholders, dining ware, fashion ware, office supplies, photo frames, pots and vases, wall décor and clocks.
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What were the products of NOAH?
The products of (NOAH) were boxes and containers, candleholders, dining ware, fashion ware, office supplies, photo frames, pots and vases, wall décor and clocks.
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What does NOAH stand for?
Negros Oriental Arts and Heritage
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It is one of the world’s famous community-organized marine sanctuaries.
Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
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It is one of the world’s famous community-organized marine sanctuaries.
Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
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The island has fantastic rock formations scattered over the land, dazzling white sands and marine reserve.
Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
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The island has fantastic rock formations scattered over the land, dazzling white sands and marine reserve.
Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
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The island is located at the southeastern tip of Negros Island.
Apo Island (Negros Oriental)
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This is the highest point of Negros Island.
Canlaon Volcano (Negros Oriental)
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It is the most active volcano in central Philippines.
Canlaon Volcano (Negros Oriental)
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This volcano summit has two craters, lugad crater in the north and the active crater
Canlaon Volcano (Negros Oriental)
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What are the two Canlaon Volcano's summit two craters?
Lugad crater in the north
Active crater
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It was named after the reddish colored rocks around the falls.
Pulang Bato Falls (Negros Oriental)
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It was named after the reddish colored rocks around the falls.
Pulang Bato Falls (Negros Oriental)
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A lot of people come to this waterfalls to bathe for medicinal reasons.
Pulang Bato Falls (Negros Oriental)
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A lot of people come to this waterfall to bathe for medicinal reasons.
Pulang Bato Falls (Negros Oriental)
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The whole area is rife with volcanic steam vents and sulfuric mud slides.
Pulang Bato Falls (Negros Oriental)
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The Camp is a 2.3 hectare resort positioned in an elevated town next to Valencia.
Forest Camp (Negros Oriental)
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The Camp is a 2.3 hectare resort positioned in an elevated town next to Valencia.
Forest Camp (Negros Oriental)
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The adjacent areas features a lot of nature tourists spots such as lakes, hot and cold springs, mountain trekking including the Casarroro waterfalls.
Forest Camp (Negros Oriental)
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This was built to forewarn the locals of any incoming danger.
Dumaguete Belfry (Negros Oriental)
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It is the oldest bell tower in the Visayas.
Dumaguete Belfry (Negros Oriental)
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Dumaguete
City’s famous landmark.
Dumaguete Belfry (Negros Oriental)
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It is the largest church in the city of Dumaguete.
St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral (Negros Oriental)
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It is the largest church in the city of Dumaguete.
St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral (Negros Oriental)
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The church is an extravagant display of traditional European architecture.
St. Catherine of Alexandria Cathedral (Negros Oriental)
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The falls got its name from the phrase “Casa ni Roro” or “House of Roro.
Casaroro Falls (Negros Oriental)
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this is considered as the most photographed waterfalls in the entire Negros province.
Casaroro Falls (Negros Oriental)
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this is considered as the most photographed waterfalls in the entire Negros province.
Casaroro Falls (Negros Oriental)
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The shrine has three sides which represents the three military forces.
Fil-Jap-Am Shrine (Negros Oriental)
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It became an object of yearly
pilgrimage of Japanese and Filipino war veterans.
Fil-Jap-Am Shrine (Negros Oriental)
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It became an object of yearly
pilgrimage of Japanese and Filipino war veterans.
Fil-Jap-Am Shrine (Negros Oriental)
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This is located in Barrio Sabang which was the site of a fierce battle during World War II.
Fil-Jap-Am Shrine (Negros Oriental)
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The church was built in 1866. It features oldest existing altar in the province, the pipe organ from Zaragosa which was installed by the Spaniards in 1894.
Church of Saint Agustin of Hippo & Pipe Organ (Negros Oriental)
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the church belfry which is considered as the tallest in Negros Oriental.
Church of Saint Agustin of Hippo & Pipe Organ (Negros Oriental)
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This was used as a look-out point for seafaring pirates who used to attack the village.
Church of Saint Agustin of Hippo & Pipe Organ (Negros Oriental)
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This was used as a look-out point for seafaring pirates who used to attack the village.
Church of Saint Agustin of Hippo & Pipe Organ (Negros Oriental)
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The festival is named after the Negros Island’s beginning
Buglasan Festival (October/Negros Oriental)
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The festival is named after the Negros Island’s beginning
Buglasan Festival (October/Negros Oriental)
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Features street dancing on Negros Oriental Dumaguete City
Buglasan Festival (October/Negros Oriental)
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This festival is a celebration of bountiful harvest
Tawo-tawo Festival (Negros Oriental)
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is a local scare crow that repels maya birds
Tawo-Tawo
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This festival portrays the two elements of the fields; scare crows and maya bird.
Tawo-Tawo Festival (Negros Oriental)
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This festival features street dancing and agriculturalpresentation
Tawo-Tawo Festival (Negros Oriental)
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The longest established festival in Negros Oriental
Kasadyaan Festival
(Negros Oriental)!
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The longest established festival in Negros Oriental
Kasadyaan Festival
(Negros Oriental)!
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Highlights field presentation, pageantry and mardi gras
Kasadyaan Festival
(Negros Oriental)
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Highlights field presentation, pageantry and mardi gras
Kasadyaan Festival
(Negros Oriental)
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What is the Capital of Siquijor?
Siquijor
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What is the Capital of Siquijor?
Siquijor
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What are the 7 Attractions of Siquijor?
St. Isidore Church and Convent
Salagdoong Beach
Kasuguan Beach
Mt. Bandilaan Nature Park
Cantabon Cave
Cambugahay Falls
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary
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What are the 7 Attractions of Siquijor?
St. Isidore Church and Convent
Salagdoong Beach
Kasuguan Beach
Mt. Bandilaan Nature Park
Cantabon Cave
Cambugahay Falls
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary
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3 Festivals of Siquijor
Solili Festival (September)
Bugwas Festival (August)
Saging Festival (May)
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3 Festivals of Siquijor
Solili Festival (September)
Bugwas Festival (August)
Saging Festival (May)
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Siquijor province produces?
banana products such as; banana crackers, banana brittles and polvoron.
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Siquijor province produces?
banana products such as; banana crackers, banana brittles and polvoron.
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This provimce produces other agricultural products are corn, coconut, cassava, palay, peanut, mongo and legumes.
Siquijor
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This provimce produces other agricultural products are corn, coconut, cassava, palay, peanut, mongo and legumes.
Siquijor
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This province was called “Isla de Fuego” by the Spaniards because of the swarms of fireflies found in the
island.
Siquijor
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This province was called “Isla de Fuego” by the Spaniards because of the swarms of fireflies found in the
island.
Siquijor
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“Katugasan” is the native name of the province, it is derived from the molave tree that covers
the hills.
Siquijor
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“Katugasan” is the native name of the province, it is derived from the molave tree that covers
the hills.
Siquijor
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The original inhabitants of this province came from Cebu, Bohol and other adjacent islands and they
were called
“Siquijodnons” from Siquijor
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The original inhabitants of this province came from Cebu, Bohol and other adjacent islands and they
were called
“Siquijodnons” from Siquijor
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The church was built in 1884 and finished in 1891 by the supervision of Fray Toribio Sanchez. .
St. Isidore Church and Convent (Siquijor)
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The church was built in 1884 and finished in 1891 by the supervision of Fray Toribio Sanchez. .
St. Isidore Church and Convent (Siquijor)
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This attraction was made-up of indigenous coral stones and local hardwood.
St. Isidore Church and Convent (Siquijor)
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This attraction was made-up of indigenous coral stones and local hardwood.
St. Isidore Church and Convent (Siquijor)
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This attraction is spacious and probably the oldest and biggest in the Philippines and whole Asia, it measures 42 by 38 meters
St. Isidore Church and Convent (Siquijor)
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This attraction is spacious and probably the oldest and biggest in the Philippines and whole Asia, it measures 42 by 38 meters
St. Isidore Church and Convent (Siquijor)
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This attraction is a romantic hideaway in Maria, Siquijor
Salagdoong Beach (Siquijor)
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It features fine white sand and a nearby islet providing a good vatage point of the beachfront.
Salagdoong Beach (Siquijor)
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It features fine white sand and a nearby islet providing a good vatage point of the beachfront.
Salagdoong Beach (Siquijor)
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This beach was known because of its picturesque seascape and rock formation.
Kagusuan Beach (Siquijor)
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This beach was known because of its picturesque seascape and rock formation.
Kagusuan Beach (Siquijor)
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This attraction is located below a cliff and accessible by a concrete staircase.
Kagusuan Beach (Siquijor)
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This attraction is located below a cliff and accessible by a concrete staircase.
Kagusuan Beach (Siquijor)
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This mountain is rich in flora and fauna.
Mt. Bandilaan Nature Park (Siquijor)
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This mountain is rich in flora and fauna.
Mt. Bandilaan Nature Park (Siquijor)
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The park also has several caves, natural springs, a shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes and the Way of the Cross up to the top of the mountain.
Mt. Bandilaan Nature Park
(Siquijor)
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It is the most famous cave in Siquijor
Cantabon Cave (Siquijor)
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It is the most famous cave in Siquijor
Cantabon Cave (Siquijor)
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This has a long, winding and difficult to trek. Inside the cave it features subterranean stream, stalactites and stalagmites.
Cantabon Cave (Siquijor)
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This has a long, winding and difficult to trek. Inside the cave it features subterranean stream, stalactites and stalagmites.
Cantabon Cave (Siquijor)
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This is the most enchanting falls in the island.
Cambugahay Falls (Siquijor)
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This is the most enchanting falls in the island.
Cambugahay Falls (Siquijor)
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It consists of several levels of waterfalls.
Cambugahay Falls
(Siquijor)
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It consists of several levels of waterfalls.
Cambugahay Falls
(Siquijor)
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The sanctuary is abundant of different species of fish, corals and other underwater life.
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary (Siquijor)
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The sanctuary is abundant of different species of fish, corals and other underwater life.
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary (Siquijor)
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There were two-storey mangrove tree house that provides a vast view over the sea and the shoreline.
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary (Siquijor)
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There were two-storey mangrove tree house that provides a vast view over the sea and the shoreline.
Tulapos Marine Sanctuary (Siquijor)
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This is the highlight of the “Araw ng Siquijor”
Solili Festival (September/Siquijor)
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This is the highlight of the “Araw ng Siquijor”
Solili Festival (September/Siquijor)
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This festival is a marriage ritual where both parents of the married partners are presented with a feast and lectures about the realities and hardships of their married life
Solili Festival (September/Siquijor)
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This festival is a marriage ritual where both parents of the married partners are presented with a feast and lectures about the realities and hardships of their married life
Solili Festival (September/Siquijor)
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This festival celebration of bountiful harvest in honor of Saint Augustine
Bugwas Festival (August/Siquijor)
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This festival celebration of bountiful harvest in honor of Saint Augustine
Bugwas Festival (August/Siquijor)
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"_______” means a spurt of water coming from an underground source, which flows freely in the
open ground
Bugwas
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This festival recognizes the importance of banana
Saging Festival (May/Siquijor)
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This festival recognizes the importance of banana
Saging Festival (May/Siquijor)
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This festival showcases different varieties banana and a way of praising for the abundance of the harvest
Saging Festival (May/Siquijor)
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This festival showcases different varieties banana and a way of praising for the abundance of the harvest
Saging Festival (May/Siquijor)
