Valencia, Negros Oriental
Sightseeing
Straight from the nearby mountains of Valencia, the natural cool waters of Forest Camp are enjoyed by thousands of locals and tourists all year round. Forest Camp is only a about 2 kilometers and few minutes ride from the Valencia town proper via a tricycle or a habal-habal. For a small entrance fee of less than three dollars (150 pesos), one can venture the natural paradise of Forest Camp!
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Forest Camp Mountain Resort
Taft StreetStraight from the nearby mountains of Valencia, the natural cool waters of Forest Camp are enjoyed by thousands of locals and tourists all year round. Forest Camp is only a about 2 kilometers and few minutes ride from the Valencia town proper via a tricycle or a habal-habal. For a small entrance fee of less than three dollars (150 pesos), one can venture the natural paradise of Forest Camp!
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Another gift of Mother Nature to the municipality of Valencia is the Pulangbato Falls. The term “Pulangbato” is a dialect phrase that means red rock. This red princess flows 30 meters to a basin surrounded of red rocks. Scientists have not materialized and analyzed what caused the rocks to be red, but one thing for sure it is clean and safe!
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Pulangbato Falls Valencia
Another gift of Mother Nature to the municipality of Valencia is the Pulangbato Falls. The term “Pulangbato” is a dialect phrase that means red rock. This red princess flows 30 meters to a basin surrounded of red rocks. Scientists have not materialized and analyzed what caused the rocks to be red, but one thing for sure it is clean and safe!
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After a cold dip at the Pulangbato Falls, try stopping by at the Red Rock Hot Spring located 850 meters down from the waterfalls. The Red Rock Hot Spring is a great place to relax those sore muscles of yours! It also rejuvenates your whole body and cleanses your skin. The reddish rocks that surrounds the famous hot spring gives a nice mix to the scenic view of the nearby hilly grounds and trees.
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Red Rock Hot Springs
After a cold dip at the Pulangbato Falls, try stopping by at the Red Rock Hot Spring located 850 meters down from the waterfalls. The Red Rock Hot Spring is a great place to relax those sore muscles of yours! It also rejuvenates your whole body and cleanses your skin. The reddish rocks that surrounds the famous hot spring gives a nice mix to the scenic view of the nearby hilly grounds and trees.
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Many of those who have been to Casaroro Falls can surely give the testimonies of the pros and cons of this towering beauty! The only negative part of this tourist spot in Valencia is the 350+ concrete steps and the challenging trek. For adventure seekers, the Casaroro Falls may be for you! After the walk down, one must face the huge boulders and flowing waters to reach the tranquility of the falls.
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Casaroro Falls
Taft StreetMany of those who have been to Casaroro Falls can surely give the testimonies of the pros and cons of this towering beauty! The only negative part of this tourist spot in Valencia is the 350+ concrete steps and the challenging trek. For adventure seekers, the Casaroro Falls may be for you! After the walk down, one must face the huge boulders and flowing waters to reach the tranquility of the falls.
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When it comes to sceneries views, say no more than the Japanese Amity Shrine! Aside from the great historical importance of the Japanese Shrine, the holy grounds are used today as camping sight and spiritual development sight for youth organizations or simply an outing with friends and family. Among the different Tourist Spots in Valencia, the Japanese Shrine is one of the most important and sacred attraction.
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The Filipino Japanese Amity Memorial Shrine
When it comes to sceneries views, say no more than the Japanese Amity Shrine! Aside from the great historical importance of the Japanese Shrine, the holy grounds are used today as camping sight and spiritual development sight for youth organizations or simply an outing with friends and family. Among the different Tourist Spots in Valencia, the Japanese Shrine is one of the most important and sacred attraction.
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Aside from the Valencia Plaza, there is another Tourist Spot in Valencia that one could find educational and inspirational gains. The Cata-al Memorial Museum is just an ordinary house filled with memorabilia and personal items from the cold war. From hand grenades to bullets, guns, helmets, uniforms, knives, books, tanks, coins, watch, and so on! The Cata-al Memorial Museum in Valencia is also a great place to stop by in order to know the history of Valencia and how the war molded the town.
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Cata-al World War 2 Museum
Jose Romero RoadAside from the Valencia Plaza, there is another Tourist Spot in Valencia that one could find educational and inspirational gains. The Cata-al Memorial Museum is just an ordinary house filled with memorabilia and personal items from the cold war. From hand grenades to bullets, guns, helmets, uniforms, knives, books, tanks, coins, watch, and so on! The Cata-al Memorial Museum in Valencia is also a great place to stop by in order to know the history of Valencia and how the war molded the town.
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Food scene
For those who aren’t into swimming, hiking or city views, there is always the option of roaming around the Valencia Plaza. A playground, basketball court, and a tennis court are available for those who love to be physically active. For those who loves to chill, the Valencia Plaza is surrounded by flowers and plants one can enjoy too. Late in the afternoon, one should try the famous crispy and savory lechon belly (pork belly)!
And every Sunday morning the famous Sunday market
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Valencia, Negros Oriental Public Plaza
For those who aren’t into swimming, hiking or city views, there is always the option of roaming around the Valencia Plaza. A playground, basketball court, and a tennis court are available for those who love to be physically active. For those who loves to chill, the Valencia Plaza is surrounded by flowers and plants one can enjoy too. Late in the afternoon, one should try the famous crispy and savory lechon belly (pork belly)!
And every Sunday morning the famous Sunday market
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Great place, good food at reasonable prices, serves also breakfast, coffee and desserts.
Nice and helpful staff
NASPRI Bistro
Great place, good food at reasonable prices, serves also breakfast, coffee and desserts.
Nice and helpful staff
Very good, large pizza with a thin crust and a reasonable price. Friendly staff.
NEVA’S PIZZA - Valencia Branch
Luzuriaga StreetVery good, large pizza with a thin crust and a reasonable price. Friendly staff.
Latino Restaurant
Jose Romero RoadGreat food, reasonable prices, friendly staff