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Bacolod: A day in the City of Smiles
Aida's version of Bacolod Chicken Inasal
Old artifacts
More vintage stuff
The squad <3
Our itinerary for the day:
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I've never been to Bacolod and i don't know much about the place. I would love to visit this place someday. I didn't know there are some interesting places to visit here too, apart from their native delicacies. I believe people here are known here for being kind and happy people. Thank you for sharing your itinerary. Will bookmark this! :)
ReplyDeleteMy boyfriend has been dragging me to go on a trip with him. I want to suggest Bacolod but I don't know what to do in that city aside from eat chicken 😂 You just gave me the idea! This museun-hopping tour is awesome. I love museums and that Dizon-Ramos home just gave me a walk to the past. They even have an old comb lying around. So cool! I'll probably design my oown itinerary based on yours 😜
ReplyDeleteI love Bacolod! And that is because of the FOOD!! I wonder if they still have Pendys? Oh Caleac who can forget?! Glad you enjoyed it as well. Silay airport is one of my favorite domestic airports too.
ReplyDeleteI'm about to reach 40 in 3 years and still whenever it comes to travelling with friends, I go "hurray" like I was still a college going teen. It's sure fun to be going about travelling, that too with a personal goal of ticking off 81 places. Wow, that's some crazy travelling adventure...
ReplyDeleteLoved the negros stuff at the vintage museum. Haven't seen that kind of a television and typewriter in ages... Could get a glimpse of such things in my childhood. We used to have a similar black and white TV and my mom still has a sewing machine which almost looks similar :-)
Oh my! Food and history overload! Travelling with buddies really make the experience better huh? Hehe. I've never been, but it looks very, VERY inviting. Which one was your favorite stop? I am now craving for some cake, thank you very much. Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteSalute, after reading your blog post, I felt very impressed and would love to do the same like you to travel around my country. I have yet to complete the list of states listed in Malaysia ( I'm a Malaysian). I hope that after your travels in all the places around Philippines...I can write about you, and interview you =) all the best and have fun with your travels.
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks pretty amazing. I love your food pics. You and your friends had so muh fun. I have not heard of this place before and you sure made it sound inviting. When is the best timevof yer to visit to experience the summer season?
ReplyDeleteI'm a traveler myself too and I want to do this Bacolod-IloIlo-Guimaras trip! I didn't know much about Bacolod. I only knew The Ruins and MassKara Festival. It's nice to see new fresh places to visit around the city. Kamusta naman ang Chicken Inasal nila? Can't wait for the other blog posts. hihi! And I hope I can do this too someday!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't been to Bacolod. So I'll definitely take note of the attractions you mentioned here. The Dizon-Ramos Museum piqued my interest. I also would like to see the first generation of MAC computer. I wonder if the museum allows photo shoots.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great foodie adventure for you! I got curious about Manokan especially after you said that it tastes even better than Mang Inasal! Yum! I have always wanted to try Calea's cakes too. Were they really that good? That's great that you went as a group so you can try more cake flavors. Glad to know you enjoyed the food AND the history of the place!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been in Negros Occidental but sure that I have heard so many beautiful things about it particularly at Talisay where the Ruins is located and so as Bacolod City of course. The only Negros I have been to is the Oriental particularly at Dumaguete. I am kind of interested with the occidental since the city there is much bigger compared to the Oriental. Anyhow, nice itinerary. I may consider that soon. :)
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