Category — Kabankalan City

I was on my way to a weekend routine trip to Kabankalan City. After finding myself riding in the bus, I realized that I have nothing extraordinary to do. Aside from visiting MyCube Internet and Gaming Café, I decided to stroll along the city simply to find my own adventure.

I rode the tricycle and was brought about by the thought of visiting Zaycoland, a Hotel Resort in the heart of Kabankalan city.

I was amazed and surprised with what I see. I never expected  it to be a haven of fun and relaxation. I felt that in this place, I can be myself and promised there is another experience for me. [Read more →]

Kabankalan is a city full of surprises from nature. You will see various destinations that will ignite your wonders and connect you back to the love of earth.

Mag-aso Falls

situated in Brgy. Oringao, 20 kms from the city proper, Mag-aso falls releases smoke like shower of mint as it pours down the natural pool with turquoise green water. [Read more →]

Located at the Southern part of Negros Occidental was considered a first class city. Because of its development and on going progress the city is now one of the top listed cities in Negros.

In the early years, it was once a barrio of Ilog, a nearby town of the city today.  But on March 14, 1907, due to the passing of the Act 1612 by the Philippine Commissions, it was separated and became a Municipality. When Kabankalan turned into a town, the first President Municipal was Lorenzo Zayco. [Read more →]

Kabankalan city hall viewed from afar perhaps one of the biggest city hall in the province. It is surrounded by sugar cane fields and a perfect scene on a castle like structure.

Kabankalan is 100 kilometers from the capital city of Negros Island which is Bacolod. Transportation is great you can get to this place via a Ceres bus or by a double-tire jeepneys.

Kabankalan City is also known for its festival the Sinulog. The celebration takes place every January where the folks give offerings to the baby Jesus or well known as the Sto. Nino.

Kabankalan is also one of the progressive cities in Negros Occidental. The contract signing for construction of the airport is one of the latest progress of the city.

If you happen to drop by at Kabankalan heres some guide here you can get something that you need.

Gaisano store for your groceries, appliances, clothes etc and they accept all major credit cards.

Rk’s or Perico’s restaurant for some lunch or dinner.

For internet access visit Mycube formerly MM internet and gaming cafe with cheaper rates and faster internet connection.

And lastly dont forget to passby the Kabankalan City hall.