Sabado, Marso 1, 2014

Vision and Mission
Vision
“An empowered and healthy Negrense in a globally-competitive, ecologically balanced and peaceful Negros Occidental under a responsive and accountable governance.”
Mission
We shall sustain our delivery of services to the fullest of our abilities, harnessing our potentials, and building more meaningful teamwork;

We will hold and promote at all times the principles and policies of the Provincial Government; and

Cognizant of our avowed purpose, we commit ourselves to make Negros Occidental a challenge to the adventurous, a haven for the travelers, and a real home for the Negrense.



Be charmed by the endearing qualities of Bacolod City

SIGHTSEEING.
Negros Occidental’s opulent story is reflected in these mansions-turned-tourist attractions.
Bacolod – The City of Smiles• The Ruins – Located in Talisay City, The Ruins was the home of Don Mariano Lacson that was built in the 1900s after the death of his wife, Maria Braga. The mansion is probably the largest and grandest residence built during those times. During World War II, the house was burned down by the US forces to prevent the Japanese from using it as their headquarters. What is left is a structure that is testament to the grandiose house. Today, The Ruins serves as a café, a tourist attraction and an events venue popular for weddings.
The Ruins is located at Hacienda Sta. Maria, Talisay City, Negros Occidental. Open daily, from 8:30AM to 8PM. Fee is P25 per person. A mini-golf course at the back garden
is available for P50 per game. For more information, call (34)495 2790, (917)832 6003 or email lacson_mansion@yahoo.com.ph
• Balay Negrense – Literally meaning “Negrense House,” this ancestral home of sugar baron Victor Gaston in Silay City was built in 1897, shortly after he was widowed. This bahay na bato is probably one of the biggest colonial homes in Silay, with a basketball court sized living room and 12 bedrooms. Its sprawling gardens were possibly used as a setting for countless festivities. The house was abandoned in the mid- 1970s, but fortunately, it was repaired and furnished with period furniture and fi xtures that guests will feel they were taken back in time. Balay Negrense is located at Cinco de Noviembre St., Silay City, Negros Occidental.

Smiles in Bacolod

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