This glamping-style bed & breakfast lets guests stay in modern geodesic domes situated on the edge of a cliff above the Mandayao waterfalls. It looks out to Mt. Kanlaon and offers activities like swimming and horseback riding.

The National Historical Commission counts over 30 heritage homes in Silay City's city center. Houses like Balay Puti and Pink House are open for the public to visit.

Chicken House Mandalagan is one of the most popular places to get inasal in Bacolod City. It features a laid back vibe where hot meals are served on plates covered with banana leaves.

This organic urban farm in Victorias City offers the full organic experience - from farm tours to farm trainings, produce and more.

This picturesque restaurant in Silay is located in a scenic hacienda that has also made it popular as an events space. The restaurant gives back to the community by giving part of their proceeds to the Takas Youth Community in support of their Clean and Green Project.

Magikland Park is a unique amusement park that lets visitors learn about the local landscape and folklore through themed attractions. It particularly tells the story of the Bakunawa (the moon-eating dragon) and local attractions like Mount Kanlaon.

Manokan country is a complex of a couple dozens of stalls serving Bacolod's most sought-after gastronomic delight — chicken inasal.

Nature's Village Resort is a resort in Talisay that promotes sustainable tourism in lush surroundings. It has a hotel, restaurant, and event spaces that can be rented out.

Hacienda Rosalia, also known as Hacienda Santa Rosalia, is a sugar plantation and compound where the 1930s ancestral home mansion of Gaston family and the Church of Cartwheels are located.

This 1939 heritage house in Silay features American colonial architecture. It was built by Aguinaldo Gamboa and Alicia Lucero.