The Ruins
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The Ruins, Talisay is a must visit here in Negros Occidental. We've visited this place twice last 2019 and recently.
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The Ruins in Talisay, Bacolod City has been acclaimed as one of the 12 most fascinating establishments in the world. It is known as the Taj Mahal of Negros where the entity of the said establishment was designed by an Italian architect. This has 10 big rooms adorned by pieces of furniture made from Narra wood and Machuca tiles for its flooring.
The Ruins in Talisay Negros Occidental Bacolod City. Situated just 15 minutes away from the city. Very accessible via private cars or by PUJ's. It is very popular and if you would happen to ask for instructions on how to get there, most people would be happy to help you. It is a historical place which has a very beautiful love story behind it as well. It is world renowned and amongst the list of tourists destinations worth visiting. If you want to have a short break or stop over before you take your flight or your next destination this is a perfect spot. I suggest you visit before sunsets, so you could have a great time sitting by the small river full of lovely Koi fish, with a music always on the background. Relax and close your eyes and feel that vibe of peace. It made me wanna roll over the vast green field. Your visit will also include a quick and educational tour about the history of the place by a very entertaining tour guide. Enjoy the beautiful picture of the sunset and the whole area at night. Don't worry about food because they have a Cafe by the side and a live band too.
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