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Author: Harold Hisona

With a passion for storytelling and strategy, Harold serves as an editor for Asian Inquirer. A digital marketer and SEO enthusiast, he enjoys blending technical skill with creative community building. When he isn’t managing social content, you’ll likely find him exploring new destinations or enjoying a long, peaceful drive.
Featured image of La Planta Hotel and Restaurant showing its warmly lit two-story exterior with balconies and landscaped surroundings, plus inset views of the reception area and a neatly prepared guest room.

La Planta Hotel and Restaurant: What You’ll Need to Know

Posted on August 16, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

La Planta Hotel and Restaurant makes sense when you want to stay inside Bais City without giving up the comforts of a proper hotel. It’s on Mabini Street, right in the city rather than along an isolated beach. That puts you in a practical position if you’re visiting Bais for business, seeing family, or using…

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Featured image of Munting Paraiso showing a large oceanfront swimming pool with calm reflective water, palm trees along the edge, tropical landscaping, and an open view of the blue sea.

Munting Paraiso in Dauin: A Quiet Beach Stay Without the Guesswork

Posted on August 16, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Munting Paraiso by Bravo Hotel is a beachfront resort in Bulak, Dauin, Negros Oriental, and it works especially well when you want the resort itself to be the trip. There are pools, gardens, rooms facing different parts of the property, food on-site and direct access to the coast. You can stay overnight, bring the family…

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Featured image of Panligawan Cave showing a large underground chamber filled with dense stalactites hanging from the ceiling, rugged stalagmites rising from the cave floor, and illuminated limestone formations.

Panligawan Cave: An Easy First Caving Adventure in Mabinay

Posted on August 15, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

You don’t need to be an experienced spelunker to enjoy Panligawan Cave. That’s probably its biggest appeal. Located in Barangay Bulwang, Mabinay, Negros Oriental, Panligawan is one of the town’s beginner-friendly caves. Stone steps make getting inside easier, while a large opening in the ceiling allows daylight to reach the main chamber. So yes, you’re…

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Featured image of AoJing Diving Resort showing an aerial view of a curved turquoise swimming pool surrounded by tropical plants, a thatched-roof pavilion, and red-roofed resort buildings.

AoJing Diving Resort in Dauin: A Small Beachfront Base for Divers and Slow Days

Posted on August 15, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

AoJing Diving Resort makes more sense once you know what kind of trip you want. If the plan is to stay near the sea, dive around Dauin, cool off in a pool and have a hot spring waiting when you’re done, this small beachfront resort puts those things together in one property. It’s in Barangay…

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Featured image of Casa Antonio showing a twin guest room with two black-framed beds, white linens, yellow accent pillows, a window-type air conditioner, and inset views of a bright dining area and decorated interior space.

Casa Antonio: A Convenient Place to Stay and Eat in Town

Posted on August 14, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Casa Antonio makes sense when you want to stay inside Bayawan City rather than outside it. You’ll find it at the Pink House along F. Teologio Street in Barangay Suba. From here, you’re close to the city’s central area, including Hayahay Square and Bayawan City Plaza. But it isn’t only a place to sleep. There’s…

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Featured image of Dive Camp in Dauin showing an A-frame bamboo cottage surrounded by coconut palms, tropical plants, thatched-roof buildings, and a rustic brick pathway through the garden.

Dive Camp: A Practical Guide for Divers Who Want to Keep Things Simple

Posted on August 14, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Dive Camp in Dauin isn’t trying to be a big beachfront resort. That’s part of its appeal. You’ll find it on Luka 1 Road in Lipayo, a short walk from the coast and close enough to Dauin’s dive sites that diving can remain the main reason you’re here. The property combines simple accommodation, PADI training,…

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Featured image of Hotel Maefinn showing a spacious guest room with multiple beds, white linens, red accent pillows and runners, bedside lamps, and inset photos of a lounge area, furnished interior, and private bathroom.

Hotel Maefinn: A Practical Place to Stay in the Heart of Bayawan City

Posted on August 12, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

If you need a hotel that puts you close to everyday Bayawan City rather than away from it, Hotel Maefinn makes a lot of sense. It sits along R.T. Diao Street in Barangay Suba, right in the central part of the city. That location is probably its biggest advantage. You can stay somewhere comfortable without…

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Featured image of 71% Diving Resort showing a bright blue swimming pool in front of tropical gardens, palm trees, and low-rise resort buildings with tiled roofs beneath a partly cloudy sky.

71% Diving Resort: What to Know Before You Stay

Posted on August 12, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

If diving is part of your Negros Oriental trip, 71% Diving Resort puts you in a convenient position without taking you too far from Dumaguete. The resort is on Marterese Street in Bacong, south of Dumaguete City. It sits directly by the sea and combines accommodation with a swimming pool, restaurant, private beachfront area, and…

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Featured image of Bambulo showing a large blue swimming pool surrounded by tropical plants, shaded lounging areas, decorative stone features, and a smaller shallow pool beneath a wide overhead sunshade.

Bambulo: What to Know Before You Visit

Posted on August 11, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Bambulo is one of those places that makes more sense once you know what you’re coming for. This isn’t a beachfront resort where the sea is the main attraction. Bambulo sits inland in Barangay Soludpan, Bacong, along the road heading toward Valencia. What you get instead is a green, quiet resort built around bamboo, gardens,…

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Featured image of Orchard Vista Inn showing a bright guest room with two single beds, white linens, a large window overlooking greenery, an air-conditioning unit, and simple modern furnishings, with smaller inset photos of the inn’s lounge, reception area, and another bedroom.

Orchard Vista Inn: A Practical Place to Stay Near Dumaguete

Posted on August 10, 2026August 9, 2026 by Harold Hisona

Orchard Vista Inn makes sense when you need somewhere comfortable to sleep without paying for resort facilities you probably won’t use. You’ll find it along the National Highway in Barangay Banilad, Bacong, Negros Oriental. That puts you south of Dumaguete City while keeping the city reasonably easy to reach. This isn’t the place to book…

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