Escape to the serene beauty of San Carlos City's People's Park. Unwind in its 5.74-hectare expanse, offering stunning views of Tanon Strait and a range of facilities for relaxation and recreation. From pavilions to an infinity pool, this park is a haven for nature lovers. Explore the Philippine Heritage Trees Site, a small museum, and the Alinsyawan Cave & Falls Art Gallery. With its vibrant atmosphere and diverse attractions, People's Park promises a delightful experience for visitors of all ages. Plan your escape today! (PR)
The ceremonial ribbon-cutting to open the 12th Localized Wildlife Month celebration in San Carlos City on November 21. PIO photo San Carlos City opened
NATIVE BREAD. "Salbaro" being baked on an open-top oven fired by coconut husks during a cooking demonstration on May 13, 2022 in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental. The coconut-filled bread has been recognized by the northern Negros city as a heritage delicacy in observance of the National Heritage Month this May.(Photo courtesy of NegOcc-San Carlos City Information Office) BACOLOD CITY - A coconut-filled bread locally known as "salbaro" has been recognized by the City of San Carlos in Negros Occidental as a heritage delicacy on Friday in observance of the National Heritage Month this May. Mainly made of flour, sugar, and grated coconut, it is placed on banana leaves and baked in an open-top oven fired by coconut husks. Dr. Archilles Ponferrada, head of the Heritage for Culture and the Arts Council, said "salbaro" is a "food trademark" of the city being sought by both the locals and tourists. It is an heirloom of more than a century, making it a