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PANA-AD Festival of Negros Occidental

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Dubbed as the "Mother of All Festivals" in Negros, The Pana-Ad Festival every third week of April showcases the different festivals, products, and pride of its 32 towns and cities.

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PANA-AD Festival of Negros OccidentalBest of IgoUgo

Overview

Visit the colorful and artistically designed theme booths of the 32 towns and cities of Negros Occidental just in one place, at the Pana-ad Park, Bacolod City. Each booth showcases the town or city's various produce, tourist spots, festivals, and cultural heritage.

Quick Tips:

Entrance and to each booth and to the park is free. Don't forget to bring your cameras. Surely, you'll never run out of spots!

Best Way To Get Around:

Jeepneys or taxis are available all the time. For group tours, you may go directly to the Provincial Tourism Department.

Each Booth Has a Dining AreaBest of IgoUgo

Restaurant

Each booth has a dining area where visitors can choose from a wide variety of products and cuisine. Since Negros is an island, most of the cuisine is made up of seafood.
  • Member Rating 5 out of 5 by paul's world on May 1, 2006

Pana-Ad Festival of Negros OccidentalBest of IgoUgo

Attraction

This is a week-long celebration of Negros Occidental, showcasing its 32 town's and cities' local produce, festivals, tourist destinations and cultural heritage. Each town has its own theme booth, artistically designed and decorated projecting the image unique to its people, that are truly attractive to the eyes of the visitors. Every day and night is filled with various activities, from festival presentations to a local beauty pageant. The theme park is filled with fun, foods and colors that will truly amaze every visitor!
  • Member Rating 5 out of 5 by paul's world on May 1, 2006

Pana-Ad Festival of Negros Occidental
Pana-Ad Park, Bacolod City Manila, Philippines

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