What is the cheapest price for Manila to Bacolod?

The cheapest price for Manila-Bacolod flights starts at PHP 1658

If I want to get a direct flight from Manila to Bacolod, which airlines are available for booking?

You can fly directly from Manila to Bacolod with Philippines AirAsia and Philippine Airlines.

How long does it usually take to fly from Manila to Bacolod?

A non-stop flight from Manila to Bacolod takes around 1 hours 10 minutes.

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The capital city of Negros Occidental, Bacolod, also known as the City of Smiles, is a popular destination in the Philippines.One of the most celebrated festivals in Bacolod is the annual MassKara Festival, which is a colourful street festival. Bacolod is best known for its friendly people, delicious food and vibrant festivals. Here are some must-visit Bacolod tourist spots.

1.San Sebastian Cathedral

This cathedral in Bacolod has a striking red and white facade and was built in the 19th century.

2. Balay Negrense Museum

The former location of a historic house, this museum now showcases the lifestyle and culture of the Negrense people in the 19th century.

3. Negros Museum

In this museum you’ll find art, anthropology and natural history exhibits showcasing the rich culture of Negros Occidental.

4. Bernardino Jalandoni Museum

This museum, with Spanish colonial architecture, houses antique furniture, decorative arts and personal memorabilia belonging to the aristocratic Jalandoni family.

5. Silay City

A city in Negros Occidental, Silay City is famous for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture such as ancestral houses, many of which now have been converted into museums.