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  • Red Rock Hot Spring at Pulangtubig, Valencia, Negros Oriental is a great way to relax in the cool upland temperatures of Valencia. The natural source of spring water averaging from 38 degrees Celsius. Soakers who come here regularly claim that they have been relieved of the signs and symptoms of such health problems as Asthma, Arthritis, Allergic Rhinitis, Fatigue, Insomnia, Malaise, Sinusitis and among others.  Bathers can be assured of water's cleanliness and sanitation while bathing. as it is constantly circulating and refreshed and is drained every night.
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  • Pulangbato in the Ocoy Valley near the town of Valencia is aptly named because of the water's seemingly red river water caused by natural red rocks found in the area. ‘Pula" is the native word for red and “ bato" means rocks. Or red rock. The water appears to be red but  turns clear once taken out from the river and therefore a reflection of the rock formations that make up the landscape
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  • Pulangbato in the Ocoy Valley near the town of Valencia is aptly named because of the water's seemingly red river water caused by natural red rocks found in the area. ‘Pula" is the native word for red and “ bato" means rocks. Or red rock. The water appears to be red but  turns clear once taken out from the river and therefore a reflection of the rock formations that make up the landscape
    red-rock-dumaguete-5.jpg
  • Palinpinon Geothermal Energy - Valencia is the site of a geothermal power station that generates electricity that supplies the needs of Negros. Valencia city government receives royalties from the power station. and passes on the savings to locals with a 50% reduction in their electrical power bills. The geothermal power comes from the area’s natural volcanic steam which was funded the Development Bank of the Philippines.
    red-rock-dumaguete-4.jpg
  • Palinpinon Geothermal Energy - Valencia is the site of a geothermal power station that generates electricity that supplies the needs of Negros. Valencia city government receives royalties from the power station. and passes on the savings to locals with a 50% reduction in their electrical power bills. The geothermal power comes from the area’s natural volcanic steam which was funded the Development Bank of the Philippines.
    red-rock-dumaguete-2.jpg
  • Palinpinon Geothermal Energy - Valencia is the site of a geothermal power station that generates electricity that supplies the needs of Negros. Valencia city government receives royalties from the power station. and passes on the savings to locals with a 50% reduction in their electrical power bills. The geothermal power comes from the area’s natural volcanic steam which was funded the Development Bank of the Philippines.
    red-rock-dumaguete-3.jpg
  • Palinpinon Geothermal Energy - Valencia is the site of a geothermal power station that generates electricity that supplies the needs of Negros. Valencia city government receives royalties from the power station. and passes on the savings to locals with a 50% reduction in their electrical power bills. The geothermal power comes from the area’s natural volcanic steam which was funded the Development Bank of the Philippines.
    red-rock-dumaguete-1.jpg
  • Pulangbato in the Ocoy Valley near the town of Valencia is aptly named because of the water's seemingly red river water caused by natural red rocks found in the area. ‘Pula" is the native word for red and “ bato" means rocks. Or red rock. The water appears to be red but  turns clear once taken out from the river and therefore a reflection of the rock formations that make up the landscape
    red-river-dumaguete.jpg