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Dumaguete City, often referred to as the 'City of Gentle People', is the capital city of the province of Negros Oriental in the Philippines. Prominently located in the country's central Visayas region, it boasts an alluring mix of urban and rural environments, where sandy beaches meet academic institutions and bustling markets. Home to Silliman University, one of the oldest American-founded universities in Asia, the city offers a wealth of cultural experiences. Known for its Rizal Boulevard, a picturesque sea-front promenade, the charming Dumaguete is also a gateway to world-class diving sites and eco-adventures, featuring wildlife-rich Apo Island and the formidable Mt. Talinis. Catering to the adventurous and studious alike, Dumaguete City is a captivating concoction of tradition, nature, and modernity.

Dumaguete City

As a city girl, Dumaguete did not feel like a big busy city at all! 

- There are no taxis but everything is close enough by trike which you can access through Grab app. 

- As the “city of gentle people” I felt safe from the airport to my hostel thanks to the airport officials and hostel staff. 

- I wasn’t harassed even by myself! And I travelled at night. The biggest concern was the lights and electricity. It is not the most consistent so be vigilant about brownouts. 

- Attractions are quite accessible with motorcycles and a lot of drivers will not even rip you off even when I was traveling with foreigners.

- A very good chill transit city! Would recommend Mad Monkeys Hostel if you want to socialize.

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