The Ruins
Like a lady wooed by her man, the Ruins play with your emotions especially at sunset with its orange pinks and purples hues. He charms, tickles and romances you. But at sundown, the Ruins take a different persona. With blue and golden sights emanating from nooks and crannies, it is now a lady, teasing, flirting, a temptress confident of her beauty as well as her majesty.
Bacolod …. Fun in the Mountain
Motor to the Hawaiian Philippines Company for some orientation on how the famous muscovado sugar is made. Here, you will have a good understanding of the island’s sugar industry and how it is able to sweeten your day.
Payment
We do accept CASH or CHECK payment provided check payment must be done at least three (3) working days before deadline given, otherwise cash payment is required.
Payment can either be sent thru our bank account, paypal, gcash or other remittances. A scanned copy of receipt must be received for verification purposes. Official receipt will be forwarded after verification process.
Please be advised to coordinate first with CJ n' C Travel and Tours or with My Negros Island Guide before making any payment. Our staff will inform you once its time to make the payment.
Philippine currency
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The Central Bank of the Philippines is the sole authority empowered to issue currency in the Philippines.
The monetary unit used in the Philippines is the peso (correctly spelled Piso), divided into 100 centavos. However, the only foreign currency to have in the Philippines is US dollars - it's no longer true to say that nothing else is considered to exist. The US dollar certainly exists more than most though.
The Central Bank seeks to ensure the integrity of the currency and enforces the highest degree of protection for the country’s currency. It provides the highest standard of service to banks and to the public. It makes sure that the demand for currency notes and coins is met effectively and efficiently.
Currently, the exchange rate floats around Php 52 / $1 USD, but does vary somewhat. 1 Euro is about Php 58 .
Philippine Currency
This is one reason why so many foreigners, on limited retirement funds especially, come here to live. But, upon coming here to live, many foreigners, especially Americans, can lose track of what they spend here. They do this knowing that it's so cheap here, compared to other parts of the world. Read our Only a Dollar page to get more insight on this.
Old Philippine Currency
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