Get DirectionsEnjoy the serene outdoor landscape at Negros Occidental Capitol and Lagoon, a must-see destination on your tour of Bacolod City. This scenic attraction spans three hectares, offering visitors the chance to admire the splendid architecture of the capitol building and the emerald waters of the man-made lagoon.
Visitors can engage in a variety of activities, from leisurely strolls and fitness routines to the simple pleasure of fish feeding. The lagoon is home to live tilapias, and guests are welcome to feed them, creating a delightful experience for all ages. Additionally, the open-air auditorium hosts various events and performances, adding a cultural touch to your visit.
Whether you’re looking to relax, enjoy nature, or participate in local events, the Negros Occidental Capitol and Lagoon provides a peaceful and enjoyable setting. Its combination of natural beauty, architectural charm, and community activities makes it a highlight of Bacolod City.AddressGatuslao St, Bacolod, 6100 Negros Occidental, PhilippinesContact DetailsMobile: +63 939 861 0123Email: [email protected]Operational HoursMonday – Sunday: 8:00 am – 8:00 pmBest time to visit6:00 am – 10:00 am and 4:00 pm – 7:00 pmHow to get thereFrom the Bacolod-Silay Airport, take a van or tricycle to Silay’s Highway (Rizal St.). Take a 15 kilometer ride by jeepney or bus to Bacolod City and drop by Robinson’s Mall, if the jeepney doesn’t go directly to the park. Take another jeepney to Lacson St. and tell the driver to drop you at the lagoon.Things to-doWith its vast open area, locals and tourists love visiting the capitol park to jog, exercise and simply stroll. Families also hold picnics at the park especially during weekends and holidays. On the other hand, some citizens use the park for aerobics, Zumba, dance rehearsals, arnis and martial arts practices. Sometimes bands and musicians perform in its open-air auditorium called “Concert at the Park.” The park also showcases a man-made lagoon with several live tilapias. The public is welcome to feed these fishes.