Some popular delicacies in Negros Oriental include Budbud Kabog (sticky rice cake made from millet), Silingan (spicy seafood dish), and Suman sa Lihiya (sticky rice cake cooked in lye water). The province is also known for its delicious seafood dishes such as Kinilaw (raw fish marinated in vinegar) and Inasal na Baboy (grilled pork barbecue).
Abaca is known as the "green gold" of Negros Island due to its important role in the local economy. Negros Island is one of the major producers of abaca in the Philippines, with its strong and durable fibers sourced from abaca plants that are abundant in the region.
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Early humans lived in small groups called tribes, they were hunter-gatherers who relied on hunting animals and gathering plant foods for survival. They lived in shelters made of wood, leaves, or animal skins, and used stone tools for hunting, cooking, and other tasks. Their culture included cave paintings, rituals, and storytelling to pass down traditions and knowledge.
Negros Oriental's population is 1,231,904.
The capital of Negros Oriental is Dumaguete City.
The area of Negros Oriental is 5,385.5 square kilometers.
Negros Oriental was created on 1917-03-10.
Negros Oriental State University was created in 1927.
The motto of Negros Oriental State University is 'Culture of Service and Excellence'.
The capital of Negros Oriental from the Western Visayas of the Philippines is Dumaguete City.
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The language commonly spoken in Negros Oriental is Cebuano or Bisaya. There are also other languages and dialects spoken in the province, such as Tagalog, English, and other Visayan languages.
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