Valencia is a first class municipality of Negros Oriental, just 9 kms. west of Dumaguete, at the foot of Mount Talinis. Just minutes away is the coastal area of Dauin where divers and snorkellers can help themselves to an array of protected marine reserves. Valencia is a popular retirement destination due to subsidized electricity, very low crime rate and cooler climate. Fruit trees abound - rambutan, lanzones, bananas, durian, etc. Locals are friendly and the lifestyle is laid back. The municipality also boasts of natural and man-made tourist attractions. Due to Valencia's proximity to Dumaguete, residents get to enjoy Dumaguete's urban amenities and services (universities, hospitals, malls, theatre, movies, bay walk, etc.) without having to live in a city. Internet cafés are numerous and internet service providers are provided by Smart and Globe Telecommunications.

Valencia in a nutshell

• Economy - agricultural; abaca, copra, corn, flowers, vegetables, root crops, and exotic fruits such as lanzones and rambutan. Valencia's top soil is fertile. Royalties are received from the geothermal power station
• Award - voted as "the greenest and cleanest" town of Negros Oriental in 2007
• Climate - due to its high elevation, climate is generally cool. It receives a substantial amount of rainfall in the year.
• Tourist attractions - Casasaroro Falls, Japanese War Memorial Shrine, Banica Valley Swimming Lagoon, World War II Mint Museum, Mount Talinis, Bidiao Nature Trail, Twin Lakes of Mt. Talinis, Camp Vendiola, Camp Lookout, Kaipuhan Sulphur Vents, Pulangbato Hot Springs
• Land area - 150 square kilometers
• Geography - 65% mountainous, with elevation ranging from 200 to 500 meters above sea level
• Religion - Predominantly Catholic with strong presence of the Mormons, UCCP (United Church of Christ in the Philippines, Iglesia ni Cristo and Jehovah's Witness
• Education - 3 local high schools (Bong-ao, Caidiocan and San Pedro) and a Korean school
• Emergency Services - ambulance service, fire department, police station

HOUSE AND LOT

Valencia Mountain View Bungalow ( 501) Excellent view of Mt. Talinis in backyard porch, newly built in 2004, US style with 110-220 volt wiring, minicured garden, within Poblacion but secluded for privacy Location:Brgy. Poblacion, Valencia, Negros Oriental Land Title Status:clear title Price:P11,500,000.00 REDUCED!!! View the property

RAW LAND

1.2 Hectare Raw Land ( 001) 2km of fire road from the main road, water and electricity can be tapped from adjacent lands, about 38 fruit bearing mango trees, a few coconut trees, flat area suitable for agriculutre Location:1/3 in Brgy. Bong-ao, Valencia, 2/3 in Dumaguete, Negros Oriental Lot Size:1.2 hectares Land Title Status:tax declaration Price:P350/square meter View the property

2.0 Hectare Raw Land ( 002) short walk from main road, level land suitable for agriculture, rows of fruit-bearing coconut trees Location:Brgy. East Balabag, Valencia, Negros Oriental Lot Size:2.0 hectares Land Title Status:clear title Price:P600.00/square meter View the property

.63 Hectare Raw Land ( 003) short walk from main road, level land suitable for agriculture, fruit-bearing banana and coconut trees Location:Brgy. Apolong, Valencia, Negros Oriental Lot Size:.63 hectares Land Title Status:tax declaration Price:P300.00/square meter View the property

.65 hectares Raw Land ( 006) portion buying OK, beside main road, suitable for agriculture, fruit-bearing trees, mature bamboo Location:Brgy. Sagbang, Valencia, Negros Oriental Lot Size:.65 hectares Land Title Status:tax declaration Price:P400.00/square meter View the property

.73 hectares Raw Land ( 007) trail access to main road, suitable for agriculture, view, mature bamboo Location:Brgy. Sagbang, Valencia, Negros Oriental Lot Size:.73 hectares Land Title Status:tax declaration Price:P100.00/square meter View the property

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