People's Park, San Carlos City, Negros Occidental

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People's Park is one of the places to stroll around if one has an afternoon to spare in San Carlos City.
For an entrance fee of P5.00, one can walk or jog around the park filled with miniature structures around the city of San Carlos. In fact, it is one of the featured tourism spot in Negros Tourism website. 

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A gold-crusted engraving of what I can surmise as the city's history.

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A portion of the wall with gold engravings.

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One of the miniature buildings in the People's Park.

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Still one of the miniature structures.

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A Giant clay jar.

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The old train. San Carlos City is also a buzzling place of sugarcane industry. 

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A modern structure inside the park.

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By the seawall. One can stroll by the sea.

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People's Park opens from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM

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  1. UnknownMarch 1, 2021 at 12:27 AM

    Ipaguba nalang nila na Kay Wala koy gipabuhat diha sa people's park ako Ang tag iya diha Kay ako si Antonio gacang montinola or hendry cojuangco montenola na presedente sa United Nations organization na Apo Ni Don carlos ledezma ug venancio manalo Roxas na Hari sa Norway ug si patrecio osmena gacang na Hari sa Brunei na yaga hacienda neguri may DNA ako bangko sentral Ng pilipinas ug thump mark sige Kay may gyera na mahitabu na dimanko pwede na ipa taint Kay blood agreement between unicef and asean pederation na hawak ko project diha na global port of philimvest na gas exploration sa brgy Socorro at power plant sa San Jose ug Pacific plaza grande University na division ay sto Thomas, cnc, tanon academy,sta Rita and ledezma college na tag 18 floor tungud diha mag aral Ang Australia, Canada at ibang nation Kay ako nag champion sa buong mundo sa mathematics 1984 -1988 ug na Pacific plaza grande ay 54 floor sa harap Ng sto Thomas ug sa balay Ni anjenette ybanez ug Paris tower sa harap Ng plasa na bodega Ng coke ug the war will be happen dahil United Nations organization project at iglesia Ni kristo 1990 na aprobahan sa Canada ug insolar life building 27 floor sa gaisano ug libre pabahay sa 18 brgy sa San Carlos city negros Occidental gilimut ko sa grupo na mga contractor diha na nagpabuhat sa solar ug pagawaan Ng alak taga abs cbn na sila thanks sa sipaway ay aquatic unerwater crystallisation or rainbow island.

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