The Mambukal Resort is one of the Negros Island Region’s most popular tourist spots. Located around 1200 meters above sea level in the town of Murcia, the resort is perfect for long weekend trips with family and friends. The resort offers both natural and man-made attractions. Additionally, it offers accommodations for adventurers, travelers, and even occasional weekenders.
The Mambukal Resort spans several hectares. It offers many different facilities. In fact, aside from swimming pools and camping grounds, the resort also has picnic huts, a food court, a boating lagoon, and a whole lot more.
Also, the resort houses many interesting structures. This structure, for example, looks like one of the bathhouses in ancient Rome. As you all know, bathhouses were very popular in Rome. And since Mambukal is also about water and healing, it makes perfect sense to see a structure built around this concept.
The resort also offers different types of accommodations. The most popular of which are these cabins near the woods. These are perfect for families and groups of friends that want to enjoy a weekend getaway together.
Another interesting feature of the resort is the fact that a lot of structures are built around nature. For example, this river runs through the resort and adds natural beauty to the whole property.
Additionally, a huge lake sits at the heart of the property. The lake is perfect for kayaking and other water activities. It also stands as the resort’s main selling point being the central location for most activities within the facility.
The lake is quite deep due to this barricade system (can we call this a dam?) that helps keep the flow of the water in the lake steady.
The resort also has a hot sulfur dipping pool near the camping site.
MAMBUKAL RESORT
BACOLOD, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
AUGUST 2015
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It should be better if local goverment will help promote this one and try to refresh this beautiful place once again and offer more to attract people to come. Since we my friend and I are already in Bacolod, we decided to spent first half of the day at the Mambukal Mountain Resort.