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Caves & Caverns

Not all of Negros Oriental’s interesting landscapes are visible from the surface.

Beneath the hills and limestone formations are caves, chambers and passages shaped by water and geological processes over long periods of time.

Some are known for their impressive dimensions, while others offer a closer look at the textures and formations of an underground environment.

These places add another dimension to the region’s natural character, quite different from its mountains and coastlines.

Explore the Destinations

Panligawan Cave

The Daylight Beneath

Step beneath Mabinay’s limestone landscape into Panligawan Cave, where daylight enters through an opening overhead, revealing a spacious chamber whose local stories connect the underground landscape with courtship.

Crystal Cave

Mabinay’s Mineral Gallery

Crystal Cave in Mabinay draws attention to the details beneath the landscape, with stalactites, stalagmites and mineral surfaces that catch the light within a compact underground setting.

Odloman Cave

Exploring An Underground World

Odloman Cave reveals Mabinay’s adventurous underground character, with kilometres of surveyed passages, connected entrances and active streams forming a complex landscape documented by cavers and international exploration teams.

Habhaban Cave

Bayawan’s Underground Waterfall

Habhaban Cave in Bayawan combines confined underground passages with a waterfall inside the cave, offering a demanding exploration story centred on water, enclosed space and the provincial interior.