Negros Island is located in the central part of the Philippines and is the fourth largest island in the country. It is divided into two provinces: Negros Occidental in the west and Negros Oriental in the east. The island is known for its rich agricultural land, producing sugarcane, rice, and various fruits. The island features diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, and beautiful beaches. It is home to several natural attractions, such as Mount Kanlaon, an active volcano, and the stunning Dumaguete coastline. Negros Island also has a vibrant culture, influenced by its history and local traditions.