This eastern stretch of Hinoba-an is a different face of the same municipality covered from the west/Sipalay side in this project’s Western Coastal content — ridgelines, forest edges, and upland belts on the Negros Oriental-facing side rather than the Sipalay-adjacent coast.

Genuinely remote and lightly visited; mostly relevant if you’re tracing a full southern-Negros loop rather than heading here as a specific destination.

HOW TO GET THERE: Reachable via the same Sipalay-Hinoba-an bus corridor from Bacolod, or from the Dumaguete/Bayawan side heading southwest — either route is long, several hours either way.

BEST TIME: Dry season (December-May) given how rural the connecting roads are on this side.