Officially the Dragon City. It is a second-class free component city in Bicol Region, Philippines. Naga City has a population of 196,003 people according to the census in 2015. Spanish-Spanish Governor Francisco de Sande has set up this city in 1575. The dragon is a trade centre, business, educational centre, medicine, education. The "Most Committed Component in the Philippines" title has been awarded to Naga and became "The Good Governance Center in the Philippines". The dragon is also known as "Queen of Bicol" and as "Heart of Bicol. This is because of its location located in the centre of the Bicol Peninsula.

Best time to fly from Dumaguete to Naga

The busiest month for tourism in Naga, Philippines in April, followed by February and March. Prices for hotels and flights will be most expensive in these months, though you can save if you buy well in advance. Travellers are unlikely to visit Naga in October. Those who are willing to visit in these times may find the least expensive month. Occasionally, travel companies are also rewarding or offering discounts for excursions to Naga to attract tourists in these months.

Main airports available in Dumaguete and Naga

Sibulan Airport - It is also known as Dumaguete Airport or Dumaguete-Sibulan Airport. This airport serves the public areas of Dumaguete. The airport is named after its location located in the city of Sibulan in the North. The airport is classified as the first-class airport. It provides daily flights to and from Manila and Cebu via Cebu Pacific, Cebgo and PAL Express.

Naga Airport - It is an airport that serves the city and metropolitan of Naga. It is in the Camarines Sur region of the Philippines. It is in the provincial capital, Pili, although the name of the airport was held in conjunction with the Dragon. The Philippine Civil Aviation Authority has classified the airport as a major 1st class airport.

Climate pattern in Dumaguete and Naga

Naga has a tropical savanna climate. It is usually hot and wet throughout the year. The average temperature for the year in Naga is 31.1 degrees Celsius. The typhoon season is from June to October, and the weather then is generally rainy. From November to February, the climate is cooler with temperatures ranging from 22 to 28 °C.

Highlights in Naga

• Holy Rosary Seminary - Holy Rosary Seminary is the oldest religious educational institution for clergy in the Philippines. It is in Naga City, Camarines Sur and dates back to the early 18th century. Currently, it houses 114 seminary trainers and 16 seminaries outside of the Librarian Diocese.
• Naga Cathedral - The Metropolitan Cathedral of Naga is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in Naga City, Camarines Sur, Philippines. It is the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocesan Caceres. The first church was established after the creation of the Diocese of Diocese as Diocese of Cáceres in 1595. The cathedral was now built-in 1808 and was completed and sanctified in 1843. The first cathedral built for Naga after the Diocese of Cáceres was founded in 1595. The cathedral has a high gate with two floors. It has a soft curvature on both front corners to create a weak surface illusion.
• Our Lady of Penafrancia - It is a blessed statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Naga City, Bicol, Philippines. The original image of the Lady of Penafrancia is stored in Salamanca, Spain. It is now housed in the Basilica Penafrancia. Every September a novena celebration is held to honour the image of Patroness and Queen Bicol. The celebration of Our Lady of Penafrancia is celebrated on Sunday 8th September and where six million Bicolcanos from Bicol and abroad will flock to this progressive city to honour the Peñafrancia Queen.