Visayas

The Visayas is a central Philippine island group between Luzon and Mindanao, comprising major islands including Panay, Negros, Cebu, Bohol, Leyte, and Samar.

Western Visayas: A Philippine administrative region in the western Visayas, including Panay and Guimaras. Panay anchors this subregion, one of the Visayas’ three traditional island groupings.
Luzon: The largest and most populous island in the Philippines, in the archipelago’s north. Luzon lies north of the Visayas across the Sibuyan Sea.
Cebuano language: An Austronesian language spoken widely in the central and southern Philippines. Cebuano is widely spoken across Cebu, Bohol, and parts of the Visayas.
Cebu City: A major Philippine city on Cebu Island and the capital of Cebu province. Its port and airport connect the central islands to national and international routes.
Negros: An island in the central Philippines divided between Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental. Negros is a major Visayan island with distinct western and eastern provinces.
Central Visayas: A Philippine administrative region in the central Visayas, including Cebu and Bohol. Cebu and Bohol form a geographic core of the central islands.
Mindanao: The southernmost major island of the Philippines and the country’s second-largest. Mindanao lies south of the Visayas across the Bohol Sea.
Hiligaynon language: An Austronesian language spoken chiefly in Western Visayas and parts of Mindanao. Hiligaynon is strongly associated with Panay and western Negros.
Iloilo City: A Philippine city on Panay Island and a major urban center of Western Visayas. Its port has long served trade and travel across the western islands.
Bohol: An island province in the central Philippines, southeast of Cebu. Bohol is a major island with a strong regional identity.

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