As a person born with Ilocano blood, being thrifty is already part of our culture. This is why whenever we suggest a family travel or even a family picnic in Baguio City, we always hear opposition from our elders. They would always say that it is just a waste of...
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by Lakbay Baguio · Published July 3, 2015
Baguio City is popularly known as the Philippines’ Summer Capital. But did you ever wonder what you can do in this vacation hub after summer? Here’s Part One of our list and find out just what are these things you should tick off in your bucket list. Hangout at Hill...
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The John Hay Historical Core Located inside Camp John Hay, the historical core was established for the people to reminisce and see the role that Camp John Hay played in the history of Baguio City and the Philippines. Several structures that were constructed during the time of the Americans...
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by Vince · Published December 25, 2014 · Last modified December 15, 2015
Update on Sitio La Presa Closure Mount Cabuyao / Mount Sto.Tomas is now Closed to Tourists, read more about this story Update on Sitio La Presa Baguio Benguet Those going to Sitio La Presa have to prepare to pay 25 pesos for an Environmental Fee, we also have noticed that...
With the rapid urbanization in Baguio City the landscape has already changed, many of the original settlers who migrated and lived abroad have that common impression of the City of Baguio upon their return and that is, the city is different from what it was before. One of the things that made...
Growing up in Baguio City, I have learned that apart from the cold weather, the City of Pines also have several places where you can be alone to think and be inspired. The lush green grass, the tall trees or even the colorful flowers blooming as it is kissed by the morning...
As of the time of this writing it is raining for a few days now in Baguio City, makes one wanna wish that the sun would show up once again and give everyone the opportunity to go around Burnham Park in the morning. Burnham Park was originally designed during the American...
