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Igorot Dances at Tam-awan Village Baguio

Tam-awan Village in Baguio City features authentic Ifugao huts, an Art Gallery and Crafts shop, a coffee shop, Fishpond, Eco-tours, art workshops and cultural shows. The village recently ...

Oh My Gulay! Art Gallery and Vegetarian Resto in Baguio

“Most people think the attraction is the food. Actually, it’s an art gallery that happens to serve vegetarian food. ” This is how gallery-owner Kidlat Tahimik explained to me ...

Baguio Flower Festival Blooms Anew

Update: Baguio Flower Festival Photos 2009 – ka edong After a series of “challenging” years, Baguio is once again celebrating a “normal” Panagbenga (Flower ...

Camp John Hay Revisited

It was in the 1800s when it was a ripe period for most colonies all over the world to bolt out from their colonial masters. For the Philippines, it was their fight for independence ...

Yacon: The Healing Rootcrop

These are not yams or sweet potatoes (kamote). These are yacon. It can be eaten raw. Its crunchiness resembles that of sinkamas; however, Yacon is sweet with a slight tinge of a gingerly ...

Bell Church: Baguio’s Hidden Secret

On the last day of my stay in Baguio City, I decided to visit one of Baguio’s hidden secrets. The Bell Church. This Taoist Church is located at the border between Baguio city ...

Climbing the steps of the Lourdes Grotto in Baguio

If you happen to visit Baguio City one of these days, don’t forget to include the Lourdes Grotto in your itenerary. Located on a fairly steep hill in the western part of Baguio ...

Picking Strawberries in Baguio

My last trip to Baguio was in August of 2005 but I must have made the most out of our week-end visit there than any place else. It was the middle of the rainy season so half the time, ...

Baguio’s Panagbenga (Flower Festival): Schedule

Panagbenga 2006 Celebrating the Best of Baguio Kasama ka na! Kasali ka pa …. Tara na! Here’s what’s in store for this year’s flower festival in Baguio City: Feb 25, 8am, ...

To Baguio and in style

Who of us doesn’t get a sore butt when we travel more than five hours by bus? Well, if you’re going to Baguio, you now have a choice to get a more comfortable bus ride. Victory ...