BENGUET | Pizza Volante’s Pizza Marengo
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When you craved for pizza and by chance, you’re in Baguio City and asked for a local restaurant, most likely you’ll get Pizza Volante...
BENGUET | Morning Walk in Camp John Hay: Cemetery of Negativism,...
The sun was peeking out in a small gap of the window curtains as I got out of bed. Weather was fine that day...
BENGUET | PHOTOHOLIC: My First Attempt on Flower Photography
Baguio City is known for the Panagbenga Festival happens every February to celebrate the season of blossoming of flowers. During my visit...
BENGUET | Walking Through the Holy Land in Baguio Eco Park
Have you experienced during your primary years of studying where people from the local church regularly visit your school to conduct Catechisms? I really...
BENGUET | FOOD TRIP: Cafe by the Ruins
A must visit and the most loved restaurant in Baguio City is Cafe by the Ruins located at Chuntug Street fronting the Baguio City...
BENGUET | Stairway to Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto
If you’re a Catholic, your visit to Baguio City is incomplete without hiking up the 252 steps to Our Lady of Lourdes grotto. The...
BENGUET | Birthday Dinner at O’ Mai Khan
I’ve been to Baguio a couple of times but I didn’t have the opportunity to try the famous Mongolian restaurant O' Mai Khan. Although...
BENGUET | Microtel Inn and Suites Baguio: Cozy Place for Baguio...
Tired from the 6-hour dizzy bus ride from Sagada, Mountain Province, I went directly from Dangwa Terminal to Microtel Inn and Suites Baguio. The...
BENGUET | Café de Angelo’s Sirloin Steak Sandwich
Away from the bustling and crowded streets of Baguio City is another diner that is now on my list of must-places everytime I’m in...
BENGUET | Tam-Awan Village: Cordilleran Arts and Culture
The culture of the highlanders is one of the most interesting topics in every Philippine history class. You’ll get to see native huts, locals...