BENGUET | Backyard Baguio’s Slow-Cooked Pork Ribs
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In my quest of discovering Baguio’s bestsellers, I found myself in one of the hip places in General Luna Road area. I didn’t consider...
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 | How to Survive Panagbenga Festival
Baguio City will again be flocked by tourists, foreign or local, for the annual Panagbenga Festival that celebrates the blossoming of flowers held every...
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...
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 | PHOTOHOLIC: Summer Capital of The Philippines
Baguio City is not only known for the man made lake of Burnham Park and the famous Session Road but also with the presence...
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 | 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 | 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...