Baguio City Vacation Stay by Junior Agsaoay

20/01/2025

That euro-vibe.

08/07/2024

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✅3 Toilets & hot showers
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✅Wide Terrace, BBQ grill
✅Wide glass & balconies
✅Overlooking views❗
✅Gated parking for 2 cars
✅Free 5gal Drinking water
✅7 – 10 minutes drive to city center, Burnham Park, Session Rd, Cathedral, SM, Night Market, Igorot Stone Kingdom, Tamawan Village, Lourdes Grotto, Mirador Eco Park, Old Diplomat Hotel.

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It's Sunday @ Session Road. 🙈

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21/11/2022

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=688665782623401&id=100044399560402&mibextid=Nif5oz

CALENDAR OF X-MAS EVENTS IN BAGUIO

The city has put together a calendar of Christmas events dubbed “An Enchanting Baguio Christmas”for the yuletide celebration.

It was kicked off by the “Christmas Around the World" inaugurals at the Botanical Garden which portrays Christmas as observed in different countries through representations of design, form and structure at the Baguio Botanical Garden on Nov. 18, 2022.

Different areas of the park are decorated by personnel of the City Environment and Parks Management Office (CEPMO) to illustrate other country’s celebration of Christmas.

There is however an emphasis on the cool Baguio climate, expressed through trails of snowflakes amidst dominant colors of yellow and white evident on the Christmas decors on the main roads and the Central Business District.

On Nov. 27, Porta Vaga building atop Session road launch their celebration with merrymaking and motif decorations, from the building’s tenants and lessors. Earlier, request was given for business establishments within the city’s main streets to decorate their area of responsibility for the yuletide season, same as Porta Vaga.

On Dec 1, the city Christmas tree and mandala-inspired parol/lights along Session road shall be lighted by city officials and luminaries on December 1. Alongside shall be the long-awaited Saint Louis University (SLU) lantern parade from Session road to Melvin Jones field. A childrens’ mardi gras is also planned as a day activity.

As of date, the City Engineers Office (CEO) and City Building and Architectures Office (CBAO) are joining forces to create structures which express joy and delight during the yuletide season.

Within the same time frame, a fireworks display is expected from SM Baguio, it was known.

Residents and visitors are also in for more celebrations as on December 3, a “Cool Christmas at the Rose Garden” features a food truck showcase, Christmas installation, open mic street busking and artists’ performances.

The Nutcracker parade, ballet concert along Session road and Melvin Jones; a silent drill; of the Ballet Baguio dancers and the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) shall be done on Dec. 4, a Sunday. The performances are expected to be met with a jam-packed street audience.

For the whole month of December, thematic Sundays apply: on Dec. 4, the never-vintaged Volkswagons in the city shall be displayed, dressed up as decorations; on Dec. 11, coincidental with Architecture week, the art deco design of Session road establishments shall be highlighted; and on Dec. 18, children and other private individuals celebrate with chalk art along Session road.

According to City Administrator Bonifacio de la Pena, midnight and eucharistic masses for Christmas may be celebrated in all churches. Church authorities however should be responsible for health protocols; face mask, hand sanitation, and physical distancing, in their areas of responsibility, dela Pena added.

Other activities are slated for the new year, the final plans being ironed out, Archt. Tabangin said, all in coordination with the City Building and Architects Office (CBAO), City Tourism and Special Events Office (CTSEO) and City Environment and Parks Management Office (CEPMO). -JGfianza

17/11/2022

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17/11/2022

NO car? NO Problem! Let’s DIY Baguio!

Itinerary #3 - La Trinidad

1. Bell Church

2. Stobosa Hillside Homes Artwork or Valley of Colors

3. Strawberry Farm

1. Take the jeepney bound for La Trinidad at the jeepney terminal near Baguio Center Mall. Don't go to Strawberry Farm yet, wait!

Get off at BELL CHURCH the entrance with dragon arch before the overhead sign arch “Welcome to La Trinidad”, easy to spot, when you see a huge strawberry statue, beside it is a police station, beside it is the dragon archway, enter and walk a couple of minutes to get to the colorful BELL CHURCH (chinese temple built in the 1960s).

Jeepney Terminal to La Trinidad near Baguio Center Mall: https://goo.gl/maps/SxxDqi1LhMeF3U8B8

Jeepney to Strawberry Farm near Insular and Travelite Express: https://goo.gl/maps/tT2CPGdnJ6vQ8VPS9

Fare: 11 pesos

Bell Church Entrance Fee: FREE

2. From Bell Church, walk back to the entrance along the highway and continue walking pass the “Welcome to La Trinidad” arch to VALLEY OF COLORS (Stobosa Hillside Homes), just about 3 minutes walk or 280 meters along the highway. You can cross to the other side through a suspension pedestrian bridge, great photo-op with the artsy hillside homes and colorful houses in the background.

Walking Map: https://goo.gl/maps/vx8JsCmmSJM6BNsF9

Stobosa Entrance Fee: FREE

3. Hail a jeepney just at the same highway in front of the Stobosa hillside homes to STRAWBERRY FARM. Tell manong driver to drop you off at Strawberry Farm, just a little pass from Benguet State University’s Track and Field Oval, opposite on the otehr side of the highway is the road called Strawberry Farm Road with the sign board "Welcome to Strawberry Farm", walk about 6 minutes or 500 meters to the parking area. You’ve reached the place!

Buy fresh strawberries or pick some, you pay of course for the experience.

Fare: 11 pesos

Walking Map from highway to Strawberry Farm Parking Area and entrance: https://goo.gl/maps/759FDChzwoXyHQaZ6

Strawberry Farm Entrance Fee: FREE

***Note: Strawberry picking and harvesting season is from March - April, sometimes as early as November.

Then go back to Baguio City by taking the same jeepney plying along the main highway, easy to spot with the sign “Baguio Plaza”.

Fare: 14 pesos.

For 36 pesos total fare going and coming back, you’ve visited 3 popular attractions.

Smile . . . Naka tipid-hack ka!

17/11/2022

NO car? NO Problem!

Let’s DIY Baguio - Itinerary 2

1. Heritage Hill and Nature Park Garden (Old Diplomat Hotel)
2. Mirador Heritage and Eco Park
3. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
4. Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto

1. Take a jeepney from city center to the HERITAGE HILL AND NATURE PARK (Old Diplomat Hotel, built in 1913-1915). The jeepney terminal is located at Kayang Street, to get there go to Abanao Square Mall, walk at the side going up to the back of the mall, that’s Kayang street, you’ll find the jeepney terminal look for “Lourdes Dominican Hill” jeepneys.

Jeepney Terminal Map: https://goo.gl/maps/DxRetnM9wVye3rVg7
Fare: 11 pesos
Old Diplomat Entrance Fee: 10 pesos

2. From the Old Diplomat Hotel, walk down back to the main road and take a jeepney to MIRADOR HERITAGE AND ECO PARK / ARASHIYAMA BAMBOO GROVE (one location), if you have a sturdy knee, you can walk 10 – 12 minutes or approximately 1 km, pababa naman ang road so you can do it.

Fare: 11 pesos
Walk: FREE

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park Entry Fee: 100 pesos

Arashiyama Bamboo Grove Entry Fee: FREE

3. From Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, walk about 5 minutes to Lourdes Grotto.

4. Take the jeepney along the main road or highway at the bottom steps/stairs of Lourdes Grotto (along Dominican Hill Road) back to town.

Fare: 11 pesos

For less than 35 pesos fare going and coming back, you’ve visited 3 popular attractions.

Smile . . . Naka tipid-hack ka! :)