Tucked in the heart of Baguio City, the Baguio Botanical Garden isn’t just a sanctuary of flora and fauna—it’s also home to secrets from the past. This lush paradise hides something unexpected: underground Japanese tunnels that date back to World War II. Intrigued yet? Quick Overview of the Garden Known locally as “Igorot Village,” or…

This story tells about the brilliant idea of creating a city on a mountain top. We talk about the men that contributed to that idea. The creation of Baguio City is credited to American colonial officials, though the concept evolved through multiple contributors from early Igorot settlers until the arrival of foreigners during the early…

Baguio, the “Summer Capital of the Philippines,” is one of the most iconic and beloved destinations in the country. Situated in the mountainous region of Luzon, this charming city offers a refreshing escape from the tropical heat, with its cool climate, breathtaking views, and a wide array of attractions for tourists of all ages. In…

How Burnham Park became the hub of Baguio City. Burnham Park, a 32.84-hectare urban green space in the heart of Baguio City, Philippines, stands as a symbol of the city’s evolution from an indigenous Ibaloi settlement to a colonial hill station and modern tourism hub. Located at an elevation of approximately 1,500 meters in Benguet…

It’s Sunday in Baguio City and only one lane of Session Road going down to Malcolm Square was closed to motorized vehicles for the 9th Ecological Waste Management & Sustainability Fair. Here’s our walking tour of Session Road in Baguio City, Philippines. March 16 2025 https://youtu.be/VCrpS6LAmKI

In celebration of National Arts Month and the 29th Panagbenga Festival, the Dance Association of Baguio City proudly showcases talent, passion, and culture through a spectacular lineup of performances. https://youtu.be/009r7vU73u4?si=hpOp_HxcHmlNlmXD