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My cousin Noynoy and me, 8/2010
My aunt Connie at Burnham Park
At the Mansion House
Looking Igorot?
I am looking for a transient house in baguio good for 10-12 people
A usable kitchen is a must(complete with utensils and cooking tools).
Budget is 4k
Thanks!!!
We rented a townhouse (see pic on my Baguio City page) for P3800 last weekend. It has 3 rooms, 2t/b, living room & kitchen with cooking tools & utensils. It's in a residential area with a small merchandise store across it and a few minutes walk to a 7-11. Call JR at 09205921534.
The best time to visit is November-March, when the temperatures are cool and pleasant (it’s 15 F/7 C degrees cooler in the mountain areas). April and May are very hot and humid—it’s just prior to the rainy season. Avoid the rainy season, June-September, as roads are often damaged by flooding.
Canao is still performed in Baguio City. Most of the local residents still perform Canao especially those who are more affluent.
They do Canao on weddings. And even on funerals. Canao is an event where the host or hostess slaughter cows and pigs to offer to their Gods. There is also dancing involved and drinking of wine.
The horns of the cows are taken out later and they save them and put them on top of the hostess' ceilings to show many cows being slaughtered. The more horns in the ceilings mean that they have more Canaos done. It also shows the economic status of the owner of the house.
The beef and the pork are actually boiled and cut into small pieces and distributed to the attendees. They eat this by dipping it in soy sauce with lots of red chillies. They eat this with boiled rice.
Most of the Canao are still done in the outskirts of Baguio especially in Tuba and in Sablan.
Just came back from Baguio. Portraits can still be drawn by the local artists but they now have a minimal fee of 100 pesos for 1 person and 300 for 2 people/couple.
Not sure if this is how it was before but all the huts have locks. The guard said that they used to be open for people to see, however, some people vandalize the place so the huts now have locks. But they are still renting out the place to those who wish to stay overnight.
Rising above the city skyline are the pinkish hues of the Baguio Cathedral. The cathedral is but one of a number of religious landmarks which dot the city. There is the Bell Temple, north of the city; the Maryhurst Seminary with its brilliant gardens; and Lourdes Grotto with its 252 steps to heaven.
Bario Fiesta has great traditional Filipino food and the wooden carvings are fantastic and some are very big. Crispy pata is a traditional pork dish, that is out of this world. You have got to try this place when in Baguio.
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Q: cheapest innsp please. "where to find cheap inns in baguio? just for 8 hours? we're going to sleep there then Go to Sagada na :) for 7 persons?"
A: "hi ,that really depends what u consider cheap? http://irwinagnes.blogspot.com/2011/04/teachers-camp-room-rates.html"
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