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Favorite thing: 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.
Written Jun 11, 2005
Favorite thing: Baguio is in the mountains, pine trees and cool weather is the norm. It is called the Summer Capital because many go to Baguio to escape the heat of summer. They do get typhoons there, but it is usually lots of rain. My last trip to Baguio happened to be during a typhoon and we had a leak in our room right in the middle of the bed. It was a 1/2 star or so hotel, nice but not expensive. I can't remember the name.
Written Mar 3, 2003
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Favorite thing: Take care when choosing a taxi - very often meters don't work, but you may only know this when you're inside!
Be prepared to haggle - it does work.
Be extremely cautious at night if travelling alone (obvious, but worth mentioning)
Updated Nov 25, 2002
Favorite thing: Baguio's fortune is in its cool climate and high elevation. The American military was the first to recognize the area's appeal, setting aside a 535-acre military reservation amidst the pine trees in 1903 as a retreat for soldiers in need of some R&R. Today the city is a busy urban center, having risen from the rubble of the devastating earthquake of 1991. A popular retreat for city-folk looking to escape the heat.
Written Feb 25, 2003
Favorite thing: This just caught our eyes - cute advertisement on car top. It's a puppy with a bucket and the word "Joy" written on the bucket. Such an innovative way of advertising!
Written Oct 29, 2006
Favorite thing: Holy Innocents
Updated May 25, 2005
Favorite thing: shalala.....shalalala in the mo..orning!!!
Updated May 25, 2005
Favorite thing: Dear God!!! Dear God!!!!
Make us an your Instrument of thy peace.
Updated May 25, 2005
Favorite thing: Summer youth Gathering.
Samahang Kabataang Episcopal ng Pilipinas Metro Baguio Denery
Updated May 25, 2005
Written May 23, 2005
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Summer youth Gathering.Samahang Kabataang Episcopal ng Pilipinas Metro Baguio Denery
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Q: THinking of visiting PMA during our Baguio visit this November. What would visitors expect to see at PMA ? Do they have drills...
A: There is a portion of PMA where you can see old weaponries and tanks from WWI and WW2. There is also a PMA museum. As for the drills, not quite sure of it's frequency....
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This is the only place in the Philippines where its cold whole year round. It might not be as cold as other countries but its cold enough for us. Famous for its strawberries. Filipinos love going here...
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Being a regular traveler to my hometown at the far north end of Luzon, my family have enjoyed the best times on our countless visits to Baguio City - either as a stopover for that long journey to the...
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tHe SUMMER CAPITAL OF PHILLIPPINES
AWESOME PLACE Baguio City, approximately 250 kilometers north of Manila, is situated in the Province of Benguet. The area of the city is 49 square kilometers enclosed in a perimeter of 30.6...
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The City of Pines & Salad Bowl of the Phils
This city is very famous because of its very cool climate. At one point, it was even considered the "Honeymoon Capital of the Philippines". The weather is absolutely charming. Since the city is...
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Ahh, Baguio... what more can you ask for? When you live in a tropical country like I do, just the climate of Baguio during the cold months of December, January, and February is a treat on its own. Add...
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