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      Slippery stones at Mines View Park
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      Be very careful not to fall down
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Falling Boulders
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JaneCajuguiran 241 reviews

As beautiful a mountain city it is, The road to Baguio can be treacherous too.

It was a rainy during one of our trips from Baguio when a boulder came rolling down the mountainside toward the direction the bus (we were riding on) was taking. Luckily, the bus driver saw it coming and halted just before the boulder hit the ground. of course we were terrified but had to go on anyway.

The lesson is not to go to or from baguio when it is rainy. It gets pretty foggy too and the driver might not be able to see when at a high altitude.

Written Feb 4, 2006

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Drive Extra Careful when It's Foggy.
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Foggy

Being at a high elevation, Baguio is generally foggy. Add to that the winding road on a steep side of the mountain, it is but advisable to the driver new to the place to take extra precaution when driving. Blowing the horn every now and then helps.

My worst experience was when driving up foggy Marcos Highway at night at just 2-meter visibility condition.. And by default >> the speed would be at a very slow crawling 5kph.

Written Jan 9, 2006

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Slippery when wet
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JaneCajuguiran 241 reviews

Although Baguio is a city, much of its attraction is its attempt to incorporate nature into it. This being, there are places in baguio which can be really slippery when the rains come. My advice - stay away from places that have ecotrails and mines which Baguio is noted for. If you do go, be sure to bring extra clothes and a bagful of tissue paper.

Written Jan 1, 2006

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Doubtful Helping Hands
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whvcebu 191 reviews
Fruit stand Baguio

When visiting the famous Baguio market watch out for pickpockets. Particularly when you have selected a boy or a girl out of a crowd of youngsters offering help for carrying your heavy vegetable bags, the ones who were not lucky to be chosen switch there talents to become pciküpockets.

While you are busy to watch that all vegetables will be packed into your baskets and bags the trailing youngsters watch where you put your change.

Rest assured that your money which you put into your chest pocket of yopur polo shirt does not stay there for long, if your aren't attentive for a spur of a moment.

Written Jul 30, 2005

Phone: Police will not act

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hold while crossing the bridge
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THE BRIDGE

There is a hanging bridge near the hot spring. Its okei to cross just for the experience just hold on tight on the bars. :) ENJOY!

Written Jan 6, 2004

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