Baguio is known as the Summer capital of the Philippines its 5 hours travel, and we used bus as our transportation. We choose the 11:15 pm schedule so that when we arrive at the baguio we have lots of time to tour the city. thou it was 5 hours of waiting till I get there i didnt feel any boredom at all since im too busy to keep on warming myself, seriously i dont know how to turn off the aircon and its really freezing me to death so i end up very much awake on the entire trip! lesson learned! next time better ask someone ^^.
exactly 4:15 we arrive at baguio as I get out from the bus, cold weather welcome me, and i feel like freezing to death, well its because im not use to cold weather since davao is not the same as baguio, but then i still enjoy the coldness seems like im in different country :-D. Talking about my experience there, well first, we meet our very humbly tour guide kuya joe, God is good coz we meet a good tour guide in a place where me, achi and fr. armand are foreign, next is I meet the stupid guy who almost ruined my vacation good thing i know how to let go, and lastly meet up the hospital admin of slu hospital tita malou, a good looking lady with a big heart and humble life.
Our Destination
1. Botanical Garden
you need to pay 10 pesos each if you want to take a picture with them. love the peace sign ^^
the puppy makes my shoes dirty but then i love him since he is very hyper haha
makes your ear warm i didnt bought this one, instead i choose the stitch hat since its my younger sister fave so i end up buying it as a gift.
my ancestor :-p
very tired of walking and buying some items so i end up sitting around..
2. Mansion House
haha love the katutubo costume, feels like om one of them :-p just pay 20 pesos and u have unlimited shots with different props.
3. Camp John hay
Used to be an American military recreational camp during World War II, Camp John Hay is now a popular destination for people who wish to see the pine forests in the city. The place also boasts a sprawling country club with a full 18-hole golf course as well as many trendy restaurants and a nice hotel.
4.Lourdes Grotto
The Lourdes Grotto is a Catholic shrine in Baguio. It is located on a hill in the western part of the city, and houses an image of the Lady of Lourdes. It is a favorite pilgrimage site during Holy Week, especially during Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Access to the top of the grotto is by climbing 252 steps or by driving a vehicle on a winding, narrow road. Devotees who go to the grotto to pray usually light a candle at an altar below the image. There are also vendors at the shrine who are willing to light a candle and say a prayer for visitors.
5. i forgot the place lolmost likely pma base
with senior Ken our tour guide thanks to tita ^^
salute!
drill !
5. Tam Awan
we are looking for an artist to do a sketch but sad to say they went to vacation during that time ^^ boooo! so we end up having coffee and chocolate at their cafe.
6. meet the dog haha love it
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