North of Metro Manila, the Baguio Convention Center is considered to be the most modern and most spacious facility of its kind . It is often used for conventions, programs, conferences, graduations, and other types of indoor gatherings or activities... 

The Lourdes Grotto is another Catholic shrine and place of meditation in Baguio. It is located on a high hill in the western part of the city where you will find the image of the Lady of Lourdes. The grotto is a favorite pilgrimage site during Holy Week... 

Between Burnham Park and the City Hall of Baguio is a rectangular piece of city property known as Rizal Park. The park was erected in honor of Dr. Jose P. Rizal, the national hero of the Philippines, and is similar to numerous other parks found in towns... 

The Bell Church is located north of the downtown area of Baguio along the road leading to the town of La Trinidad, Benguet. Within its compound are intricately designed arches and buildings adorned with flags, bells and dragons. It has a pagoda, and... 

Visitors should find time to buy at least an item or two to take home with them. Bringing home a souvenir like a Baguio broom, a jar of Ubi, peanut brittle, choco flakes, a wood carving, fresh strawberries, assorted fresh vegetables, or even a lei of... 

Buses to Baguio from Manila and buses from Baguio to Manila have a bus station a short distance from Session Road. Baguio bus choices are non-aircon, air conditioned, and deluxe which has wider seats, a snack bar and a washroom (no more stop overs =... 

Jeepneys in Baguio are plentiful but routes around and in the outskirts of the city are a bit confusing. Terminals of jeepneys bound for areas farther from central Baguio are found in Burnham Park and near the City Market. The minimum fare is about P7. Popularity:... 

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Baguio, with all its natural beauty, offers the luxury of modern living and more. Imagine yourself on a mountain top standing in awe feeling a gentle breeze refreshing your skin while pine needles dance in a wind carrying the scent of fresh pine. In... 

Taxis in Baguio are generally very safe for tourists. Drivers are usually very honest, abide by the meter, and return loose change down to the last peso. You can hire a taxi for P250 per hour and they will wait while you visit the attractions and shopping... 

In 1950, the Philippine Military Academy moved from its former site at Teacher’s Camp to a 373-hectare compound in Loakan, ten kilometers south of downtown Baguio. It is housed in a fort named after the hero of the battle of Tirad Pass, Gen. Gregorio... 

Kennon road connects Baguio City with the town of Rosario, La Union in the Philippines. It was originally called the Benguet Road and was later named in honor of its builder, Col. Lyman Kennon of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Coming from Manila or... 

Wright Park is named after the architect who designed the city, featuring a shallow elongated rectangular body of water known as the “Pool of Pines”. The enclosed body of shimmering water reflects golden bush-lined walkways that lead to the...