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Easter Weaving Room: Fine Baguio Stuff

The Store offers a wide selection of Baguio crafts some of which are unique and authentic. Here you can find woven cloth which you can buy to have your own clothes made or ready to wear clothes of these fine woven materials.

What to buy: Woven cloth, silver jewelry or Ifugao woodcraft

Theme: Local Craft

Website: http://www.cityofpines.com/easterschool.html

Good Shepherd Convent: Craving for sweets

If you're like me and my family, you'd probably be craving for something sweet most of the time. To satisfy this craving, we head on to the Good Shepherd Convent a few meters from Mines view Park and Wright Park. You get to eat good food and help send kids to school. Proceeds from the sales are used for funding the education of the scholars who incidentally also help in the cooking and marketing of these products.

What to buy: We normally buy jam or syrup (both made from strawberry or blueberry), cookies (I implore you try the angel cookies), peanut brittle, bread. Best of all, try their strawberry ice creamy. It's sooooooo deliciously mouthwatering!

Directions: past wright park towards the direction of mines view park.

Theme: Food and Drink

Export Processing Zone: Cheap Goods

During christmas season and shortly after, the Export Processing Zone is open to the public for shopping. Several different goods are up for sale - shoes, clothes, furniture, watches, bags, toys, etc. etc. etc. These are mostly export overruns. I normally find myself going to that place at least twice on every trip. Can't resist the temptation not to buy. It beckons!

Directions: past camp john hay towards the direction of the airport.

Theme: Other