| Page Views: 5,048 Last Visit to Baguio City: August, 2007 I Visit Here Frequently | Baguio city by allelli - last update: Sep 11, 2007 |
It is the city in the sky with the height of 5,000 feet above sea level, We usually use Kennon Road going up to Baguio this road is the most spectacular with amazing scenery, among the four major highways up to Baguio, from pine forests to mountains with waterfalls disgorging fresh mountain water into the valleys below and it is also the shortest trip going to Baguio but it is the most dangerous of the four routes available, landslides regularly close it down during rainy season. A more viable alternative is Marcos Highway, although it is not as spectacular and it is a slightly longer route this highway is less nerve-wracking, less winding and the roads are wider, If in Kennon Road you can see a solid rock Lion head, Marcos Highway offers a glimpse of the manmade sculpture of slightly mauled head of former President Marcos. * |
|  | Towards the turn of the 20th century, the American city planner Daniel Burnham carved on a valley in the upland Cordillera region of northern Luzon a summer recreational center, the city of Baguio. With its nippy climate and pleasant mountain scenery, Baguio is a favored destination among artists, honeymooners and others looking for a cool retreat. It is also a faith healing haven and a university town. One of the cleanest and greenest cities in the country, Baguio is made for sightseeing. And for strolls and boat rides and gentle trots around the park. And for golf. Kennon Road, completed in 1905, opened Baguio to tourism. The zigzagging path previews the scenic highlights of the city. Along the 32-kilometer highway are the Bridal Veil and Colorado waterfalls. |
|  | Baguio City is the proliferation of food places offering all kinds of eats in this tiny city! It is a shopping destination for great souvenirs which can be bought at a steal.Filipinos do not simply provide the guest with a place to rest or park their luggage, they also share the best of what they have. This warm, effusive brand of hospitality is what distinguishes Philippine hotels from the others. There are a choice of comfortable accommodations, a number of them charming mountain inns and lodges, in Baguio. |
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BruceDunning Wed Aug 19, 2009 21:37 UTC There are some interesting places to visit here, and the President has his place all ready to occupy when shows up. Good job. | jumpingnorman Tue Aug 18, 2009 07:54 UTC Love the yummy straqberries in Bagui and I love that intro pic with the LION on Kennon -- went up to it several times..Norman:) | titabell Wed Mar 11, 2009 15:04 UTC Doc, your tips on Baguio deserves more than 5 points on our rating scale. So far, one of the best tips i ever rated. You brought me back to my yesteryears---I'd love to go back to the 19th tee Golf Country Club and Burnham. Thanks! | freddie18 Sat Feb 14, 2009 14:22 UTC I guess it is about time I have to re-visit Baguio. I can see a lot of changes based on your tips. Thanks for sharing. |
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