Are you sure you've seen the best of Baguio? Think again! Baguio is now promoting itself, together with its neighboring towns, as an ad...

Panagbenga Festival 2010 promises to be even bigger. The Baguio Flower Festival has already begun and continues to attract visitors to Ba...

The Manor at Camp John Hay served the most memorable dinner during the entire Lakbay Norte trip. You have to give it to the Baguio Conven...

Baguio City is the only hill station in the Philippines. For those not familiar with hill stations, a hill station in Southeast and South A...

Panagbenga 2009 will be extra special this year as Baguio City celebrates its centennial year. So there's more than enough reasons to t...

The year 2008 was a great travel year for me. As of today, I've stepped foot on 62 out of 81 provinces of the Philippines. Here are som...

I could not believe it! I was standing on the rooftop of Luzon , 2,922 meters above sea level! Just months ago, I was wondering if I could r...

Finally, a trip I can really call a vacation! I drove up to Baguio a few hours after I had arrived from Iloilo City. I was rushing up to att...

Just received some horrible news from Baguio City! They are planning to build a bus terminal and multi-level vending station in Burnham Park...

Today was the last day of our road trip. We got up just in time for the complimentary breakfast at Villa Cordillera. Eating at the hotel res...

After an exhausting day the other day, and since I was on vacation, I decided to wake up late yesterday. Ching was up early since she had er...

Just got back from Baguio where the Heritage Conservation Society attended the turnover of the restored Baguio Central School Building. In o...