Museo Kordilyera. Indigenous culture.
Another museum? Yup, Baguio has lots. But this one's new and modern. A venue for research and exhibitions of the social life and culture of the Cordilleras. You know, cerebral stuff. What do you expect? It's inside UP Baguio. These guys think a lot aside from protesting something.. somewhere.
More creatives..
Baguio Public Market. The final call.
First thing Anthony Bourdain does wherever he goes is to visit the market. Likes to experience the sights, the sounds, the excitement. Sadly, he never had the chance to visit Baguio market. He would have enjoyed it. Tourists do. But residents? Been there done that.
More walks..
Qilla Restaurant. Fragrant Pakistani Cuisine.
Ever tried an aromatic and spicy food? Here's a good resto with an entertaining owner that recommends unique dishes you can try. Even explaining how it's cooked. Like a master showman. A dinner and a show.
More eats...
Yamashita Gold.
Rumored to have been buried in the Baguio, the latest attempt to find the lost gold is documented last year on the History Channel. Surprisingly, it concluded that Yamashita’s lost gold may never be found, because it never existed at all. Or is it?