Ili-Likha Artist Village. Art under construction.
Remember Kidlat Tahimik of Oh My Gulay? He founded another artist village cum resto that provides inspiration for Baguio artists and environmental advocates. Food's good, too!
More creatives..
Pink Sisters Convent. Silence and refuge.. with an urban legend.
Ok, this lockdown is making us more religious. What can we do after all this is over? Go to church. Give thanks. Prayer moment. Alone time. Reflect. But wait, there is a tragic love story here.
More walks..
Chocolate de Batirol. Reviving traditions.
Ever tasted a hot cup of choco done the old way? A resto here in the city is still serving it. So if ever you're tired of Baguio coffee (God forbid!), there's another Baguio brew to fall back on.
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?