Baguio stories

A lot have been said about Baguio. But we'll dig a little deeper about the stories behind it. Like why the streets and parks have American names while Manila has Spanish ones.. why heritage houses and monasteries became haunted.. favorite restos of city folks. And then we start to appreciate the city more.

Cafe Sabel. Artsy. Cozy. Great view.

Just inside BenCab Museum. Easily mistaken for another gallery. Wondering, why are people dining on a piece of art?

More creatives..

PMA. The long grey line.

PMA. Bastion of the military elite. Where boys that entered its hallowed grounds walk out as esteemed military officers. Best time to go is weekends when you might chance upon a parade or silent drills. Ok, after the lockdown.

More walks..

Cafe by the Ruins. Resto with a history.

One of Baguio's iconic dining experience. Built from historical ruins, it paved the way in promoting the city as a gastronomical journey.

More eats...

First settlers of Baguio.

Before the foreigners came, Baguio was a peaceful place to live. Ibaloi families lived off the land with cattle and gold trading with people from the lowlands. Yup, gold was mined here centuries ago. Guess who got rich?