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Baguio stories

With this lockdown, nature is taking a rest. Skies are brighter. Rivers crystal clear. No garbage in Burnham. Soon we'll enjoy these things. And be more circumspect next time. Love nature and it'll love you back.


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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..


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Baguio Museum. History of the Cordilleras.

Museums are boring. So is Session right now with nothing happening. How about a culture trip? Discover Baguio history and culture.

More walks..


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Vizco's. Baguio strawberries in a cake.

The perennial Baguio strawberries. It's grown in nearby Trinidad town actually. But what the heck, the city made it famous. Since the Trinidad Strawberry Festival is canceled, best way to get it is in this resto.

More eats...


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Benguet Veggies. Planting since the 1900s.

To have a steady supply for their beloved salad, our American overlords encouraged the planting of vegetables and strawberries to the natives of Benguet. With the fertile soil and favorable climate, our native farmers became so good at it that eventually they were supplying up to 80% of the country's vegetable needs!

More trivias..