Travel to Baguio City (Part 6)

Hello! Finally, I was able to update. It's been a long time! This will be sixth installment of the Baguio Travel Series.

We went to Baguio last May 5. It was an unplanned trip and we visited there only for a day. We first visited the Strawberry Farm. My mom bought vegetables and fruits and my father treated us with 'strawberry milk' and strawberry ice cream. :) Then, we went to Camp John Hay, Wright Park, and ate lunch at Burnham Park. I bought some herbs at Wright Park: three varieties of mint, rosemary, and a pot of African Violets and Beefsteak Begonia.

Before leaving, I strolled at the Rose Garden which is still under construction.

I hope the flowers cheered up your sense of sight. Have a blessed weekend everyone! Don't forget to smile and thank God for all the blessings! :)

Book Collection

I've been doing a lot of reading and lately, it's like I'm back to school, except that this time, I have no teacher or classmates around. It's God who's teaching me in these times of solitary 'confinement', should I say. A short insight might come these coming days. God willing. :)

Summer Season

La Nouveau Depart

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Travel to Baguio City (Part 5)

A short stop-over before finally arriving at the city.

We first went to Camp John Hay to eat breakfast underneath the Pine Trees on a gentle slope.

Then, we walked along Ayala Technohub which is also located at Camp John Hay, with its landscaped pathways full of pine trees and flowers. Before leaving, we ate snacks.

The Huge Gate of their President's Mansion.

Houses are built along hills and fenced with rocks and stones.

We then went to La Trinidad, Benguet Strawberry Farm to pick strawberries, fresh vegetables, and look at the rows of lovely chrysanthemums, and other blossoms.

This is how the downtown looks like. Since it's summer and a week before the flower festival, the streets are busy with people and traffic.

Even inside the shopping mall, huge flowers adorn the indoor terraces.

Even the streets are filled with flower shops! So much beauty in the eyes...

This is how the city looks like through the pine trees and foggy mountains.

On our way home... Bye Baguio, we look forward to visiting you again, in sha Allah...