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Articles & Reviews Archive
The following is a list of articles by guest authors and other
collaborative features and reviews:
Baguio native, architect, actor and published author Ernesto Zarate presents us with a very well researched account of the construction of Kennon Road that connected Baguio to the rest of the Philippines.
A compilation of popular ghost stories, written by father and son, Ernie & Noel Zarate.
This is Nico Cawed's account of the correct way of preparing the flavorful, albeit controversial, Cordillera dish of 'Pinikpikan' (or, humorously referred to as, 'Battered Chicken') where tribal customs and beliefs come into play.
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Buying a house, or looking to invest in real estate? Helpful tips on finding the right property for you.
To lighten the city traffic, certain roads and areas are off limits from 7am to 7pm on weekdays.
Schedules of activities for the Panagbenga and other special events.
I included this guide so that you can tell which hotels are best suited for the purpose of your visit.
Filipinos like to travel in large groups. Here's how to save on your vacation food bill
Accessible by land and by air, find a list of available public transportation to and from Baguio City.
To get to Baguio, we have to get you to the Philippines first, don't we? Information on airports, national and domestic carriers plus visa requirements.
Modular tour suggestions based on the locations of attractions and activity areas, for you to mix and match.
Baguio Cathedral (new!)
More about the rose-colored Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral that sits majestically atop Mount Mary Hill, and gazes down on Session Road. Mass schedules included.
"And if there's anything that captures the essence of Baguio, it is the city market... "
Bargain second hand designer goods and other items that would rival those sold on E-bay. Finf the best places for bargains and tips for how to get it at the best prices.
Philippine Military Academy (new!)
For the past 100 years, the officers training school of the Armed Forces in the Philippines has made Baguio its home.
One can argue that all of Baguio is a park the way all of Hong Kong is a mall...
Burnham Park is the very heart of the city and the most valuable piece of Baguio real estate, and is free for the enjoyment of visitors and residents alike.
The former American rest & recreation facility in the Philippines, Camp John Hay, now under Filipino management, is the most beautiful mountain resort north of Manila.
NEW! Find all that you need for travel to Baguio City and the Philippines, including books, maps, luggage, sporting and camping gear, memorabilia andsouvenirs -- plus the best digitalcameras and cellphones andaccessories! A special feature on the historic and beautiful access route that brought the City of Pines to the world.
Balatoc Mines & Crosby Park (new!)
Right outside Baguio, about 30 minutes away, is the mining town of Itogon where you can tour the undergound mines.
Wright Park Riding Circle (new!)
All about exploring the hills of Baguio on horseback or just enjoying nature with one of the most beautiful creatures on earth!
Baguio as the melting pot and entry point to the Cordillera Region.
Turn your vacation into a culinary adventure and feast on ethnic food and wine. Explore the wild side of the controversial Cordillera culinary culture.
Colleges, universities, and english academies and other educational institutions, Plus some points to consider when sending your child to study in the City of Pines.
The Americans & Baguio (new!)
Ever wondered why our parks and roads have American names? Who are Daniel Hudson Burnham, Leonard Wood, John Milton Hay, Luke E. Wright?
Baguio Horse Trails (new!)
Baguio City was the original cowboy country in the Philippines. Learn about the different horse trails in the City of Pines
Take a visual tour of Baguio via
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This article was originally published at the Sunday Inquirer Magazine on May 20, 2001 under Mr. Jonathan Best’s column End Page.
Searching the web for a link to the article and finding none, I decided it was best to reproduce the article in toto for the benefit of all those who would like to know more about the important role Burnham Park plays in the City of Pines.
An account of the recent adventure of Ian Murray Smith and Nico Cawed to discover the Fire Mummies, also known as the Ibaloi Mummies, or Kabayan Mummies just a few hours away.
The first of a series of features on Baguio restaurants. This garden-kitchen is a relaxing and picturesque cafe that offers traditional Filipino meals and snacks. Of particular note are flavored Spanish chocolate drinks.
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