BAGUIO CITY OF PINES SUMMER CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES BY COUPLE KURIPOT

We celebrate Christmas holiday in Pangasinan ( my grandmother's house) and we are very lucky because my aunt allow us to lend her car :) as we all know during holidays here in Philippines it is very hard to commute because bus stations are very crowded so yeah back to Baguio haha :) Baguio City is 2 to 3 hours drive from the province of Pangasinan since we have our car we decided to visit Baguio even though I'm a little bit disappointed because we are not able to visit all of the attractions I'm still very happy and very satisfied to the places or to the attractions we visited yehey :)

Lion's head in Kenon Road The gigantic Lion’s Head along kennon Road is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Baguio. Located at the outskirts of the city, it is also a popular stopover for quick photo souvenirs before entering Baguio’s downtown area.

Getting to Lion’s Head should be easy for people traveling in private cars like us. Unfortunately for commuters,it was a bit harder to do. The buses running between Baguio and Manila did not pass though Kennon Road. Instead, buses used the Marcos Highway . (again thank you tita for your car haha:) )

picking fresh strawberries is one of the most awesome experience on the outskirt of Baguio it is a fun activity, the strawberry farm is located in the nearby town of La Trinidad Benguet, about less than 10 kms away or 30 minutes travel time from the center of Baguio, the strawberry picking season is from November to May, you don't have to reserve slots but the best time to go is in the morning when theirs not a lot of people yet. We pay P450/kilo market price is P100-150/kilo its a little bit expensive but its ok because we really enjoy eating and picking strawberry haha :)

my brothers enjoying their strawberry ice cream with manong  hahaha :)

You may have been to Baguio City before but you probably missed one of the hidden gems of the region. I don’t know exactly why the Bell Church of Baguio City seems to fall off of everyone’s radar, but I would classify this as a must see site for everyone who comes to Baguio City. The Bell Church is a magnificent Taoist Church that sits between Baguio City and La Trinidad, Benguet.

            (para kang nasa ibang bansa lelz :) ) by the way its FREE :) Old Diplomat Hotel located at Dominican Hill

have you ever tried to scare yourself???? haha :) old diplomat hotel is not on my list before going to Baguio because I'm really scared on hunted stuff hahaha but I have no choice because most of the main attractions are so crowded that time this hotel is well known to be one of the most hunted place in the Philippines :)

its also perfect for Instagram hahaha:)

hindi ko binasa yung mga nakasulat at di ko tinignan ang old pictures na nandoon because I dont want to scare myself more hahahahha sorry for that but you can read other bloggers post naman about the hotel's history :) opens everyday from 8am-5pm and its also FREE another thumbs up :)

Tam-Awan Village is a reconstructed Cordillera Village showcasing the traditional ifugao's hut, and Baguio's art and culture scene. 

 not on my list also but its ok because I really love this cozy place.

if you love art you must visit this place :)

 Laperal white house another hunted place I'm scared but wala akong choice haha :)

an eye-snatcher along Leonard Road, just beside the allegedly equally spirit-infested Teachers’ Camp. 

I don't know hunted stories beyond this place because I don't want to know wahhahahah I'm really scared guys I'm really sorry if I cant help you about that hahahha just read other bloggers post about the scary stories about this place :) entrance fee is P50/head 

Mine's View Park  its crowded but we still visit this place because we need to buy pasalubong hahaha :)

I don't know if it is a kuripot trip because we are using private car expenses is more or less P3,000 including food, pasalubong, entrance fee and gas fee.