Here is the schedule for the upcoming 2011 Panagbenga Festival in Baguio. FEB 1 INAUGURATION OF PANAGBENGA PARK 7:30 AM FEB 12 LET A THOUSAND FLOWER BLOOM FEB 13 FLUVIAL FLOAT PARADE FEB 26 GRAND STREET PARADE FEB 27 GRAND FLOAT PARADE Many thanks to the PANAGBENGA SECRETARIAT for giving us this schedule. Check out Panagbenga festival from our visit there last year, and tips on how you can catch the parade [here]
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On February 28, 2010. Second day of our visit to the Panagbenga festival. Jeff and I were able to catch the float parade on the streets. The event started at 8 am, but by 9, the good spots were already taken, while some people started getting on parked cars, and vans so they can get a peek of the parade. We eventually found a good elevated spot, and thanks to Jeff's 20x zoom camera, we we're able to identify whoever was on the floats, which included celebrities like Jenny Miller, Karylle
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After several visits to Baguio. This year's Panagbenga Festival would be my first ever experience of the event. It's a month long activity that started last February 1 and will continue until March 7. There are special events daily for the duration of the festival, but me, my boyfriend and three other friends went there for the float parade and street dance. Instead of watching the street performance from the streets, we went straight to Baguio athletic bowl, where the street dancers
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Biking Biking is one of the activities most tourist do at Burnham park. During the time we went at Burnham last 2007, the fee for riding bikes in Burnham is between 30-50 pesos.The rental fee will allow you to bike for one hour, near the vicinity. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="480" caption="Ready for Biking!"][/caption] Boating I have been to Baguio so many times but haven't done this activity. Its too cheesy for my taste. hehe [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="4
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Ive been to Baguio so many times already, but I have only been at PMA (Philippine Military Academy) this March. For some reason, Jeff doesnt want to go there. He must have had bad experiences there that he wouldnt want to tell me. Haha just kidding. Actually one of the reasons he doesnt want to go there is that it's pretty far from the town proper, it's a good 45 minutes drive from the town. How to go to Philippine Military Academy From the town, we went to the jeepney station in front o
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I'm a regular visitor of Baguio for two years now. My boyfriend is from Baguio, and whenever there's a holiday, him and I would go there to just...sleep. hehe. We never have really toured Baguio, except for the occasional visit to the biggest mall there, SM Baguio. Though this time, me and two friends, catnap and xty, went there to tour Baguio. It was a two-day fun filled activity, where our first stop was the Balatoc Mine cave. really asked as just the time we went there, our usual "mrs. luc
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I've never really heard of 'Bell Church' from Baguio, and as my boyfriend says, it's one of Baguio's secrets. It's not as crowded as Session Rd., Burnham, and the likes of the famous places to go to in Baguio. How to go there Located at the border of La Trinidad, Benguet and Baguio. You can grab a taxi from SM to take you there. Fee should only be about 50 to 70 pesos. We came from Camp 7 then, and our total taxi fare was less than 70 pesos only. What to See Bell church is a Taoist
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