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Baguio: Stroll in the City and The Mansion

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After late dining at 50's Diner, we directly strolled to SM Baguio to buy some things before heading off to our first stop, The Mansion.

While strolling, we passed through the different caricatures/statues at Barrio's Fiesta that depicts different stories including the Igorot. 

Stroll in Baguio
Stroll in Baguio

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Igorot is the collective name of several Austronesian ethnic groups from the Cordillera, Northern Luzon, Philippines. The word "Igorot" is archaic Tagalog for "mountain people". It is derived from the prefix i- ("dweller of") and golot ("mountain range"). The word has been variously spelled during the Spanish colonial era as Igolot, Ygolot, and Igorrote. The names Ifugao or Ipugao (also meaning "mountain people") are used more frequently within the Igorots themselves. (Taken from wikipedia)


Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

With friends at Baguio
With friends at Baguio

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta

Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta


Statue at Barrio's Fiesta
Statue at Barrio's Fiesta


It was drizzling when we arrived at SM Baguio and took some shots including this bird's eye view of the city.

View taken from SM Baguio
View taken from SM Baguio

Flower vendors, Sidewalk Baguio
Flower vendors, Sidewalk Baguio

Flower vendors, Sidewalk Baguio
Flower vendors, Sidewalk Baguio


We hailed a taxi going to the place from SM Baguio to The Mansion which costs around 40 pesos. And of course, pictorial in the place followed.

The Mansion is the official summer residence of the President of the Philippines. It is located on the eastern part of the city along C.P. Romulo Drive (formerly a part of Leonard Wood Road) and right across from Wright Park. The Mansion is older than the city itself, and easily one of the most visited and photographed landmarks of the City of Pines. (Taken from gobaguio)

The Mansion, Baguio
The Mansion, Baguio



The Mansion, Baguio
The Mansion, Baguio
The Mansion, Baguio
The Mansion, Baguio

There was a wedding shoot/pictorial when we went there and I took some shots too! Haha Talking about joiner.

The Mansion, Baguio
The Mansion, Baguio
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2 comments:

titus said...

Kaka miss ang baguio, lalo na pag ganito kainit.... sarap ding mag food trip dyan.

Elal Lasola said...

Agree. :) Nagfood trip din kami most of the time kasi umulan. hehe

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