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The History of Baguio City, Benguet

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From dinosaurs to explorers to wars, here's what nine local experts had to say about the history of Baguio City, Benguet.

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I have been living in Baguio for more than 10 years, and I must say there are a lot more positive aspects than negative ones. The people are among the nicest you’ll ever meet, and the city is rich in culture. There are many historical places to visit, and the chilly air, especially during the night, is a plus. The only drawback of living here is the traffic, and the city is quite overpopulated.

Baguio City is situated at the northernmost region of the Philippines. A city nestled along the rolling hills and valleys of the cordillera region, it is known for its pristine nature abound with flora and fauna and the only city amongst any other Philippine region with a very diverse cultural heritage.

Anderson, says: 2020

Baguio City is the coolest place in the Philippines with a temperature of as low as 7°c and as high as as 27°c a day. This is city is called “The City of Pines” since it is being surrounded with Pine trees. Fruits and vegetables here are being sold for a low price since we have our own natural plantations here.

Steven, says: 2020

Baguio City, home of the white lilies and giant pines trees. Founded by the Americans in 1900 and was declared a chartered city on September 1, 1909 and the “Summer Capital of the Philippines”. It is one of the most beautiful places in the Philippines, and one of the most visited by tourists and travelers, due to its cool climate and wide variety of mixed culture and activities. No wonder why people flock the City during peak season from November to May.

Bianca, says: 2020

The people in the City of Baguio are very helpful and hospitable. The City of Pines is full of tourist spots and a lot of good serving restaurants that people here and tourist can go. The City of Pines also has a lot of Historical sites that people can visit and appreciate.

Moving to Baguio city would not only confirm a tourist’s curiosity on the magnificence of the city, but also, its simplicity. It is not uncommon to everyone visiting this city of Pines that it is also brimming with heritage and culture. As you get yourself awed with its nature’s beautiful scenery, you will also get yourself welcomed with its people’s congeniality and hospitality.

Arielle, says: 2020

People moving here should know locals value the city’s history, culture, and traditions from a mixture of local and foreign influences. As a city that prioritizes its residents, discipline is a treasured trait. While tourists are very much welcomed, residents demand that visitors give respect to locals by practicing the same values.

Moving in to our city, Baguio, you would need lot of fat sweaters and fluffy jackets because we have chilly winds especially during months of September to December. one should also consider that our city is a place of diverse people whom you will encounter so you should be prepare to meet different cultures in the city. the city is amazing cit being tagged as “The Creative City”. This place being the center, many festivities are held here including the famous Panagbenga Festival. Many indigenous people also reside here thus the existence of many cultural heritage.

Baguio City is known for its cold weather and a lot of tourist attractions. One of the tourist attractions known to people is the Burnham Park in the heart of the city. Aside from that is the Botanical Garden which exhibits the different nations involved in the discovery of Baguio City. Truly, this little city on a hill is filled with stories of history.

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