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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

The architecture of the Ma-Cho Temple stands out against the La Union skyline. The highest point in San Fernando, located on top of a hill at an elevation of 70 feet above sea level along Quezon Aven...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: Immuki Island

Immuki Island is made up of a series of small lagoons with water pools connected by corals. It includes three crystal clear pools where you may cool off on a hot summer day. It is the type of spot fo...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: Namacpacan Church

The Santa Catalina de Alejandria Church, a Roman Catholic church in Luna, La Union, is also known as The Santa Catalina de Alejandria Church. The church was founded in 1690 and is where the Blessed V...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: Baluarte Watch Tower

During the Spanish colonial period, the 400-year-old Baluarte Watch Tower was established to warn people of pirates and foreign looters along the seaside town. During the Spanish era, the 5.6-meter h...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: PUGAD Pugo Adventure

PUGAD Pugo Resort, an adventure park with zip lines, big swings, rappelling, paintball, rock climbing, ATVs, and ten swimming pools, caters to adrenaline addicts searching for a thrilling experience...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: Gapuz Grapes Farm

The beach is usually one of the first things that tourists think about when they visit La Union. The majority of visitors connect the town with surfing, swimming in the sun, and relaxing in the warm...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: Pindangan Ruins

The ruins are the remains of a church built by Augustinian priests in the late 1700s during the Spanish colonial period, while Pindangan, an Ilocano word that means "a place for drying fish," refers...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

La Union: Red Clay Pagdamilian

The core term for the name Red Clay Pagdamilian, a popular pottery studio and shop that exhibits local talent with exquisite pottery and other souvenir products for sale, is "damili," which translate...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Enjoy its Cool Atmosphere

Baguio is noted for its cold temperatures, yet it has evolved into a gateway to the Cordillera region throughout time. It continues to highlight the importance of Cordilleran culture to the city, as...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Colors of StoBoSa

La Trinidad's shanty-covered hills used to be an eyesore in otherwise beautiful surroundings. The local administration intended to improve the dreary hillside settlements of La Trinidad, drawing ins...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Ifugao Woodcarver's Village

The Ifugao Woodcarver's Village is another fantastic place to buy souvenirs in Baguio. The Woodcarver's Village, which stretches for three kilometers along Asin Road, is Baguio's greatest concentrat...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Easter Weaving Room

Stop visit the Easter Weaving Room to round up your Baguio city culture and countryside trip. Easter Weaving Room, which opened in 1909, is as old as Baguio itself. It's also one of the few spots in...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Asin Hot Springs

Baguio, as you can see, is full of surprises. And, as if the previous natural attraction wasn't enough, this persistently frigid city offers one more natural wonder that will astound you. Tuba, Beng...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Baguio Museum

Baguio is a kaleidoscope of Cordilleran culture. The Baguio Museum is a reminder of this, as well as the city's illustrious history and diverse cultural and historical legacy. The museum is designed...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Bell Church

The Bell Church, located near the Baguio-La Trinidad boundary, is the focus of religious and cultural activities for Baguio's Chinese-Filipino population. Ng Pee, a Chinese immigrant from the Canton...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Night Market

Baguio is known for its inexpensive shopping. The Baguio Night Market is the place to go if you want to put your haggling abilities to the test. Every thrifty fashionista's dream comes true in this b...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Tam-Awan Village

Go on a Cordillera historical tour and start with Tam-Awan Village if you want to learn more about the region's indigenous art forms. Tam-Awan Village, built by the Chanum Foundation in 1998, is ba...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Wright Park

Wright Park is one of Baguio's numerous picturesque areas. It's a peaceful promenade with blooming flowers, a pool surrounded by pine trees, and a long stairs leading to a riding circle. Wright Park...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: BenCab Museum

From contemporary Filipino art to the distinctive traditional architecture of the Cordillera Region, Baguio has a thriving art scene. Whether you're an art connoisseur or just want to learn more abo...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Camp John Hay

If you just have a limited amount of time to explore Baguio sites and only want to see one, go to Camp John Hay. The camp used to be an American soldier's rest and recreation center. This large lei...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: La Presa

In the teleserye Forevermore, SITIO LA PRESA is the name of the fictional strawberry farm where Agnes (Liza Soberano) lives and where her love story with Xander (Enrique Gil) takes place. The genui...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Cathedral

Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral, often known as Baguio Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Baguio, Philippines, located on Cathedral Loop near Session Road. It is the seat of the Roman Ca...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Botanical Garden

Baguio, as the Philippines' Summer Capital, never fails to provide its guests with the refreshing wind they've been wanting in the hot metropolis. Aside from that, the magnificent tourist spots that...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Lion's Head

The Lion's Head is a statue located on Kennon Road, a significant thoroughfare in the Philippines' Luzon province. The Lion's Head stands 40 feet (12 meters) tall at Camp 6 near the Baguio–Tuba borde...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Strawberry Farm

Benguet is a high-altitude province in the Cordillera Administrative Region's southern region. The mild climate and highlands of the region are ideal for gathering farm products and fruits like straw...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: The Mansion

The Mansion House (also known as The Mansion) is the President of the Philippines' official vacation residence. The home sits in Baguio, the country's summer capital, which stands roughly 5,000 feet...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Mines view Park

Mines View Park is a viewpoint park on the Philippines' northeastern suburbs of Baguio. The Botanical Garden, the Mansion House, Wright Park, and the Pacdal Circle are all located five kilometers fro...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

Baguio City: Burnham Park

Burnham Park is a historic urban park in downtown Baguio, Philippines, formally designated as the Burnham Park Reservation. Daniel Burnham, the renowned American architect and Baguio city designer, de...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

My Favorite International Singers

I have several in my list when it comes to international singers. But this time, I will be just listing some of my favorite ever. I would be making another part for this one because I have a lot to be...

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@caramel_ · 1 year ago

My Favorite Movies of All Time

I have been such a huge fan of movies since when I was a kid. I must have watch thousands of movies already. Especially with the existence of Netflix, I was able to watch more and more movies and some...

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