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My Beloved Baguio City **HAPPY BAGUIO DAY**!

September 1 marks the 111th Charter Anniversary of Baguio City. Baguio City is also known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines/ City of Pines. Let me share you some photos of some familiar place of my beloved City **THE** **MANSION HOUSE** This is one of a popular tourist destination. This is the summer palace of the Presidents of the Philippines. Across the Mansion house is Wright Park and that is where people go for horse back riding.

**BURNHAM PARK** Burnham Park is the most popular park located in our City. It was named after Daniel Hudson Burnham who is an American architect. He also contributed in designing this City. It's total land area is around 32.84 hectares. People go here for walks, exercise, biking, dates and boating.

**CAMP JOHN HAY** John Hay was formerly a military base of the United States armed forces. A lot of tourist come here and enjoy nature. You can go for picnics, go for a short hike, have fun in the playgrounds and eat in the different restaurants inside it. I just love it that there are abundant pine trees here, it will really invite you to hug one.

**SESSION ROAD** This is in the very heart of the City. This is where the Central Business District is located. There are a lot of restaurant, groceries and places to shop. This is also where they hold the annual Panagbenga Festival/ Flower Festival which is usually celebrated during the month of February.

**SM CITY BAGUIO** It is the largest shopping mall in the City and it's located on top of Session road. It overlooks Burnham Park and parts of the City. Which makes this mall unique from all the other SM's in the country is that they don't have an air- conditioning system. Since they opened their extension the view from there has been spectacular.

**CITY HALL BAGUIO** This is the City Hall of Baguio City. Our government has been trying their best to control the pandemic right now. Though, I read one post that they are planning to open their doors to tourists from La Union, Pangasinan, Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte on September 21. In my opinion, I still think it's too early for them to open tourism. Unless they come up with an idea where the people who would come up would be tested here in the City and must be negative for Covid 19 before going around. I don't want to see our people suffer due to a spike from this Virus.

**BAGUIO COUNTRY CLUB** This club is exclusively for member and member's guests. My grandpa used to bring us to play golf, swim, workout at the gym, play at their recreation area and eat there. People usually rent their venues for their convention or parties. I remember that I attended a few weddings here and I also had my graduation ball here.

**Baguio City is considered as the "Educational Hub of the North" and is the center of education in the Northern Philippines because of the high performance in the different professional licensure exams. Here are some of the Universities.**

**UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO** This is actually my alma mater, I graduated last 2016 and I'm still practicing my degree full time. This just reminds me of all those fun days while learning.

**SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY** Also known as Light of the North. I remember attending my first years in College here before transferring to UB. I am currently working at their hospital.

**UNIVERSITY OF CORDILLERAS** Though, never been to this University, I only see it whenever I pass by going to town and when I'm at the balcony of SM

**UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES** I was able to visit their campus because of my grandpa. He's an Alumni of UP. We went there because he wanted to attend the celebration of the UP Vanguards Anniversary and Homecoming.

**OUR LADY OF LOURDES** Lately during this pandemic, this is where we have been attending our Church services. It's located at Kisad Road. The parish priest is really kind.

**OUR LADY OF ATONEMENT CHURCH** Also known as Baguio Cathedral, it is located in the heart of the city on top of a hill. It is the most visited Church due to it's accessibility. I actually miss going here, I haven't gone here ever since the start of the spread of Covid-19

I hope you guys enjoyed my mini Tour of Baguio City. Thanks for reading and Stay safe always! *The photos used in this post are owned by me .*

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