Wow! Baguio City

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Camp John Hay Golf Course

Main Entrance of Camp John Hay Golf Course

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Features:

Burnham Park
Camp John Hay Butterfly Sanctuary
Camp John Hay Golf Course
Flower Power at Orchidarium
Madonna Horse
Mines View
Our Lady of The Atonement Cathedral
SM City Baguio
Tam-awan Village
The Lettuce Farm
The Mansion
The Strawberry Farm
Wright Park

The term "bah-giw" is widely believed to be the progenitor of the name Baguio.

It means "moss" in the Ibaloi dialect, and was used to describe this place where mosses grew all year-round.

There was nothing but swamps and forests and a few native huts when the Spaniards reached this territory on stormy weather. With the rain and mud all over, they called it "Baguio" which turned out to mean "typhoon."

~Morr Pungayan~

Baguio Flowers

In Bloom

Photography: Juvy519

The Cordilleran Guys

The Cordilleran Kids

Typical Catholic Kids

Strawberries around

The Strawberries Vendor

The Young Businessmen for a Horse Riding

The Compassionate Filipino Boy

The Street Cleaner

Fruits Around

Dollar to PH Peso Conversion Table

Dollar to

PH Peso Converter

Philippine Peso Exchange Rate

The Celebration of Panagbenga 2008 Flower Festival

The Baguio Flower Festival Foundation Inc., proudly presents Panagbenga 2008.

February 25 to March 2, 2008

Panagbenga 2008 Flower Festival

Panagbenga, which started in 1995, is one of the most successful festivals in the Philippines. It is celebrated during the month of February, when the City of Flowers is in full bloom with activities highlighted by a street dancing competition and float parade. It also includes landscape competitions, art exhibits, golf tournaments, flea markets, the Session in Bloom, and lots of other activities.

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Camp John Hay Golf Course

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