The famous lion which serves as a "Welcome to Baguio!" greeting.
Around the place where we were staying for the next few days.
Lunch at SM Baguio Food Court.
Baguio Cathedral
Burnham Park's Boating Lagoon
A biking street inside Burnham Park. Three streets surrounding the park are divided into biking streets where you can rent bicycles. You can ride the bicycle along the particular street where you rented it from.
Orchidarium! Must enter.
Random plants unintentionally shot way too bright photo spam in 3.. 2.. 1..
Mini Strawberry Pancakes
Puto Bumbong from Solibao, still in Burnham Park.
The skating rink inside Burnham Park.
Session Road
They talk so squeaky, which get the people's attention.
My mom told me we ate here the last time I was here, when I was 3 years old. This is my 2nd time to be in Baguio, but I don't remember anything about eating (and taking a dump, my mom said I did) here. It must be true though.
Pizza Volante for dinner.
I've only seen this drugstore in Baguio.
We also went to the night market, but I wasn't able to take a photo. Wayyy too crowded, you can't even shop. It bugged me that even just trying to view clothes from a rack was a realtime struggle because people keep flushing you away, and that's when my shopping vibe got killed. Luckily I found a cute beanie that I really loved the first time I saw, and I'm good with that. I need to get away from here as soon as possible.
That's all for my first day in Baguio. I still have two more days of staying here, which will both be divided into several posts. It will still be arranged chronologically, so stay tuned for that!
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