In every trip I make sure that I get to see most of the points of interest in my list, on our` way to the city center to have lunch, we passed by the Botanical Garden. And I have to see it, it was a quick stop but I was able to have a conversation with a tour guide from Baguio who recommends to me to have lunch at Rose Bowl. Hehe, why I've written about it first, because she was the first one I notice when I entered the Botanical Garden, a woman with a big smile in white tunic & white pants, who wouldn’t notice the friendliness she exudes. This makes “It is more fun in the Philippines,” I didn’t hired her to be our tour guide but she recommends to me places to see in Baguio. It is our character that makes it more fun in our country!
| Builders of Baguio Monument |
That’s quite long, Botanical Garden is also known as the Igorot Village. It captures the ethnic spirit of the Igorot Mountain tribe. The park also showcases the city’s rich flora & fauna, and serves as a site of cultural activities. The “Builders of Baguio” monument stands her to commemorate the city’s founding in 1908.
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| D' Group |

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