Baguio Trip: Burnham Park

Our last stop for the day is the Burnham Park where we stayed long. There are also lots of tourists there. Some put-up their own tent and stayed there overnight in preparation for the float parade.

There are lots of activities in Burnham Park during the Panagbenga festival..

One of the activities is this. For P60 pesos, you can ride this boat.. There are also tiangges there, entrance is P10. We stayed in burnham for more than an hour because the kids are enjoying in the park. We also bought Empanada ng Ilocos, shake and other things.. At 6:30pm, we headed home and have dinner, kwentuhan for a while before we call it a night.

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Baguio Trip: Lourdes Grotto

Lourdes Grotto is a must-stop for those devotee and religious like me :) But you have to prepare yourself for a hundred steps in order for you to reach the top. I am an exception to that because i have an asthma. Me and some of my cousins stayed where we are and we waited for some who still go up..

You can buy candles and its your choice if you want to lit the candle on top beside the grotto or you can light it on the mini grotto..

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Baguio Trip: The Mansion

Next stop is The Mansion. This is the home of the President of the Philippines if they want to stay in Baguio. You can take some pictures here but tourist are not allowed to go inside...

with my cousins

Wala kaming magawa...

trip lang to..

This was taken at the Wright Park across the The Mansion..

ang kukulit...haha.. Thats what i love with my relatives on my mother side, they are so kulit even with my aunts, they are game on what we do.

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