Baguio Botanical Garden was still the best place to study plants,
I was referring to biology class. A silly idea to obtain a specimen. I proceed by having a quick
snap shot of the entrance. Then stepping inside, a warm welcome from the
tourist guide, not sure if it was been paid by the tourists. I took the chance,
walked with them to see the place.
People Rolling Stone Carves
Botanical Garden Arch
Botanical Souvenir Stalls
Wishing Well
Taebek Bridge
Taebek Park
City of Vaughan the Proud Twin City of Baguio
Bridge Replica
Igorota Harvest Monument
Ethnic Igorot House
As I roaming around, there is a particular cave that caught my
attention. According to the tourist guide, the Japanese soldiers dwelt in that cave. The
cave has several compartments, I tried to investigate by myself. Unluckily, I
didn't bring any flash lights to go deeply into the cave. So I stepped back and decided
to do it some other time.
The weather is starting to get warmer, so I need to fast track my trip.
Leaving the area, I saw some tourist taking photos with the local people,
wearing a native costumes. Without a second thought, I move back on foot
towards Wright Park. Before reaching the park, you can visit Saint Joseph
Church and go around the Park Circle.
Park Circle
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