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Feel the Nature at Camp John Hay Baguio

Enjoy a wide angle view of green nature, fields and pine trees at Camp John Hay Baguio.

John Hay Air Station in Baguio, or more commonly known as the Camp John Hay was used to be a rest and recreational site of the US soldiers and personnel before.It was established in 1903, older than the city of Baguio itself, after President Theodore Roosevelt set aside a land in Benguet for a military reservation. Camp John Hay got its name from Roosevelt’s Secretary of State, John Milton Hay. Now Camp John Hay in Baguio serves as a recreational site and a nature adventure packed Baguio tourist attraction for travelers and visitors who want to experience a horizon of lush green grasses and pine trees. Camp John Hay is also a location of different shops and businesses.

Baguio Resto Featuring Good Taste, Oh My Gulay and Choco-Late de Batirol

ANAK NG PUTANESCA na pagkain ito! No, I'm not cursing you my dear reader. It's the name of the Putanesca pasta served by a popular restaurant in Baguio. (Photo taken at Oh My Gulay, La Azatoea, Session Rd, Baguio City.)

If you plan to go to Baguio, never miss out its food. Aside from pine trees, Baguio City is also a home of hundreds of restaurants, bars and cafes. If you want to wander this cool city, be sure to make a bucket list of restaurants you will be visiting and having your next dinner or lunch. 

Paint the Baguio Graffiti at Bencab Museum

Redefine art with graffiti in Bencab Museum, Baguio City.

Bencab Museum in Baguio City is a museum dedicated to the finest of the arts and the most artistic of the crafts in Baguio. It is a home of well painted art galleries and a realization of gifted hands which can draw things out of bare imagination. On the other hand, graffiti are writings and drawings painted or posted on a wall surface without authorization. You can see a lot of them on public walls and suburbs but well you don’t have to preach the one who painted it on a wall adjacent to Bencab Museum; it’s a part of the museum itself and as I have said, it’s a Baguio graffiti that stands out of the rest because of its distinct feature of culture and imagination merged together.

Zio’s Pizzeria: Best Baguio Pizza Ever

Try Zio's Pizzeria Quattro Formaggi pizza and define its nearest Pinoy counterpart. (Photo taken at Zio's Pizzeria, Leonard Wood.)

Eating a hot pizza in this cold city of Baguio is a mouthwatering adventure, especially when you eat at Zio’s Pizzeria, where the best Baguio pizzas are served. Do not under estimate this young pizza house in Baguio as your jaws will drop the first time you see their best sellers, your nose will become a stalker the first time you smell their aroma and how much more when you taste them? Forget about everything as the best tasting pizza bursts in your mouth! Once tasted, forever wanted!