There’s no other place in the world like Baguio.it is one of the high-class urbanized cities located in the Northern part of Luzon. As a part of the Benguet province, Baguio is not only abundant in attractive tourist destinations but it is also rich in cultural heritage as well. Every year, when the sun is striking hot at some areas in the Philippines, Filipinos from neighboring provinces, especially from Manila, drive up to the steep road of Kennon or Marcos just to reach Baguio. That is why the city is popularly known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines.
The locals of Baguio City are gifted with the skill of turning a lifeless wood into a new form. Wood carving is one of the major industries in the city of Baguio. There are many wood carving shops scattered around Baguio. Some are just on the side of the streets welcoming you as you enter the city coming from Marcos highway. Typical wood carving subjects are religious icons, animals, chairs and an Ifugao hunter.
Baguio is also a prime destination of fresh fruits and vegetables coming from the farms in Benguet. In the central market of Baguio, you may find several vegetables in low prices. Cauliflower, broccoli and strawberry are the most purchased items in Baguio market. Baguio strawberries are catered in so many ways such as fresh strawberries and strawberry jams. There are also ube or purple yam turned into spreads that is much loved by the locals of Baguio city.
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