The Panagbenga is annually celebrated in Baguio City whereas the opening is always the 1st of February and closing is the 3rd of March, though normally it closes on the Sunday of the first week of March.
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Showing posts with label panagbenga festival. Show all posts
Friday, February 20, 2015
Panagbenga Festival 2015, Baguio City
The Panagbenga is annually celebrated in Baguio City whereas the opening is always the 1st of February and closing is the 3rd of March, though normally it closes on the Sunday of the first week of March.
Monday, February 10, 2014
Baguio Accomodations for the Panagbenga Festival! Book ASAP!!!
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| Joriz Photo via Demotix |
Yes! It's the busiest time in Baguio. From places to eat, visit and of course to stay... it's going to be a battlefield.
You may check for the accomodations and available rooms here
Don't fret though coz when hotels/condos goes to a zero vacancy...
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
How to Get to Baguio
Baguio City is approx. 240 kilometers from Manila. This basically is the entry point to the wonders in the Cordillera region.
Just to give you a brief overview of the highways leading to Baguio City. It is accessible from various mountain highway systems that filipinos normally call the "zigzag".
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| Photo by brayanne1999 via Flickr |
Just to give you a brief overview of the highways leading to Baguio City. It is accessible from various mountain highway systems that filipinos normally call the "zigzag".
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Panagbenga 2014 Schedule of Activities
Panagbenga is annually celebrated in Baguio City whereas the opening is always the 1st of February and closing is the 3rd of March 2014, though normally it closes on the Sunday of the first week of March.
Darius Pimentel via Flickr
It will be all up to you if you'd like to stay that long, but I'd prefer seeing the main events since I can't really be out of office that long...
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Baguio + Flowers = Panagbenga Festival 2014
One of the grandest festivals held during February in the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio. The festival includes street dancing with performers clad in flower-inspired costumes and floats decorated with flowers of different shapes and sizes. This event also helps the younger generation of indigenous people to rediscover their culture and tradition. It also serves as a tribute to the ever beautiful flowers of Baguio City and as a way of rising to the 1990 Luzon earthquake devastation.
Panagbenga Festival will start February 1, 2014 (Saturday) and ends March 3, 2014 (Monday) which makes it a 5-week long celebration. This year marks their
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| Glenn.Carlo.Arocha Photo |
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