A Shoestring Budget Traveler in Baguio City

Who wouldn't want to save when they travel? I think everyone does. I couldn't care less at all. Traveling per se,  always entails money. But I tell you traveling need not be costly. In my recent trip to the summer capital; Baguio City, I didn't spend a lot. Why? Because I did a little bit of research, I ask some people and I was all psyched up so when I get there, I wouldn't get ripped off. Basically, the very reason why I made this blog. I want to share how I get to spend a little yet not sacrificing the fun. Hope you get a dose of inspiration when you get to read this one as well.

Here are some tips:

Baguio Day Trip- Part 2

Right after staying in a culturally laid – back Tam-awan Village , we took a cab and went to Session Road to have lunch. And just like that, food makes me whole again. Ha-ha

Afterwards, I and my friend rode a jeepney to Camp John Hay . The place is so huge. Perfect for team building, retreats, picnics, and a whole lot more.

Jeepney

Things that you can do: wall climbing, paint ball, slide and rappel, target shooting, and go on a tree top adventure

Baguio Day Trip- Part I

Oh my.... Here is the most awaited part of my trip. Time to hit the streets of Baguio! Woohoo!! JJJ 


F First stop  Mines View.
Honestly, it's surreal being here. I always see this in movie flicks  I got charmed. The view is fantastic! So many things to do yet so little time.

an Ifugao traditional dress

Baguio: A Journey to Date

Baguio has been on my dream destination list for years now.I don't know when it's going to happen but I'm certain to use all the resources I can just to make it happen.

Yay! Came August 20! I couldn't contain the excitement. I felt like a kid again. ha-ha. Not to mention so many first's happened in this recently concluded trip. Mind you, after 26 years of existence, it's been my first to ride a plane!!! What a shame! ha-ha-ha.

So here's me striking a pose before boarding! hahaha