This vldeo warms my heart, ang galing ng host, very natural , relatable and smart at the same time. The featured places are all own by the locals, which is so admirable , the amount of artistry, heritage, beauty and serenity of Baguio will make you proud na atin ito. I also love that the host represents her Igorot tribe with pride and modesty. Pati editing ang ganda at galing.
Been in Baguio last december with my parents as a gift for their wedding anniversary.We flew all the way from Davao City to witness its beauty and cold weather.We've been to mount costa as well though nung nagpunta kami eh nagsisimula pa lang silang magtanim but it's worth the visit.Ang sarap balik balikan talaga.
Wow, I'm just watching this in March 2021. Ingrid is truly a natural. Very articulate and comfortable in front of the camera. All the best to her career.
I spent the 90s in Baguio as a student. It used to be much laid back - a walkable city with lesser vehicles plying the roads. I stayed at the Trancoville area and I used to walk to Mines View for a weekend breather. I passed through Brookside exiting at Teachers' Camp then inched my uphill climb to Pacdal and Mines View. I worked at UB as clinical instructor in 2007 leaving with a heavy heart the following year to pursue a nursing career in NZ. During my annual vacations over the next eight years, I had to travel to Baguio straight from Metro Manila to have a feel of the pulse of the city that I consider my second home before I took a trip home to Ifugao. Baguio is truly Cordillera's gem where the warmth of the people counters the chilly breeze of this great mountain city. Matagutagu takun amin!
Superrrrr!!!!!! i Studied PRE-DENTAL MED @ UB........i Love Baguio City!!!!!!! Thanks For Posting.......i used to eat SAYOTE with Sardines everyday hahahaha!!!! Kasi Hingi ka lang sa Kapit-bahay...People are so nice and Kind......worked once @ MAHARLIKA LIVELIHOOD CENTER (Mister Donut).......Ate Vicky OUR ATE AND MAMA @ CAFE AURORA....hope to hear from you.....Malaking Naitulong Mo Sa Amin...Noong Araw Na Wala Kaming Makain Jan Sa Baguio.....
I'm a Filipino American and it is so refreshing to see two young ladies speaking English at the beginning so I can understand. And the whole video features people who can actually express themselves in English well. Thank you very much. I was there with my sister and her husband earlier in the year (March 2020) when most of the places started to shutdown because of the pandemic. We were in Baguio but didn't get to see much. Hopefully we'll be able to visit again.
@@ericperedo131 Really? That's nice to know. Our driver in Baguio did speak English a lot better than some of the people we ran into in Manila. He also spoke a smattering of Ilocano which was the native tongue of our late parents so we understood that as well. However, we were very disappointed not only with the traffic but with the smog. It was not easy to breathe until it cleared up later in the afternoon when a breeze came by soon followed by some fog. All in all though, we enjoyed our stay in Baguio.
@@Errr717 Well sir sorry for that unwanted traffic jam and pollution. But oh man you are in the phillipines not the USA haha its good you overcome those bad things you encountered
I humbly encourage you to learn your late parents beloved language Ilokano. They also have a beautiful writing system I believe, called Kurdita. You will never lose your English, but your own mother tongue is special. It is a connection to your ancestors home country. It must have been such a culture shock for you to see the real Philippines - it is a developing country but it has so much to offer! I learned so much about my own culture (Kapampangan) and I wish I can go home (I’m in New Zealand). Philippines was once one of the most powerful kingdoms in south east Asia (before Spanish colonisation).
1982 first time ko makarating ng baguio..Tahimik,malinis walang trafffic hinde pa over populated at konti pa lang ang mga commercial stablishment.Tamang lugar para sa tahimik na bakasyon.
sa mga nagcocoment dapat lang na tagalog at english ang gamitin kc ipinopromote yong Baguio..at para malaman ng ibang nagcocoment sa interviews ng iba about igorots di daw tayo marunobg magtagalog...fyi those who belittling igorots we can speak a lot of languages
I think they should incorporate their local languages because there is so much “Tagalogness” going on already, it is not a dying language, while the other regional languages are being belittled and pushed aside (the Philippine education system rudely teaching the young generation that these languages are dialects). Many local languages are becoming endangered or already dead. Let us hear your beautiful mother tongue (not just Tagalog). I want to travel and experience the rich cultures of every region in Philippines, they shouldn’t be the same - that would be so boring.
When you said there are people who belittle Igorots for whatever reason, those people are ignorant. We should value and appreciate our indigenous people 💕🇵🇭
I have been always watching your travel series, this one struck a chord to me. you have a host and a local one at that! :) would love to see more of these episodes. great job to the production team and more power to CNN Phils!
Expectations vs reality remember that when visiting any place shown in any tourism video or by a blogger etc. The best thou is still the local Filipino people and the culture,history,food explore have fun be safe.
Hi Ingrid, this is awesome! Very informative entertaining and showcases that Filipinos are very innovative! You are a good host, very talented, too. All the best to you😊
My friends and I stayed in the house that is now Kamiseta Hotel. Before this was a private house being let to tourists. Quite charming before, and very interesting now. Happy memories in that place! PS. There was a cute sweet old dog in that property.
beautiful place , a white knuckle ride on the bus to get there ,decent buses though , i have never been in a bus anywhere that goes so Fast , uphill and down , its a great place streetfood is good , but take long pants & a jumper , seriously you'll need them
the old baguio is so beautiful, i can still remember back in the 80's, please protect what remains of baguio, dont make it end up like another city from the metro
Baguio city had the very nice sceneries and refreshing air and to refresh our mind away from the crowded city which sometimes there’s pollution due to a lot of vehicles or transportation
My great grandfather founded the Philippine Baptist theological seminary in Baguio, all the southerners pronounced it Baggy Oh so it’s funny to hear how it’s actually said
SA MGA DI MAGAWANG MAKAPUNTA DITO DONT WORRY ,,, IN GOD ‘S KINGDOM ALL THE BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN THIS WORLD..WILL BE YOURS OR US....D KA NA BIBILI. NG LUPA ..MAGKAKAROON NG KANYA KANYANG LUPA ANG MGA TAO ...MAGTATANIM AT MAGKAKAROON NG SARILING BAHAY.. AT UNG MAY ARI NG MALAKING FARM NGAYON ..HINDI NA NILA AANGKININ ITO ..DAHIL MAGKAKAROON NG SUBDIVIDE TO PEOPLE ON EARTH... SOOOOOOO EXCITED THIS IS WHAT WE PRAY LET THE KINGDOM COME NOT ONLY IN HEAVEN BUT HERE ON EARTH.
I love Baguio. Whilst my family is not from there we bought a place there along Legarda. The weather is just so nice. But in recent times, it has been crowded and I feel like it's starting to lose it's luster.
Very true...... It was so Quiet in the Legarda area and all of the Residential area of Baguio... Now? Almost all PUV's passes that area It's Noisy and all that Smoke. Well, there are some places that are still Quiet. It's a good thing we transferred in that more Quieter enviroment. I hope City Hall will listen to us this Time like what happened recent typhoon. No more big Structures like SM that Causes Traffic.
Hmmm... So ironic your statement, if you and other non Baguio people stopped coming to Baguio and buying property for vacations here, then probably Baguio wouldnt become overcrowded and lose its luster
10:35 The whole design of the hotel is European-derived e.g. French. Not a Filipino theme at all. If I may, I would showcase Filipino designs to give Sariling Atin vibe.
Before ive been there travel bonding with my family it was nice place people are cool then many goid places many food to eats lively and lovely climate
I miss Baguio, Benguet Philippines. Beautiful place, Love our culture, Love my birth of origin . Proud to be an Igorot Ibaloi. Mas napinpintas pi dita no ditoy Canada. Ta ditoy atedog te winter 3 months lng summer. High Standard of living ditoy Canada. Mabuhay Cordilleran . God first. Keep safe everyone.
lol that tadpole and chayote fruit memories, i have those too. baguio is not the same compare to 20 years ago though. is it just me or tourism may be harming our city. i also recommend that pinikpikan with tapuy ^.^
A British tourist asked me one time about the chayote when I drove him from Tam-awan through Lamtang. When I stopped and picked about three fruits for him, he hten asked me, ARE THESE RIPE?
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This vldeo warms my heart, ang galing ng host, very natural , relatable and smart at the same time. The featured places are all own by the locals, which is so admirable , the amount of artistry, heritage, beauty and serenity of Baguio will make you proud na atin ito. I also love that the host represents her Igorot tribe with pride and modesty. Pati editing ang ganda at galing.
Been in Baguio last december with my parents as a gift for their wedding anniversary.We flew all the way from Davao City to witness its beauty and cold weather.We've been to mount costa as well though nung nagpunta kami eh nagsisimula pa lang silang magtanim but it's worth the visit.Ang sarap balik balikan talaga.
She is so eloquent. She speaks really well :)
Really beautiful video and what a lovely personality the host has.
Wow, I'm just watching this in March 2021. Ingrid is truly a natural. Very articulate and comfortable in front of the camera. All the best to her career.
I spent the 90s in Baguio as a student. It used to be much laid back - a walkable city with lesser vehicles plying the roads. I stayed at the Trancoville area and I used to walk to Mines View for a weekend breather. I passed through Brookside exiting at Teachers' Camp then inched my uphill climb to Pacdal and Mines View.
I worked at UB as clinical instructor in 2007 leaving with a heavy heart the following year to pursue a nursing career in NZ. During my annual vacations over the next eight years, I had to travel to Baguio straight from Metro Manila to have a feel of the pulse of the city that I consider my second home before I took a trip home to Ifugao.
Baguio is truly Cordillera's gem where the warmth of the people counters the chilly breeze of this great mountain city. Matagutagu takun amin!
Superrrrr!!!!!! i Studied PRE-DENTAL MED @ UB........i Love Baguio City!!!!!!! Thanks For Posting.......i used to eat SAYOTE with Sardines everyday hahahaha!!!! Kasi Hingi ka lang sa Kapit-bahay...People are so nice and Kind......worked once @ MAHARLIKA LIVELIHOOD CENTER (Mister Donut).......Ate Vicky OUR ATE AND MAMA @ CAFE AURORA....hope to hear from you.....Malaking Naitulong Mo Sa Amin...Noong Araw Na Wala Kaming Makain Jan Sa Baguio.....
Ingrid made this episode 100 times more enjoyable!
I'm a Filipino American and it is so refreshing to see two young ladies speaking English at the beginning so I can understand. And the whole video features people who can actually express themselves in English well. Thank you very much.
I was there with my sister and her husband earlier in the year (March 2020) when most of the places started to shutdown because of the pandemic. We were in Baguio but didn't get to see much. Hopefully we'll be able to visit again.
WELL SIR IF YOU ONLY KNOW, IGOROTS OR CORDILLERANS SPEAKS BETTER IN ENGLISH THAN OUR NATIONAL LANGUAGE TAGALOG
@@ericperedo131 Really? That's nice to know. Our driver in Baguio did speak English a lot better than some of the people we ran into in Manila. He also spoke a smattering of Ilocano which was the native tongue of our late parents so we understood that as well.
However, we were very disappointed not only with the traffic but with the smog. It was not easy to breathe until it cleared up later in the afternoon when a breeze came by soon followed by some fog. All in all though, we enjoyed our stay in Baguio.
@@Errr717 Well sir sorry for that unwanted traffic jam and pollution. But oh man you are in the phillipines not the USA haha its good you overcome those bad things you encountered
I humbly encourage you to learn your late parents beloved language Ilokano. They also have a beautiful writing system I believe, called Kurdita. You will never lose your English, but your own mother tongue is special. It is a connection to your ancestors home country. It must have been such a culture shock for you to see the real Philippines - it is a developing country but it has so much to offer! I learned so much about my own culture (Kapampangan) and I wish I can go home (I’m in New Zealand). Philippines was once one of the most powerful kingdoms in south east Asia (before Spanish colonisation).
I'm from Davao...I fell inlove with baguio over and over again.... And kept coming back to baguio...😊😊😊😊
I miss Baguio! Every year, in my younger days, I go up to this city either to unwind, retreats or attend conferences.
A beautiful place, me and my son were there and i was facinated by its design last year 2020, before pandemic explode in our country
So inspiring,i love to visit it once more.tnx for showing the greatest scenery of baguio.
1982 first time ko makarating ng baguio..Tahimik,malinis walang trafffic hinde pa over populated at konti pa lang ang mga commercial stablishment.Tamang lugar para sa tahimik na bakasyon.
MGA TAGABAGUIO KAWAY KAWAYYYY!!!!
sa mga nagcocoment dapat lang na tagalog at english ang gamitin kc ipinopromote yong Baguio..at para malaman ng ibang nagcocoment sa interviews ng iba about igorots di daw tayo marunobg magtagalog...fyi those who belittling igorots we can speak a lot of languages
tagalog, ilocano, english, and several local dialects, (kankanaey, ibaloi etc.) 🤣🤣🤣
I think they should incorporate their local languages because there is so much “Tagalogness” going on already, it is not a dying language, while the other regional languages are being belittled and pushed aside (the Philippine education system rudely teaching the young generation that these languages are dialects). Many local languages are becoming endangered or already dead. Let us hear your beautiful mother tongue (not just Tagalog). I want to travel and experience the rich cultures of every region in Philippines, they shouldn’t be the same - that would be so boring.
When you said there are people who belittle Igorots for whatever reason, those people are ignorant. We should value and appreciate our indigenous people 💕🇵🇭
Thank you for showing us the beauty of Baguio!
I have been always watching your travel series, this one struck a chord to me. you have a host and a local one at that! :) would love to see more of these episodes. great job to the production team and more power to CNN Phils!
I MISS MY CITY OF BAGUIO I MISS MY CUTE HOME AND GARDENS. HOPE EVERYTHING WILL BE BACK TO NORMAL SOON.
Wow, di talaga magpapatalo sa ganda ng tanawin ang Pilipinas, Lalo sa Bagiuo.
Vibrant,cool , beautiful Baguio Ms Verona is so cute
pang nightwish ung datingan ni boss ah. kudos po sir.
Also mada'am ingrid you look stunning po and your presentation is "ahamazing" no flaws love it!
Expectations vs reality remember that when visiting any place shown in any tourism video or by a blogger etc. The best thou is still the local Filipino people and the culture,history,food explore have fun be safe.
Hi Ingrid, this is awesome! Very informative entertaining and showcases that Filipinos are very innovative! You are a good host, very talented, too. All the best to you😊
Really i love this episode.new places to visit in baguio.❤️Can't wait to visit Baguio Craft Brewery.😊.
My friends and I stayed in the house that is now Kamiseta Hotel. Before this was a private house being let to tourists. Quite charming before, and very interesting now. Happy memories in that place!
PS. There was a cute sweet old dog in that property.
Wow smoke blood sausage? I never heard that, sana yana ang mga pini- feature sa mga Pilipino cooking shows or Pilipino vlogger
i rate this tour/Blog 9/10 very interesting and informational hope more of this kind of Tourism VLog
Thanks a lot. Missed these tourist spots during our DILG Seminars in the 1960/80s!
New subscriber here. Thanks for showing the beauty of Baguio. Watching from North Carolina USA 🤗🥰
beautiful place , a white knuckle ride on the bus to get there ,decent buses though , i have never been in a bus anywhere that goes so Fast , uphill and down , its a great place streetfood is good , but take long pants & a jumper , seriously you'll need them
Very nice video and as the matter of fact my future wife and I picked Baguio for our honeymoon in November 2018....
really enjoyed watching this, thank you. my dream to retire in baguio.
geronian17 baguio is already overpopulated
the old baguio is so beautiful, i can still remember back in the 80's, please protect what remains of baguio, dont make it end up like another city from the metro
I miss bagiuo city , peaceful at msarap ang hangin.. Wish ko tumira dito !!
Baguio city had the very nice sceneries and refreshing air and to refresh our mind away from the crowded city which sometimes there’s pollution due to a lot of vehicles or transportation
My great grandfather founded the Philippine Baptist theological seminary in Baguio, all the southerners pronounced it Baggy Oh so it’s funny to hear how it’s actually said
I miss Baguio a lot! I had great memories there.
Nakakamiss ang Baguio hope to see you again.
excellent video, i love it, sobrang salamat for sharing, i want to be there now, it looks like an amazing place, happy new year at god bless sa lahat
Wow beautiful Phil. I want to visit next year.
OMG! Baguio Craft Brewery is my kind of place!
Binuyak daytoy ta haanak makaawid. I miss my Baguio home.
Gee that Beer place looked great bar man is hardcase as well
I subbed because of Ingrid. She is great.
ang gaganda ng kulay ng mga taga Baguio natural na natural
SA MGA DI MAGAWANG MAKAPUNTA DITO DONT WORRY ,,, IN GOD ‘S KINGDOM ALL THE BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN THIS WORLD..WILL BE YOURS OR US....D KA NA BIBILI. NG LUPA ..MAGKAKAROON NG KANYA KANYANG LUPA ANG MGA TAO ...MAGTATANIM AT MAGKAKAROON NG SARILING BAHAY.. AT UNG MAY ARI NG MALAKING FARM NGAYON ..HINDI NA NILA AANGKININ ITO ..DAHIL MAGKAKAROON NG SUBDIVIDE TO PEOPLE ON EARTH... SOOOOOOO EXCITED THIS IS WHAT WE PRAY LET THE KINGDOM COME NOT ONLY IN HEAVEN BUT HERE ON EARTH.
In Mindanao there is also Bukidnon the same as Baguio climate
BUT STILL BAGUIO IS FAR COLDER THAN BUKIDNON. SA JANUARY BUMABA BA ANG TEMPERATURE 9 DEGREES OR LOWER MAM
Love it,Beautiful place,.From LONDON (pinoy tau)
Looks like the place was inspired by Barbie' s World!! That's very nice and one of it's kind...awesome.
Ilang weeks na lang andyan na ako!!!
I love that you wear your uniform. 😍
I miss Baguio💓
Beatiful hotel
Gusto ko mag Baguio!
Ingrid Payaket 💖💖💖
I love Baguio. Whilst my family is not from there we bought a place there along Legarda. The weather is just so nice. But in recent times, it has been crowded and I feel like it's starting to lose it's luster.
Narciso Lucero i'm from here and yes, we too are admitting, Baguio is not what it was once.
Ganun yata, nawawala yung luster pag dumadami tao. Gaya na lang sa Tagaytay. Buti pa ang Boracay full closure para makabawi
Very true...... It was so Quiet in the Legarda area and all of the Residential area of Baguio... Now? Almost all PUV's passes that area It's Noisy and all that Smoke. Well, there are some places that are still Quiet. It's a good thing we transferred in that more Quieter enviroment. I hope City Hall will listen to us this Time like what happened recent typhoon. No more big Structures like SM that Causes Traffic.
Hmmm... So ironic your statement, if you and other non Baguio people stopped coming to Baguio and buying property for vacations here, then probably Baguio wouldnt become overcrowded and lose its luster
i love natural.push nyo te.go for the green.
Thanks Miss, so proud of you. I'm FBI as well.
Wow gnda ng mga view more on natural
10:35 The whole design of the hotel is European-derived e.g. French. Not a Filipino theme at all. If I may, I would showcase Filipino designs to give Sariling Atin vibe.
Love the dokumentary
sana mag hosting ka uli Ingrid
I remember this Kamiseta Hotel, nabanggit ni Gino noon
wow....need to eat this type of food when i get there...
yay i live in baguio or this in tagalog hahay nakatira ako sa baguio at sa pilipinas
sosyal! i think i am left out of Baguio, i studied there from 88-1995. Haven't been there for many years na.
Before ive been there travel bonding with my family it was nice place people are cool then many goid places many food to eats lively and lovely climate
Mt. Costa reminds me of Camp John Hay when it was under American administration.
Proud to be from Baguio, a toroginian.
OOh wow, I would really like to go do a Beer tasting on that Beer place. I would feel at home. hehe.
21:03 Love the sign at the back. If you drink to forget, please pay in advance. hahaha
Love Baguio...👍
I miss Baguio, Benguet Philippines. Beautiful place, Love our culture, Love my birth of origin . Proud to be an Igorot Ibaloi. Mas napinpintas pi dita no ditoy Canada. Ta ditoy atedog te winter 3 months lng summer. High Standard of living ditoy Canada. Mabuhay Cordilleran . God first. Keep safe everyone.
yay my mother and father see in that ideo
Maalala ko nong magtanim ako O mag Garden ng Rose sa Tomay La Trinidad.
I luv Baguio City,my home town
Now I know. Very nice, beautiful. Great info on Mt.Costa. Hi Pat.
Hello baguio city
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The wow beautiful county plants from Baguio why far post Name where from howuch pay?
lol that tadpole and chayote fruit memories, i have those too. baguio is not the same compare to 20 years ago though. is it just me or tourism may be harming our city. i also recommend that pinikpikan with tapuy ^.^
A British tourist asked me one time about the chayote when I drove him from Tam-awan through Lamtang. When I stopped and picked about three fruits for him, he hten asked me, ARE THESE RIPE?
Mt Costa, by the way is situated at Puguis, La Trinidad, not within Baguio territory but just nearby...
Lamtang, La Trinidad
Magaling..pasyal kmi jn sa june
Nice place
Wow very nice our place..
Ang ganda ng baguio kasing ganda ng parts kong c jasmine
More video,kabsat beutiful".
I love BAGUIO..
Kung magkakapera lang sko, kung mag kakapera lang, one day✊.
Old Baguio nga...ag-Ilocano kayo...Tagalog met halos Amin nga Igorot Dita'n. Saan yo koma nga pukpukawen ti heritage tayo
Pilipinas garud ulol.
heritage=tawid
may mga viewers din po kaseng hindi nakakaintindi ng ilocano..
kailangan nga agtagalog ta haan lang nga ilokano ti viewers.
Pinopromote po yung place!!paano naman maiintindihan ng ibang viewers kung ilocano lang...wala ka din minsan sa lugar mag comment.
hi.. saan po namin mapapanood yung full episode ng Ilocos segment? Thank you! 😊
see you baguio this coming january, my contract ended this december31,, balik clinic ulit ...
im here for my module
ganda talaga sa baguio
Insa tag iya ka sa p hi pilipinas day ?pagkadatu baya jimo hahaha. Panghatag sab.
👍Maganda mahal❤️
I was born in Baguio, Baguio was a lot quieter then and less housing...can you stay in Mount Acosta!
Añadir comentario público my philippine Nación de diferente hidioma hermoso país de origen hermoso sus tradiçiones hermosas
Wow! Nice place.😊👌😜
I miss Baguio! See you new spots!!!
Looks like my area here In America