... can they find their way home? Sudden #roadtrip. 💗 #baguio #walangjacket #walangpowerbank #walangcharger #aldubit 💕

A photo posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on Oct 27, 2015 at 8:42pm PDT

Viewing Deck of the Good Shepherd Convent

Houses and Mountain Ranges.

That's me wearing NYX's Copenhagen Matte Cream Lipstick

It's a good thing Good Shepherd accept card payments. Di ako prepared but I was able to buy bottles of ube jam. Hehe.

This is Mines View Park now. The entrance of the park looks much better compared to its state last year. MINES VIEW PARK, GOOD SHEPHERD 2014 link: here.

These are all for sale.

From the viewing deck of Mines View

Souvenir Shop

New gate.

I felt sad upon seeing this. This wasn't the only tree that got uprooted during the typhoon. I can't even imagine how long it took for this tree to grow then nawala na lang ng ganun.

Missing the foggy view of Burnham Park Di kasi masyadong malamig and foggy when we there unlike the first when it was almost zero visibility everywhere.

Burnham Lake

More broken branches and uprooted trees.

I have been wearing that necklace for more than 5 years now and we've gone to a lot of places that's why I am frustrated that I lost it yesterday morning when I'm just staying at home. Hello, natulog lang ako tas nowhere to be found na. NAKAKALOKA. I don't know if I placed it somewhere I can't recall since I was too sleepy or whatevs, di ko talaga mahanap more so maalala.  Pag may nawala, may darating. Hindi naman sa kwintas 'yun kundi sa Miraculous Medal na nandun. Buti na lang feast day na sa Nov. 27. May ginagamit ako ngayon na iba pero at least makakakuha ako ng bago.

Baguio Cathedral was repainted. This is my first time entering the church. Hehe. THANK YOU POOOOO!

One of my favorite spots in Baguio. First visit link: here.

Yes pls. hehehehe. Money daw oh.

This is what the Baguio Cathedral looks now. Pink paint 'to before.

Last stop was the Wet Market to buy fresh vegetables.

Tingin pa lnag fresh na fresh na eh. Sarap ng dalandan at strawberry swear. Hindi 'yung dalandan na nabibili rito sa'tin. Tas found out na meron palang orange farm something sa Mountain Province. Hehe. Soon.

And it won't be complete without strolling along Session Road. NOTE: Kung magkataon na 'yung post ko na nakita mo e may mukha ko tapos magkasalubong tayo anywhere (Ang liit pala ng Baguio! hahaha) e kalma lang tayo pareho kahit medyo nakakagulat naman talaga. Wag naman 'yung approach na common na gawin ng mga masasamang loob kasi nakakapraning. Hahaha. Okay na okay na sa'kin ang HI. Artista levelz lang. hahaha. :))) Charot! Enjoy your trip! Sabihan mo naman ako kung ano pang pwedeng mapuntahan dun o. :)  Overnight trip? Look for Baguio Hotels HERE.

It was only on our most recent trip to Baguio that I was able to look at the view.  Funny thing here is all those months, I thought that it was Kennon Road the buses were passing through. Hahahaha. There's definitely a lot more to learn.

Ito pala 'yung famous lion's head.

Lando's damage was still evident in the area. :( This is only one of the many landslides we saw on our way. There are camps 1-8 in Kennon. It was said that the camps were for the builders of the road that was then occupied by the local residents.

Kennon is a landslide and accident prone road especially during the rainy season. We even personally saw the aftermath of Lando but not one of us was thinking about the danger. Instead,  we were only marveling about the beauty that is Kennon.  I have no pictures of the canyon below where the Bued River flows. Aside from the zigzag road, there are also several cascades and cliffs that you can look at. This only proved that CAR is, so far, my favorite region in the Philippines. Hehe. More plsssss.

We found #thelostbread. Bakit ba naman kasi 'yon nawala? Hahaha! 😂 @thelostbread_ #milkshake #maginhawa #strEAT #swissmissed #thecampfire 😋

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Will be back, #tornadoperiperichicken 😋 #maginhawa #food.

A photo posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on Aug 30, 2015 at 4:03am PDT

We liked the #chocolate dip a lot.😋 #sancho #churros #maginhawa @sanchochurreriamnl

A photo posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on Aug 31, 2015 at 9:09pm PDT

I was expecting a bakery but we saw more than that. Our driver toured us around and was the one who took most of our pictures. Sayang talaga we lost his contact details.

Baker's Hill is a park and you can roam here for free.

Palawan is also known for cashew nuts. Huwag kalimutan bumili nung buo pang mga kasuy. Mas okay kesa 'yung sa nakahati na.

These signs were the first one to catch my attention when we reached the viewing deck. Hehehe! Baker's Hill has spoken. :)) This happened before Aldub or okay fine, this happened during the 4rd or 5th day of Aldub kaya uso pa 'yung, "Walang Forever" . Bawal mag-date kasi walang forever!!! Pero dahil isa akong proud member ng Aldubnation, bawal mag-date kasi hindi rito 'yung tamang lugar. Respeto dahil maraming turista ang nagpupunta rito. hehe. May forever na!!!! May forever din tayo sa tamang panahon. Huhu. Charoooot. >.<

Overlooking view from Baker's Hill. Pero kung walang Aldub, masaya mag-bitter dito. hahahaha

They have statues there too. Super perfect for photo ops!

And playground for the kids.

And more photo ops.

The house of the owner? haha. I'm not really sure.

I was looking forward to a bakery but we saw a lot more. Aside from the well-landscaped and well-designed park, they also have restaurants inside the Baker's Hill.

For Pasalubong... They only accept cash for payments.

I've slept a lot in other places but it was my first time to be alone.

Aside from the rooms, they also offer tour packages and van rentals. You'll also have free wifi connection, television, drinking water, hot and cold shower, towels, tissue, soap and shampoo.

Qt dog at the reception area.

The available rooms.

It is a community-based ecotourism project initiated by ABS-CBN's Bantay Kalikasan and I forgot what the other association was. Lelz. Ang tamad ko maghanap ng infos. Hahaha! This was the orientation area where she explained the activities we were about to experience. Aside from the activities, what made Ugong Rock Adventures special is that almost all the staff are senior citizens but they don't look like it. Mas healthy pa sila sa'kin. haha. E syempre sa'kin ko pa talaga na-compare. Haha. Pero seryoso, sobrang nakakabilib lang.

Gear Station Wearing helmet and gloves while doing the activities is a must.

Here's the cave entrance. Ugong Rock is a limestone hill/formation and from the word itself, it got its name from the sound (some of) the stalactites produce when you hit them with your knuckles. Not all stones there produce the sound, meron lang iba na parang hollow and then may vibration pag 'yun nga, kumatok ka sa bato.

Our guide pointing us several rock formations inside the cave. There was a Buddha formation in the ceiling and...

And don't even ask me what my reaction would be if I had to go there alone. Hahaha.

This rock formation is the evidence that this was formed million of years ago when the place was still submerged underwater. There is a similarity between this rock formation and those you'd see in El Nido. Kasi after million of years din, 'yung mga nasa ilalim ngayon na part dun sa Small Lagoon e maging ganito rin ang itsura. Small Lagoon Link

Spelunking Area. Hayyy, maliit na bagay! Chicken! Wala na bang mas difficult pa rito? hehehe. Jk. I've already experienced caving twice when I didn't have a blog yet but we can always make new memories so I can put other adventures here, diba?

Falafel balls with Hummus P 250.00

This is served with a pita bread that's covered with a cheesecloth. This is something that I haven't tried before but it tastes good and I was actually surprised that this is just an appetizer.

Salata Horiatiki/ Greek Salad P 200.00

Vitamin Boost P 250.00 I liked this salad because of its orange and cranberry dressing. Nothing like an extra vitamin boost especially in this crazy weather we're having this days. Huhu. I wish I could eat this today too!

Moussaka P 220.00 This is almost like Lasagna only they used eggplant instead of the pasta. I liked the cheese, hehe, I'm just not really a fan of eggplant.

Lamb Shank P 550.00 They slow-cooked this lamb for three hours. Yup, three hours so no wonder that the meat is very soft and juicy. It is perfect with the buttered rice and gravy. It might seem expensive but a serving is huge that it is good for sharing.  I liked this a lot even though I only had 2 spoonfuls of this because there were too much food to try. Oh, and it was my first time eating lamb and their shank didn't disappoint.

Lobia Rice

Beef Shawarma