Burnham Park: Baguio's best

Burnham Park is a man-made lake in the middle of the cold city. Daniel Burnham, the creator of the park name it in his name. It is one of the most visited place of the city. Local residents and foreigners enjoyed the view. They enjoyed different facilities. There you can watch football games, biking and strolling or boating.

"At the southern end of the park is a circular skating rink where skates can be rented. There are also tennis and basketball courts, a few restaurants, outdoor kiosks, a children's playground, and an orchidarium where various kinds of plants, trees and flowers are sold. Chairs and benches are distributed around the park for those who just want to sit down and relax."

I really enjoyed my stays in Baguio with my classmates and friends. It is the best place to relax especially during vacation. And Burnham Park is one of the best. We enjoyed boating there and watching live band all night.

Burnham is really amazing... i hope i can go there and stay there again with my friends.

Visit to Baguio

Baguio City, is the tourist capital of the Philippines also known as the "City of Pines" or the "Summer Capital"

Come to the city without a hassle traffic, live the cold city in the middle of a tropical country, stay in a heaven-like city in the middle of the mountainous area of the Philippines.

Baguio is known to it's cold climate even the Philippines is a tropical country. Baguio is one of the most visited place during summer.

"Until today, Baguio City is known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines and is the most frequented destinations in Northern Luzon by locals and foreign tourists alike. Baguio is 8 degrees (C) cooler any month, on the average, than any place in the lowlands. Manila can get to 35 degrees centigrade or above, while Baguio rarely exceeds 26 degrees centigrade at its warmest."

Many locals and foreigners are going to Baguio at any time to take a vacation. Foreigners did not find difficulties with respect to spoken language. English is the widely written and spoken language in the country. News papers and legal papers are mostly written in English. English is the medium instruction in school either in exclusive schools or in public.

Baguio City is approximately 250 kl north of Manila. It has an area of 49 square kilometers. Going to this place is usually taking a bus. From Manila (capital of Philippines) it takes 4-6 hours. By airplane it takes 45 minutes to get there.

For more info please visit www.gobaguio.com

Baguio is amazing place to stay especially for the locals. Baguio is different from other tourist spots in the Philippines because of it's natural climate. Staying there is like living in one of Europe countries. Calm and cold city. Away from annoying urban cities. Relaxing!