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Baguio’s pony boys used to get their livelihood tending to horses used by tourists who go horseback riding. Even though the pandemic shut down Baguio’s tourism industry, the pony boys continue to make a living from their steeds, this time through selling compost made from horse manure.

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The country’s first Creative City has now opened its doors to 1,000 tourists daily.

Savor the holidays inside a twin glass treehouse, Tudor's most interesting cottage area, which is accessible only by a hanging bridge, jutting out 30 feet above the ground.

In Baguio City, ‘There’s Still Life.’

Take a walk (or even go caroling with social distancing in mind) around the best villages and towns in the country that have reopened just in time for Christmas.

Here are the five reasons why you should experience Ibagiw 2020 before it wraps up in the 30th of November.

These spots are taking the best approaches to ensure your safety, and the least you can do is follow the rules.

Baguio will be accepting 200 tourists a day from Metro Manila, Cagayan Valley, and Central Luzon to gradually recover from tourism slump.

BAGUIO CITY – Miss Philippines Earth 2020 Roxanne Allison Baeyens leads the launching of the “Baguio Urban Garden Hopping” program spearheaded by City Veterinary and Agriculture Office (CVAO) at Lindawan National High School, Barangay Lucnab, this city.

The Ridge to Reef Corridor project aims to promote seamless travel across local destinations that have been deemed safe for tourists through advanced and unified inter-provincial protocols in terms of border control and community health assurance.

BAGUIO CITY – Four schools from the city city were awarded with units of solar-powered urban aquaponics during the Launching and Turnover of Urban Aquaponics Project at the Motorpool ground of Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources-Cordillera Regional Field Office (BFAR-RFO).

BAGUIO CITY – The Summer Capital’s on-going survival garden program should be ramped up to the next level into “urban food forests” that could possibly supplement the food needs of the entire community.

BAGUIO CITY — The City Veterinary and Agriculture Office (CVAO) will embark on two projects this year worth a combined P7.1 million in line with the city government’s thrust of achieving food security amidst the coronavirus-19 pandemic.

Piolo Pascual wants this clear: His recent trip to Sagada and Banaue, supposedly to shoot scenes for the upcoming State of the Nation Address, has nothing to do with President Rodrigo Duterte.