How many times have you been to Baguio?

I haven't been to Baguio this year at all but I'm planning to go there this December or along the "-ber" months. Favorite place.. I really don't have a fave place but I've been wanting to go to Dominican Hill and take some pictures. The place (from blogs and pics) looks so creepy that I want to experience it. Oh! And of course, 50's Diner! Lol! I love that place! I never leave that place without feeling satiated and full XD

I've been to Baguio three times already. Last Christmas, June and November this year. My first time there i was so thrilled, the second and third, was more exciting!

Three times!:p love it!

before college, just like you my family would spend our summer days in baguio.. then i stayed whole 4 years when i studied there.. then after i graduated, i still visit baguio every month.. but after i was so disappointed with whats happening to the city i only go there every quarter. theres not much to see, but i prefer going to camp john hay and spend the whole day there..

I've been to Baguio many times. The last time was last June this year 2007. I attended a Leadership training seminar there. I also love Baguio. Besides from having nice weather and views, the people are so warm and generous. =)

I've been to Baguio only twice. The first time was in sixth grade. We were at the National Schools Press Conference at Dagupan and we decided to sneak off to Baguio after the competitions. The second time was when I attended the National Youth Congress when I was in 3rd year high school. aside from the cool waether, I love Baguio's character. The architecture, the winding roads, the pine trees, etc. Sadly, it's slowly fading. and Baguio's gotten more polluted. But I still thinks it's worth a visit.

the first time i went to baguio was last year. me and my friends didn't plan anything before going there. what i love about baguio is their way of transportation, they have their taxi (fx, as we call it in manila) where they start at the minimum of 25 and an additional of P1/meter i think. and they don't have to put aircons in their malls because they don't need to.

i studied in baguio for college. so i stayed there for the best 4 years of my life. the place is so damn good and it gives you your calling for a simple life. try kaffe klatsch along legarda road ext. for a cozy evening of talks over coffee... along the not so promoted cultural places there, try tam-awan village!