Sick of crowded Baguio? Try forest bathing in Camp John Hay
Camp John Hay is more than a mountain resort. It’s a 625-hectare forest reserve with trails, for those who want a calming experience with nature.
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Camp John Hay is more than a mountain resort. It’s a 625-hectare forest reserve with trails, for those who want a calming experience with nature.
Some of the lucky residents—and their visitors from the lowlands—would whimsically describe the climate in Baguio as Christmas-like.
Oh, and you can watch some of the films while enjoying Burnham Lake onboard one of its swan boats.
MEDIUM RARE Three hundred and sixty-five days later, locked in, locked up, locked down, Baguio City nestled between the clouds and the trees is both a sanctuary and an escape. Incredible spring weather, the nicest people, the most delightful place in the time of COVID-19 – as a young man put it,