traveling in the Philippines – Jared's Little Corner

Out + About: Visiting The National Museum of Natural History

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We went to the National History of Natural Museum in Manila during our school field trip last month. This is my favorite of all the places we visited that time. The other attractions we went to are Car Museum at the Quezon City Memorial Circle, Lights and Sounds Museum in Intramuros, + Manila Ocean Park.

There are a lot of interesting displays and exhibits at the museum. I enjoy looking at the different bird species found in our country. I also love the Philippine physical map they have on display. It reminded me so much of those scenes in films and shows on the tellie that shows generals or leaders discussing their plan of attack to their men! ^_^

8 Reasons Why Baguio Is The Ultimate City Of Dreams

Baguio is known for its exceptionally cold weather. But the weather alone is not enough to describe the mesmerizing beauty of the Summer Capital of the Philippines.

A boasting city enveloped in vast greeneries and lush mountains are dreamy as it can be. With its harmonious blend of convenience and tranquility, it’s hard to resist the urge to stay in Baguio City for good.

The Culture is So Alive

From the laid-back architecture to its cheerful vibe, the culture in Baguio is undoubtedly alive. Just last year, Baguio has been hailed as a “Creative City” by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization {UNESCO} due to its unique crafts and artisanal finds.

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The rich culture in Baguio is celebrated in every part of the city. The Bencab Museum displaying indigenous art exhibits, and the Baguio Museum featuring the city’s history and cultural heritage. The restaurants are also teeming with the distinct Baguio charm. One of which is the Arcas Yard Cafe at Ambuklao which is a cafe, a mini-museum, and a library all at once. There’s also the Forest House Restaurant near Camp John Hay that serves the best steaks in the city, combined with a stunning ambiance of wooden interior and magnificent views.