By: Rhodalyn B. Cabbotot The Panagbenga Festival, held annually in Baguio City, is more than just a celebration of flowers.

About the Editor: Genevieve Balance Kupang is the Dean of the Graduate School and International Relations Officer at BCU, Baguio City. She holds a significant role as the Historian for the World ...

Over the years, this city has become a go-to destination for tourists, both locals and foreigners alike. Dubbed the “City of ...

Some 40 colorful and creative floats were on vibrant display on the streets of Baguio City on Sunday morning during the Floral Float Parade, the highlight of this year's Panagbenga Festival. As early ...

“The recent passage by the Senate of important amendments to Baguio’s charter is aimed to enhance the city’s capacity to build on its past successes and pursue a sustainable future,” added ...

A TOTAL of 50 out of Baguio City's 128 barangay (villages) passed the 2024 Seal of Good Local Governance for Barangay (SGLGB) program, according to the Department of the Interior and Local Government ...

Baguio City's annual Panagbenga Flower Festival got underway on Saturday morning, delighting crowds with colorful displays and street dances from participating groups. The Grand Street Dance Parade ...

BAGUIO CITY — The city is anchoring on barangay, tourism and education its circular economy (CE) program which aims to reduce and transform wastes into economic resources to attain environmental ...

The City Health Services Office (CHSO) has raised a "red flag" health alert status on three barangays here for the clustering ...

MANILA, Philippines — Baguio City continues to enjoy lower temperatures as the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) recorded 14.4 degrees Celsius ...

The City Tourism Office of Baguio in partnership with the City Building and Architecture Office (CBAO) is gearing up for one of the Panagbenga Festival’s most anticipated events, the Annual Float ...