Primitiva's Baguio Home

We're happy to announce that we now have a website, come check it out.

https://primitivas-baguiohome.site.live/?site=live

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Your home away from home.

Contact persons:

Cecille
0963 889 1730

Belinda
0946 454 2201

09277577720
09428227696
DM: Duane Peterson Ursais

Cmon over bago abutin ng summertime weather ang Baguio.

NAGLAMMIN 🥶 It's a cold Tuesday in , kakailyan. Stay warm and healthy everyone.

Baguio Weather Update: March 7, 2023
Baguio Temperature Today:
Lowest Temperature: 10.9°C (as of 5:00 AM)
Highest Temperature: 22.5°C

Baguio Weather Forecast Today:
Baguio City will experience partly cloudy to cloudy skies with light rains due to the northeast monsoon. Moderate to strong winds blowing to the northeast.

Sunrise: 6:08 AM
Sunset: 6:01 PM

Source: PAGASA

Our heartfelt thanks to our guests for enjoying Baguio and our Home. Savor your welcome drink, only available at Primitiva's Baguio Home.

Get it free Primitiva's Baguio Home with every confirmed and paid booking.

Let's spread Positive Energy on this Random Acts of Kindness Day! Take a moment to share some XS and make someone's day brighter!

Small gestures of kindness can make a big difference in the world. So let's start a ripple effect of good vibes and keep the positivity flowing! 🤙✨

Come and experience Baguio weather bago mag summertime.

10.0°C Lowest Temperature recorded as of 5:00am of 02/17/2023
SOURCE:PAGASA BAGUIO

Ang Panagbenga may schedule na, ikaw wala pang titirhan, book now sa Primitiva’s.

Panagbenga opening, come now, halina kayo, umali kayet.

Panagbenga is an annual flower festival celebrated every February which takes place in Baguio City, Philippines. The term “Panagbenga” comes from a Kankanaey term meaning “season of blooming”. This festival reflects the history, traditions and values of Baguio and the Cordilleras.

It’s more fun in Session Sunday.

Session Road derives its name from the fact that it used to lead up to the old Baden-Powell Hall, where the Philippine Commission held its sessions and officially initiated the use of Baguio as the Philippine Summer Capital. - Wikipedia

BAGUIO CITY HOME/ROOMS FOR TRANSIENT:

Details

▪️ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSIENT▪️
Available for:
Solo Traveler
Couples/ 2pax
Family/ Friends (6-9 pax)

▪️WHOLE HOUSE FOR TRANSIENT▪️
Available for:
Family/ Friends (12-15 pax)

👣WALKING DISTANCE TO👣:
▪️SM
▪️Cathedral
▪️Session Road
▪️Victory liner
▪️Botanical Garden
▪️Sunshine Park
▪️Burnham Park
▪️Night Market
▪️Public Market
▪️Gov pack bus terminal

INCLUSIONS:
▪️ Complete Beddings
▪️ Water Kettle
▪️ Mineral Water
▪️ Kitchen, with utensils, kitchenware and stove

LOCATION:
Barangay Salud Mitra, fronting SM City Baguio

📱📩 For more queries text Cecille/Belinda, 09638891730/09464542201 or DM our page, Primitiva's Baguio Home.

FYI. Pls don’t transact with the person below, name is Dennis Ditan, he used to work for us as a carpenter but all of a sudden left and brought with him some of our personal belongings.

When you can’t visit the fog, the fog comes to visit you, only in Irisan, Baguio City 👍🏻👍🏻

: "It's always foggy in Irisan"
Irisan always seems to have a weather of its own so if you are a resident and you plan to go to the Central Business District, you have to plan your outfit strategically. 😂

Cool, cold yet still so heartwarming. Welcome to the city if pines.

" And still they lead me back
To the long winding road
You left me standing here
A long, long time ago
Don't leave me waiting here
Lead me to your door"

• The long and winding Kennon Road at night (Lion's Head in the background)

Good night Baguio City🥱

📷 Aerale Sae

Book with us thru messenger, call or text and pre-reserve for Botanical Garden.

In pursuit of our commitment for a convenient and enhanced tourist experience, admission to the Baguio Botanical Garden will now require pre-reservation starting January 16, 2023.

Book your reservation slots here:
https://visita.baguio.gov.ph/tickets

Important Reminders:
1. Reservations made by a VISITA registrant can include up to 9 companions, a total of 10 visitors per reservation.

2. Save or print QR Code to be presented at the entrance ticket booth, together with applicable required IDs/cards (SC/PWD card, ID with Date of Birth, Baguio School ID, and/or proof of Baguio residency).

3. Go to Botanical Garden on the scheduled day and hour as reserved.

4. Total amount is subject to validation and changes depending on documents presented.

5. Strictly NO QR CODE, NO ENTRY.

6. QR Codes are NOT for sale and NOT transferable. Registrant who made reservation must be one of the visitors.

7. Payments are to be settled on-site, at no additional cost.

For additional information, assistance and queries, please call the City Tourism Office (074) 446-2009 or send a message to Baguio Tourism or Baguio Visita FB Page.

One of the most magical things to see is Baguio fog. People living in Baguio get to experience the magical feeling it brings to the city throughout the year. People visiting Baguio love seeing the fog when if settles in nestling Baguio in a blanket of white. The fog can get so thick at times that even things a short distance away disappear. The fog can be still or flowing. Seeing it flow through Baguio’s pine forest just imagine how it was the doing this for hundreds or thousands of years. Long before the Americans came and built an American style city here in the mountains.

BENGUET PROVINCE
Spanish period

At the beginning of the Spanish Era, colonisers heard of the rich gold mines in the mountains and attempted to colonize the highlands, but failed. In 1572, Spanish conquistador Juan de Salcedo led a small expedition into the southern part of Benguet, but the natives forced it to retreat. The first major expedition into the mountains occurred in 1620, when Spanish explorers went into the La Trinidad Valley, followed by a second expedition in 1623, and a third in 1624. This was the last attempt to occupy the Baguio gold mines by the Spanish until the Galvey expeditions (1829-1839).
In the 1800s, Spanish colonizers made more serious attempts such as expeditions under Col. Guillermo Galvey and succeeded in establishing a presence in the La Trinidad Valley, named after Galvey's wife.

This area later became a district of the new province of La Montañosa (or La Montaña) in 1846. Eight years later, in 1854, Benguet became a separate comandancia politico-militar. Parts of the present province were established as component territories of other comandancias such as Lepanto and Amburayan.

Credits:
Wikipedia
Memories of Old Manila

Jo Koy in 👍🏻👍🏻

Jo Koy in Bagyow!😎

Primitiva's Baguio Home now open for booking.

The term “Panagbenga” comes from a Kankanaey term meaning “season of blooming”. This festival reflects the history, traditions and values of Baguio and the Cordilleras.

‼️ICYMI‼️
Here's the Panagbenga 2023 Schedule of Activities. Theme: "A Rennaisance of Wonder and Beauty"

Read more: https://baguiocityguide.com/panagbenga-2023-schedule-of-activities-baguio-flower-festival-2023/

THE CHRISTMAS TREE IS LIT!!!

Baguio City officially ushered in the yuletide celebration with the lighting of the City's Christmas Tree at nightfall, Dec. 1, 2022.

“The centerpiece of the city's Christmas symbols and decorations, the tree is roughly 15 meters in height and made of steel frame, wire mesh and decorated with beads, pearls, glitters, metallic paint and a controlled lighting system.”
- Graziella Estrera (PIO intern)

PHOTOS: Giant Christmas Tree Lighting at Rose Garden Burnham Park in Baguio Experience a magnificent aerial night view of the giant Christmas tree lighting at Rose Garden, Burnham Park in Baguio City. Check out the aerial photos below. More photos by Derrick Caballes. Drone pilot: Derrick Caballes (Visited 1447 times, 1 visits today)

“The most Blessed VIRGIN MARY, in the first instant of her conception, by a singular grace and privilege granted by Almighty GOD, in view of the merits of JESUS CHRIST, the Savior of the human race, was preserved free from all stain of original sin.“
— Pope Pius IX