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Baguio Festival 2025

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  5. RESIDENTS brave the scorching heat as they flock to the Baguio City Public Cemetery along Naguilian Road on 1 November to visit the graves of departed loved ones. The city expects around 50,000 visitors at its cemeteries during the Undas observance.

    Baguio Undas peaceful, 4,500 visit cemeteries

    The police presence was intended to help maintain peace and order not only in cemeteries but also in areas expected to draw large numbers of visitors during…

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  8. Baguio blooms alive The Panagbenga festival, held annually in February in Baguio City, Philippines, is a month-long celebration of the city’s floral abundance and Cordillera heritage, launched in 1996 to revive tourism post the 1990 Luzon earthquake. Known as the Baguio Flower Festival, it features vibrant floral float parades, street dancing inspired by the Ibaloi Bendian dance, cultural performances, and market encounters, drawing thousands with its name ‘Panagbenga,’ meaning ‘season of blooming’ in Kankanaey. The festival’s strategic branding, international recognition and adaptability ensure it remains a vital tourism asset, blending tradition with innovation to sustain Baguio’s appeal as a premier travel spot.

    Panagbenga Festival — Baguio in full bloom

    Experience the vibrant Panagbenga Festival in Baguio City this February, celebrating the rich floral heritage and resilient spirit of its people with grand…

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  9. ‘The Dark Knight’ goes to Panagbenga

    ‘The Dark Knight’ goes to Panagbenga

    The float which was adorned with various type of flowers like Rados and Malaysian mum’s among others cost more than a million pesos.

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