Baguio has a lot of souvenir shops everywhere. This is definitely one of the places that you won't have a problem when it comes to shopping for goodies to give to family and friends back home.
Almost all the places we've been to (Strawberry Farm, Mines View and Baguio Cathedral) all have souvenir shops.
Here are a few pics I took at the souvenir shops located in Strawberry Farm, La Trinidad
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| I don't really know why selling brooms are common in Baguio. |
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| Foodies for souvenirs. you can buy more than two of each kind for a hundred pesos only. |
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| Small brooms. I wanted to buy one but I doubt that it would fit in my luggage. |
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| Strawberry jams - cheap and surprisingly good! |
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| Ref Magnets... haggled at 4 pieces for 100 pesos |
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| more foody goodies |
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| When in Baguio, STRAWBERRY ICECREAM OF COURSE!!! only 20 pesos per scoop |
Baguio is also known for their famous Ukay-Ukayan (second hand apparel) or wagwagan as they call it
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This is a picture of me going through a rack of Korean inspired tops (ukay ukay) for only 100 pesos each.
And here are the souvenirs I got from Baguio |
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| Four Ref Magnets for 100 Pesos bought at Strawberry Farm |
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| Purple Strawberry Coin Purse for 20 Pesos bought outside the Baguio Cathedral |
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| 3 for P50 "Baguio City" coin purses bought at Strawberry Farm |
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Keychains for P10 each (some stalls can go for 12 pieces for P100) bought at Mines View
Looking for something to bring back home from Baguio won't be a problem at all!
XOXO,
AVI
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