Age:
23
City:
Bago City
Country:
The Philippines
Profile:
- Adventurer
- Traveller
- Born to travel
Profession:
I am a student
Spoken languages:
- English
- Tagalog
Profiles:
Location: Bago City, The Philippines
Ranking: 235 points
Katherin De La Cruz is a local member in Bago City in The Philippines from GuidedByaLocal
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City:
Bago CityCountry:
The PhilippinesSummary:
Bago City has a wide variety of scenery - from ancestral houses, factories, and mountain resorts to non-stop merry making festivities and cultural heritage treasures. Pack-up, wear your walking shoes and be one with nature on a hiking trip; or bring your camera and discover the art and cultural background of the City on a museum tour. Or maybe, put on your sunglasses and flip-flops and spend the day under the sun on the beach. Even more, witness the Synchronized Fireworks Display on January. Join the festivity of the Diwata Festival on February. Celebrate the freedom from colonization of the City in The Celebration of Sinco de Noviembre on November. Wherever you like, Bago City has it.Trip:
- I'll show you sights of my city which are not in the Lonely Planet
- I'll recommend this trip for culture addicts.
- We will visit some culture aspects during the trip.
- It will be an active trip. Put on your walking shoes.
- Discover the undiscovered.
- You will never get a better panorama from the place I am going to take you.
Days available:
- Flexible daily periods
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Diwata Festival showcases an array of colorful costumes, graceful dances and fine tunes - merry making at its best -
Bago City is indeed blessed with Mother Nature's Gift. -
Bago City is indeed blessed with Mother Nature's Gift. -
Another view of the magnificent waters found in the City of Bago. -
Just imagine - you can actually dip into it. -
Juan Anacleto Araneta is a famous local hero. He led the revolution against the Japanese colonization. His statue stands right in the middle of the City. -
Front view of the Bago City Coliseum. This Coliseum hosts special happenings and events. -
The old Bago Bridge. This bridge played a crucial role during the battle for the liberation of Negros islands against the Japanese. Today, only the remains of the bridge can only be seen. -
Balay ni Tan Juan (House of Tan Juan) Built in the 19th century, this house once served as the residence of Gen. Juan Anacleto Araneta. Also known as “Balay na Bato” (stone house.).
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