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What inspired the colors of Stobosa mural in La Trinidad?
What inspired the colors of Stobosa mural in La Trinidad?
- The traditional Igorot culture
- Local legends of the Cordillera people
- The vibrant favelas of Brazil (correct)
- Baguio's famous flower festival
What features can be found in the Botanical Garden of Baguio City?
What features can be found in the Botanical Garden of Baguio City?
- Historical museums and art galleries
- A large amusement park
- High-rise buildings and shopping centers
- Igorot huts and native plants (correct)
How tall is the Lion's Head sculpture in Baguio?
How tall is the Lion's Head sculpture in Baguio?
- 40 feet (correct)
- 30 feet
- 20 feet
- 50 feet
What is a key reason for Baguio City's growing population?
What is a key reason for Baguio City's growing population?
Which festival is Baguio City notably known for?
Which festival is Baguio City notably known for?
Who is the current mayor of Baguio City?
Who is the current mayor of Baguio City?
What do many visitors enjoy doing in the Botanical Garden?
What do many visitors enjoy doing in the Botanical Garden?
What is the significance of the Lion's Head to the city?
What is the significance of the Lion's Head to the city?
Flashcards
Stobosa Mural
Stobosa Mural
A large, colorful mural painted on houses in La Trinidad, inspired by Brazilian favelas.
Baguio Botanical Garden
Baguio Botanical Garden
A park with flowers, trees, and traditional Igorot huts, showcasing local culture and nature.
Lion's Head Sculpture
Lion's Head Sculpture
A 40-foot stone lion's head sculpture in Baguio, a landmark symbol.
Baguio Population
Baguio Population
Around 378,000 residents, but fluctuates due to tourism and temporary residents.
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Baguio Culture
Baguio Culture
A blend of Igorot heritage and influences from other Filipino, American, and Asian cultures.
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Baguio Mayor
Baguio Mayor
Benjamin Magalong, focuses on transparency, innovation, and community welfare.
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Baguio City
- Population: Around 378,000, but fluctuates due to tourists and temporary residents, particularly in summer.
- Home to local Igorot people and migrants from Philippines.
- Draws people for cool climate, schools, and job opportunities.
- Growing population leads to challenges with traffic, housing, and services.
Baguio's Culture
- Unique blend of indigenous Igorot heritage, Filipino, American, and Asian influences.
- Known for festivals like Panagbenga (Flower Festival).
- Traditional Igorot dances, art, and crafts (weaving, woodcarving) are popular.
Baguio's Attractions
- Botanical Garden: Features flowers, pine trees, native plants and traditional Igorot huts.
- Lion's Head: 40-foot stone sculpture of a lion's face, landmark.
- Stobosa Mural: Large mural inspired by Brazilian favelas showing patterns, flowers, and symbols.
- La Trinidad Strawberry Fields: Visitors can pick fresh strawberries.
- Best time to visit is December-February due to cool climate and Panagbenga festival. Also enjoyable in summer (May-July).
Baguio's Leadership
- Mayor Benjamin Magalong has a law enforcement background, focuses on transparency and community welfare, and promotes responsible tourism.
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