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Baguio situated in the Cordillera mountain range which is 5,000 feet above sea
level in the Northern part of Luzon Island, of the Republic of Philippines is
the best island of Philippines. Philippines is a tropical country with fascinating
landscapes, active volcanoes, splendid beaches, coral waters and tropical forests.
AsiaRooms.com offers information regarding the various tourist attractions of
the city of Baguio, the Summer Capital of Philippines. Along with other attractions
AsiaRooms.com offers information regarding city's market place and as well as
the Baguio Public Market
If there's anything that captures the essence of Baguio, it is the Public Market.
The Baguio Public Market is considered to be a popular tourist attraction simply
because of the Four C's: Clean, Cool, Cheap and Complete. Like Baguio, it is
a melting pot of Cordillera and lowland products. Like Baguio it provides a
wide variety of items and services. Like Baguio it can be busy but not hectic.
So, if you need to have a shoe re-soled or have your dollars changed, if you
need to buy zucchini or "sayote", romaine lettuce or "kangkong",
the market has it all. You are rich or poor, it is hardly a matter of fact everybody
in Baguio goes to the same market. Now, this is something exceptional, isn't
it?
If there is something that will tempt the Baguio visitors to cook their own
meals and eat-in, it is the novelty and the assortment of highland vegetables,
harvested in the Cordillera Mountain Range and brought directly to the city.
Besides vegetables you'll find fresh seafood and fish from nearby Panganisan,"Longganisa"
(sausage) from up northern Ilocos.
All of Baguio's specialties are housed in this confusing maze of stalls. Every
section unfolds its own variety, from peanut brittle, coffee beans, knitwear,
silver jewelry, and the most recent addition to Baguio's local commodity, vintage
clothing and shoes.
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