Update (2 March 2009): It was an awesome show at the Panagbenga Baguio Flower Festival! Ganda! Sharing my photos here. If you have photos too, send a comment and I’ll link to you.
Panagbenga Baguio Flower Festival photos 2009!
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I’m going to Baguio for the Flower Festival. I’m excited to see my hometown abloom once again.
The main attractions, of course, are the Grand Street Parade (Feb 28, Saturday) and the Grand Float Parade (March 1, Sunday).
I’ll be posting more photos on this page, so watch out for those! :-)
To make the most out of your Flower Festival experience, make sure you read these tips and links. Enjoy the Panagbenga!
- Tips for enjoying the Flower Festival
- Flower Festival Photos
- Panagbenga 2009 Schedule
- Flower Festival 2007
- Hotels in Baguio
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Hi,
I linked u up in a blog posting.
So I “borrowed” one of your great pictures.
Hope it´s o.k. for you.
Regards from Germany.
Rai
Rais last blog post..Baguio Flower Fest
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jejejejejejeje,…
ang dumi graveh,…
tribu pandan,…
sana nxt tym, sementado na ang ibang part ng atlethic ball kahiya my mga effects pa ng kabok
jejejejejeje
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Jayson Q. Erasquin Reply:
September 26th, 2011 at 2:10 pm
khit maalikabok….nung tym n un….masaya prin kming tribu pandan kc dinala nmin ang kultura ng mapandan sa baguio city……champion…..
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i’m very exited to visit baguio in their amazing and creative parties, festival and other great panagbenga experience in baguio philipines
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i’m glad to see this this because i’m also ivaloi man so and dumaan din ako sa mga beautifu and good cultured, traditions, communication and environmental adopted. I learn so much from my father the story about ivaloi and igorot tribes and their history where they comefrom. I think spanish time are most influences the people of baguio their cultures and others tradition we adopted to them thats why generations are continue
discovered many skills and talents from the past, and now we see the amazing and great course attraction for tourist world universal community. kaya dapat natin mahalin ang ating history ang ating pinangalingan at ang dios na nag bibigay sa atin ng mga maraming talento at sana ipag patuloy din natin ang pagawa ng mabubuting bagay na nagpapaganda sa ating bayan.
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sir,
I am interested to one of your photos of Panagbenga Festival. It suits well with the theme of my upcoming folio site. But can’t seem to find your e-mail address where i can forward my formal request. Any direction will be appreciated highly.
Thank you…
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ka edong Reply:
January 9th, 2010 at 2:47 pm
Hi Neros,
Sorry for delayed reply.
You can contact me at ka_edong @ edwinsoriano.com . I sent you my mobile number via email
ka edong
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dear kuya edwin,
my photo collection ka p ba ng panagbenga ng tribu pandan…penge nmn me…papan ko makukuha o madadownload
jonasdizon
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