Early the next day, we went
up to Baguio’s public market. Baguio is
popular for its fresh and cheap veggies.
We bought some vegetables and decided to check out our hotel.
After checking out of our
hotel, we went to the Strawberry Farm at La Trinidad, Benguet. The land where the Strawberry Farm is located
is owned by Benguet State University and is being leased to the farmers of
strawberries.
We had fun touring the
place, but we didn’t avail of the strawberry picking. Rates are at Php450 per small basket. I’m not sure if the small basket weighs a
kilo, but I assume it’s not. So we just
did some picture taking around the area and bought some strawberries at the
pasalubong area.
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Strawberries for sale.
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They also sell vegetables
at the Strawberry Farm. You may find
some veggies are sold cheaper here than the public market.
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Super yummy strawberry ice
cream.
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After that, we traveled
back to Cavite. We left La Trinidad,
Benguet around 12pm and arrived at Cavite by 8PM. It’s not the normal travel time because we
had a lot of stopovers. And we traveled
using Marcos Highway and not Kennon Road both going to and from Baguio.
This was our first travel
for the year and one memorable journey.
Now, I’m hoping for more travel and more fun this year. J
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