Baguio City's Strawberry Farm

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"Life is like strawberries, sometimes sour, sometimes sweet."

Hello, travel lovers of Hive! This is your cup-bearer, and I wish you good health and good wealth today and in the coming days of your life.

Are you a strawberry lover? Be with me today as I bring you to the strawberry farm of the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio City.

Tired and exhausted? No worries; let's go travel to release all of it.

It was a very nice day when we visited the strawberry farm in Baguio City. When we arrived at the location, we observed that there were lots of guests coming just to personally witness how strawberries grew in the area. We can see the souvenir and food stalls, which I was supposed not to look at so that I could not spend a single penny (😅). When we saw our companions getting inside the farm, we decided to follow them. I saw signage saying that it was not strawberry season, so there would be no picking directly from the plant.

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Though it's not season, some strawberry plants are healthy, and some of them bear fruit. When we reach the location of our companions, they are told that we can experience picking, but we need to pay seven hundred fifty pesos per kilo. But we can have it as a group. Each group consists of 5 people. I refuse to join the picking activity, but our former district supervisor, Ma'am Delia, told us that she will pay the amount and we just need to come with her so that we can experience the strawberry picking.

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Together with our group were ma'am Judith and her daughter Isa. They brought the container given to them by the caretaker. Ma'am Delia started to pick, and she enjoyed doing it. We find it hard to find the best fruit to pick since they are small and some of them have damage. We need to pick the healthy one so that it can last for a few days.

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Ma'am Judith and Isa also enjoyed picking strawberries. Our son and daughter joined them, and I keep reminding them not to eat it because it needs to be weighed first. My daughter Jehoia loves to come with Isa. They were close to each other, though we only met on this Baguio trip. We can see in the faces of our kids that they really enjoyed the farm experience.

I thought the farm looked like those in the pictures before. It was planted directly in the soil. But generally, it's still nice to look at the whole picture of the farm. I just observe that they need to clean the ground and take good care of the plants so that they can grow more healthy. It would be nice to make the area more attractive with the healthy strawberries because that's the reason why tourists come and visit the place.

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My wife also finds time to make this experience memorable. We were truly grateful for having Ma'am Delia with us. She always offered us to join and experience the things we were avoiding so that we could not spend too much. Of course, I also had the chance to experience picking aside from being their official pitikero (photographer). When I felt the scorching heat of the sun, I decided to come out of the farm. I asked my son and daughter to come with me. And then Isa also came with us, as she wanted to buy something.

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When we reached the food stalls, we bought some strawberry ice cream. I love the strawberry ice cream more than the strawberry shakes. I could not taste its sourness when it's ice cream. I want to have more, but it's quite expensive, so I just decided to have some souvenir strolling.

When my wife came, I told her to buy some souvenirs and t-shirts for us. I was looking for a black Baguio shirt. She also decided to have a black one too. We also bought the kids pink t-shirts. When I saw the strawberry jams, I told her to buy at least 4 pieces of small jars so that we could offer them to my college friends who planned to visit us. Ma'am Delia and Ma'am Judith also bought souvenirs for their family members. Lucky for the store owner, because our companions also chose to purchase from there.

After buying some stuff from the souvenir stalls, we decided to look for our driver, Kuya Ayie. Because he told us that we'd be doing some photo opportunities so that they could post them on their social media pages. When we started to take a pose, our other companions saw us and ran towards us to join the photo shoot. When I asked Kuya Ayie to take us a photo using my phone, I thought he captured the photos of all of us. It was only my family and Isa. So I just needed to ask in our group chat to complete the photos for this blog.

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I took this photo from our Baguio Tour Group Chat.

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We had so much joy in our hearts at that time. It was indeed a memorable moment that our family will cherish forever. Having supportive people is a gift from heaven. They always look forward to our happiness, especially when a narcissistic individual took advantage of our generosity and goodness. Our friends are always at our backs, just to put a smile on our faces. They are worth preserving, and we hope that one day we can pay them back for all the things they have done for us.

That ends my blog for today. I hope you enjoyed it. See you next time! 🫶


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What a wonderful family experience po.

Thank you @mariejeijeim for taking the time to read my blog. Indeed, it was one of the most memorable experiences we had. 🫶

The place is really nice Sir❤️. Hope to spend time with my family in Baguio🫰

Yes @kai-ermae. It's perfect for family bonding. I hope you can have it soon. 🫶

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Well, its Wimbledon time here in England. Strawberry & Cream is all the rage 🍦 🍦 🍦 🍓 🍓 🍓

Wow. That's good. I missed the strawberry ice cream. Good for you, you can buy it near to your place.

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Wow, this activity is indeed fun and the kids surely enjoyed the strawberry picking. How disciplined your kids are to wait for the strawberries to be weighed before eating them. Thanks for sharing this @cup-bearer

It's good that they listened and obeyed my reminder. Or else we could pay more than the required amount. 😂 Thanks for taking the time to read my blog. 🫶

Hi. That was a wonderful time you have had in your tour. The Strawberry Capital of the Philippines is La Trinidad, Benguet, where the strawberry farm is located. It's near Baguio City but it is a different municipality.

Thank you for taking the time to comment on this content. Yes, it is located in a different municipality. I'm sorry for that mistake; I just did not change it when I realized it was also known as being located in Baguio instead of La Trinidad. Again, thanks for taking a look at it.