Benguet

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Exploring the Wonders of Atok, Benguet: A Journey to Natumpukan Half Tunnel and Beyond

Located in the rugged terrains of the Cordillera Administrative Region, Atok, Benguet, is a place where nature’s beauty and human ingenuity converge. Among its many attractions, the Natumpukan Half Tunnel stands as a testament to resilience and creativity in the face of natural calamities. It is also known as Halsema’s Half Tunnel Portion as it is located in Halsema Highway. The Natumpukan Half Tunnel, hewn from a colossal rock face, emerged from necessity in the early 1950s. Following a severe soil erosion incident, […]

Exploring the Bell Church: A Blend of Culture, Tradition, and Serenity

Located on the outskirts of Baguio City, near the border of La Trinidad, Benguet, lies a peaceful sanctuary known as the Bell Church. This Taoist temple, a symbol of the Chinese Filipino community’s religious and cultural heritage, stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of traditions that thrive in the Philippines. History and Foundation The Bell Church was established on August 4, 1960, by Chinese immigrants from Canton, China, led by Ng Pee. Initially a place of worship within Ng Pee’s residence, […]

Colors of Stobosa: A Vibrant Canvas in La Trinidad, Benguet

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of La Trinidad, Benguet, lies a kaleidoscope of color that defies the ordinary. Welcome to the Colors of Stobosa 🌈, a living canvas where hues dance, stories unfold, and Instagram-worthy moments come alive. 🎨 The Birth of a Masterpiece The Stobosa Hillside Homes Artwork has undergone an amazing transformation. It was once considered an eyesore along the La Trinidad highway. Inspired by the Favela Paint Project in Brazil, where rundown houses were turned into vibrant murals, Stobosa has […]