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uhmmm there is an inactive volcano but not around the city. It's in one of the municipalities of the province where the the city resides. It was turned into hotspring and resort though hehehehehehe
How do you guys like Baguio City? My husband and I are going to attend (spobsor) a wedding there this coming October. After that, we are going to Palawan for a week and then back to Manila. I hope you enjoying your northern tour. Please do not miss the Banawe rice terraces and the Ilocos region. Happy travelling.
So glad to see you in Baguio; my Filipina wife and I are still trying to decide between Baguio and Tagaytay for retirement but we have time to look at both areas
Same here.. My girl mentions Tagatay I might like. Her family are just down from Baguio in La Union in San Juan however.. So Baguio would keep us nearer.. Just 90 minutes or so from the beaches and resorts near her home.
the great advantage of being in tagaytay city is, it's very close to ncr since it's part of cavite province unlike baguio city .... but my advice to you as a noypi, just follow where your heart is man .......
My brother was stationed at Clark Air Base for a number of years. In fact, he met his wife while stationed there. Baguio was his favorite place to visit. I can see from your video why it was his favorite. Thank you for providing this intimate look at the area.
That Wright Park needs to be cleared of weeds and planted with beautiful flowers,. I lived in Baguio city for 7 years when it was not that crowded. I am so happy to know they sell wine there too, that is new.
True...the Wright Park must be maintained, its flowering plants must be kept as many plants/trees (like pine trees) truly thrive well due to its cool climate. Since Baguio city is a popular tourist destination, it should boost/promote and preserve the whole income-generating aspect. 🤗♥️👏
Very nice overview, the landscape looks amazing, the mountainous backgrounds are leaning more towards spectacular it seems that there is something to see around every corner. This will be on my to-do list when I arrive, thanks for the tour, you guys.
$1,200 a month plus a scooter and Phil Health with some western food for good measure.$1,500 should about cover it.👏👏 Some might use an electric heater on and off..
Me and my wife are from Baguio and we already have a place. I’ll be retiring from my work here in the US and will be receiving my US pension soon but will live in Baguio and alternately in BGC. With also my Philippine pension, I guess I’m all set. For those here in the US and about to retire, consider retiring in the Philippines.
Baguio is a lot cheaper to live if you are an expat compared to other cities in Philippines! You will also save a lot of money from air conditioning and still have a fbit of fresh air compared to manila
Retire with $966/month which is about $1,000/month is a lot of money in the Philippines…. despite it’s considered cheap and poor country. Surely, in some islands over there, there are people living with less than $200/month…!!
If you do not want to live in a decent place where water is scarce and so crowded then sure you can live with a budget of 200 dollars per month but people from the western countries can not tolerate that kind of life.
@@sandan778 Just slow down and be wise , $200 is kind of too low in comparison to $1K. I didn’t say I acquiesce living in an abysmal condition or being bummed out in an abject society, but with a partner and keep doing some P/T remote work, you can manage your living in smart ways and have descent life. I think it’s good and beneficial to stay active and same time enjoying your retirement.
Baguio used to be the location of Camp John Hay, a US Military R&R base during the VN war. Later in the mid 80's my govt/DOD agency used to put on training conferences there at Camp John Hay. Sessions Road was still a country area, the main highways were dirt hills and SM was not even built. Then in the late '80s, there was a big earthquake there causing a lot of damage, now that has been replaced. My wife is a Filipina of 30 years; with homes at the lower levels of the mountains, so we travel to Baguio to cool off during the hot days when we visit PI, away from northern Nevada. It is known as a resort for all today and a lot has changed to make it a tourist site.
You guys really know how to travel. Love that you show everything there is to see. Qiang is getting the full spectrum of the food you guys eat since she eats meat. How did Qiang tattoo turn out? I can't believe that this 104 yrs old able to do tattoos
@@VagabondAwake meeting apo whang-od in the flesh is an experience itself. it's not everyday you get to see someone who's over a century and still loves her job.
Wow, you visit Baguio the summer capital of the Philippines. Have fun and enjoy your trip..More to explore there in Baguio. Be safe both and take good care.
Good day to all Fyi I just found mercer listing for 2022 Of most / least expensive cities in world Manila was ranked 122 Montreal and Athens 125 and 126 And Kuala Lumpur number 181 Hong Kong #1 most expensive And Ankara #227 least expensive And Kuala Lumpur malaysia is safer and cleaner Don't even need a retirement visa Just leave every 90 days and come back
It's my first time watching you guys. I saw your video on the home page and clicked it because of the title and your thumbnail that you're in Baguio. The second video that I've watched so far. Nice vlog, by the way, and enjoy your stay here in Baguio.
Im fallowing your vlog where ever you are here in Philippines you are amazing couple, no skip adds to help your channel here in Philippines keep going with your goals guys. Stay safe
Me and my wife got Married in Bagiuo. ,Way back 19, Feb, 1994. We are retiring there in the next 4 - 6 months. We are getting out paper work done now. Like New Pass Ports, My wife's dual citizenship. For my 13a Visa, Pet paper work up to date ext... . And we have to sell our House. And our 2 Cars and my truck ext... And my wife is starting to teach me Tagalog.
Baguio is such a beautiful city in the mountain plus the vegetables is so fresh and you’re eating healthy. It looks so crowded now compared to 30 plus years. I was 19 the first time I was in Baguio then later on in my early 30’s. The scenery is beautiful!
lucky you guys! been living in the metro manila for over 30yrs. also visited other provinces. but when i visited baguio few years ago, instant decision in my mind to retire there with my family. hopefully. ber months is the best for me in baguio.
Tagaytay is a good alternative too. Still relatively a cool weather, with less congestion/pollution. And still near to beaches in batangas/galera (like baguio/el yu)
Hi fred tacang, We have youtube playlists for each of our retire cheap in paradise countries. Tagaytay is on our Philippines playlist. You will find that information on your requested country here: th-cam.com/users/VagabondAwakeplaylists Whereas all our reports on each city in those countries are in our membership catalog here: vagabondbuddha.com/ Thank you , Dan
We always hoped to get back to SE Asia but had kind of ruled it out as a possible retirement area because of the heat. Visa issues seem challenging for Dalat, so Baguio City is on the top of our list for the region. Thx !
One of my best vloggers of the world authentically covering the every facets of beautiful places in the Philippines captured by their magical lenses.The vagabond wake mesmerizes and captivates the very soul of travel! My salute sir and maam for you are one kind of a class in a higher notch of travellers and 7,000 more islands are still waiting if you still want to travel in a country they called the Pearl of the Orient Seas! Take care both of you and Godbless!
Hey Alex Sabado, thanks for the great question. Here is my report on the 4 kinds of people that retire internationally and the estimated levels of cash each type needs. These expenses in this report are for a stationary life here I explain the other three types in this report and their estimated cash needs. vagabondbuddha.com/why-philippines-living-costs-range-from-800-to-5000-usd-per-month/ Thanks again for the great question, Dan
Looks like they have some native festival going on there .. Maybe later in the park dancing and food. Like the flower festival earlier in May or June..
I enjoyed our meeting. Wish that we had more time. So far I am enjoying Baguio. The big mall is super nice. The hills remind me of San Francisco. The park was filled with people (close to Christmas). And the restaurants were good (I'm Western). The cost of living seems good.
baguio is amazing better looking and a lot lot colder long time ago when they did not cut many pine trees yet.. the mountains replaced by houses now ☺️
Baguio is nice but it tends to get more big earthquakes and it’s nerve-racking because you’re worried about your house will become part of a land slide. Still, Baguio is known for its strawberries and peanut brittle. The nights are too cold for my taste but it’s worth a visit.
Yes! Baguio is rich also of healthy bulk vegetables,and everything yoy want to eat..cheaper than in the lowlands..i think over all you love Baguio. You can just travel if u want to go down for beaches sometimes
The most cheapest place to market foods, such as fish, meat and vegetables compared to other cities. I was born in Baguio City 1958, I witnessed the mountains with pine trees and wild sunflowers. No traffics.
It's even cheaper in LA Trinidad or Tomay. I'm American married to Filipina with apartment in upper tomay and house in Sablan. Public transportation is cheap so living a few km outside baguio is much cheaper
Your computed costs is just fair with the lifestyle you incorporate touring the city,. If you have own your house in Baguio, Cook ur own food, that $966 can lasts you both till 3 to 4 months😊Enjoy being there and keep safe.
I spent the night in Little flower convent in January 1990 at 21 years of age... And then lived in Baguio City for 6 months later that year w YWAM. Would definitely not mind retiring there. TC in Annapolis Maryland
If you really decided to live in Baguio find a place that is walking distant to the city proper or downtown as it is very hard to take public transportation to get there it will take you forever to get a taxi especially on rainy days if you live far from it and even if you have a car finding a parking place in downtown is quite stressful and factor the horrendous traffic too.the good thing is it will save you money by going to the public market and cooking your own food as prices are very reasonable in the places where locals are buying their own stuffs.
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Baguio is so different from the rest of the Philippines , absolutely amazing , a country within a country.
The same can be said of cebu, sagada, camiguin etc. These are all excellent places where one can find both fun and solitude
Wow. How well spoken the Filipinos are. So articulate, kind, respectful and extremely hospitable. Baguio is a beauty.
As cool weather fans this is probably the only city we would consider in the Philippines. Looks great !
Baguio City offers a lot for the money in retirement! Beautiful area of the Philippines, very diverse with lots to do :)
Baguio seems neat- no melting heat and no volcano beneath your feet
Beaker approved!
uhmmm there is an inactive volcano but not around the city. It's in one of the municipalities of the province where the the city resides. It was turned into hotspring and resort though hehehehehehe
Exactly the video I've been waiting for. Thanks!
How do you guys like Baguio City? My husband and I are going to attend (spobsor) a wedding there this coming October. After that, we are going to Palawan for a week and then back to Manila.
I hope you enjoying your northern tour. Please do not miss the Banawe rice terraces and the Ilocos region. Happy travelling.
So glad to see you in Baguio; my Filipina wife and I are still trying to decide between Baguio and Tagaytay for retirement but we have time to look at both areas
Those two cities are on our short list as well.
Same here.. My girl mentions Tagatay I might like. Her family are just down from Baguio in La Union in San Juan however.. So Baguio would keep us nearer.. Just 90 minutes or so from the beaches and resorts near her home.
You could also look at Valencia unless you want to be close to Manila... A lot of people love Valencia it's cooler there and close to duemagette
I would suggest seeing both before making up your mind David. :-)
the great advantage of being in tagaytay city is, it's very close to ncr since it's part of cavite province unlike baguio city .... but my advice to you as a noypi, just follow where your heart is man .......
This is my favorite review video guys. Love the nature and the energy of the city. Thank you for taking us with you!
My brother was stationed at Clark Air Base for a number of years. In fact, he met his wife while stationed there. Baguio was his favorite place to visit. I can see from your video why it was his favorite.
Thank you for providing this intimate look at the area.
My folks were missionaries, and we spent a lot of time in Baguio as a kid. My heart city!
I like it as a person that has lived in the mountains I think its where I will start my visit there
What an awesome, beautiful place! I like that it is possible to be in a cooler climate above sea level.✅
Love the Lake Tahoe reference, I live not far from there , this was great information, thank you
That Wright Park needs to be cleared of weeds and planted with beautiful flowers,. I lived in Baguio city for 7 years when it was not that crowded. I am so happy to know they sell wine there too, that is new.
True...the Wright Park must be maintained, its flowering plants must be kept as many plants/trees (like pine trees) truly thrive well due to its cool climate. Since Baguio city is a popular tourist destination, it should boost/promote and preserve the whole income-generating aspect. 🤗♥️👏
Being a Baguio resident,we live very close to the botanical garden just about 200 meters near the gate.
You can sure save a lot of money in lower electricity bills in Baguio.
Very nice overview, the landscape looks amazing, the mountainous backgrounds are leaning more towards spectacular it seems that there is something to see around every corner. This will be on my to-do list when I arrive, thanks for the tour, you guys.
Awesome information thank you still trying to figure out where in the Philippines a want to retire to..
Many foreigners retire here in Baguio because of the weather and affordable living standards than the lowlands.
Yes I agree
Thank you for going to my city. I enjoyed watching your video; it's vicarious to the last detail.
$1,200 a month plus a scooter and Phil Health with some western food for good measure.$1,500 should about cover it.👏👏 Some might use an electric heater on and off..
Me and my wife are from Baguio and we already have a place. I’ll be retiring from my work here in the US and will be receiving my US pension soon but will live in Baguio and alternately in BGC. With also my Philippine pension, I guess I’m all set. For those here in the US and about to retire, consider retiring in the Philippines.
BGC?
@@michaeldemarillac9992 yes, Bonifacio Global City.
Baguio is a lot cheaper to live if you are an expat compared to other cities in Philippines! You will also save a lot of money from air conditioning and still have a fbit of fresh air compared to manila
You are right. The savings on electricity alonw due to non-use of aircon is more than enough reason to choose Baguio.
Fresh veggies too..
Thank you, Vagabond & Hobo! Such an amazing and beautiful adventure, I cannot wait to get back to the philippines.
Retire with $966/month which is about $1,000/month is a lot of money in the Philippines…. despite it’s considered cheap and poor country. Surely, in some islands over there, there are people living with less than $200/month…!!
If you do not want to live in a decent place where water is scarce and so crowded then sure you can live with a budget of 200 dollars per month but people from the western countries can not tolerate that kind of life.
That’s his budget for 2 people.
@@sandan778 Just slow down and be wise , $200 is kind of too low in comparison to $1K. I didn’t say I acquiesce living in an abysmal condition or being bummed out in an abject society, but with a partner and keep doing some P/T remote work, you can manage your living in smart ways and have descent life. I think it’s good and beneficial to stay active and same time enjoying your retirement.
Baguio used to be the location of Camp John Hay, a US Military R&R base during the VN war. Later in the mid 80's my govt/DOD agency used to put on training conferences there at Camp John Hay. Sessions Road was still a country area, the main highways were dirt hills and SM was not even built. Then in the late '80s, there was a big earthquake there causing a lot of damage, now that has been replaced. My wife is a Filipina of 30 years; with homes at the lower levels of the mountains, so we travel to Baguio to cool off during the hot days when we visit PI, away from northern Nevada. It is known as a resort for all today and a lot has changed to make it a tourist site.
Baguio City looks beautiful. Loved the botanical gardens. Thanks for sharing your journey and Happy Birthday 🎉 Dan!
I was stationed in Asia years ago and loved the PI. All these years I thought those vehicles were called "jeepMEs" not "jeepneys" , crazy
Nice to watch ...
I miss Baguio, the last time i was there was in 2000. So much has change.. Enjoy guys cheers 🥂
One of my favorite vlogging couples in my favorite city in Asia! Win-win combination! Great, interesting content. Keep up the good work!!!
Proper influencers... Godspeed... Stay safe... I love your travels!
thank you for visiting my city and giving a rundown about the approx living cost. 🙏❤️
You guys really know how to travel. Love that you show everything there is to see. Qiang is getting the full spectrum of the food you guys eat since she eats meat. How did Qiang tattoo turn out? I can't believe that this 104 yrs old able to do tattoos
No tattoos for us. We are both tattoo virgins. We just went for the cultural experience.
@@VagabondAwake meeting apo whang-od in the flesh is an experience itself. it's not everyday you get to see someone who's over a century and still loves her job.
Thanks for another excellent adventure guys, much appreciated!
Wow, you visit Baguio the summer capital of the Philippines. Have fun and enjoy your trip..More
to explore there in Baguio. Be safe both and take good care.
I always waiting for your vlog, its so interesting & different. Stay blessed & happy from ireland.
I've considered Baguio for retirement. Thank you, nice video. 😊
Good day to all
Fyi
I just found mercer listing for 2022
Of most / least expensive cities in world
Manila was ranked 122
Montreal and Athens 125 and 126
And Kuala Lumpur number 181
Hong Kong #1 most expensive
And Ankara #227 least expensive
And Kuala Lumpur malaysia is safer and cleaner
Don't even need a retirement visa
Just leave every 90 days and come back
Baguio must see you. Looks stunning
It's my first time watching you guys. I saw your video on the home page and clicked it because of the title and your thumbnail that you're in Baguio. The second video that I've watched so far. Nice vlog, by the way, and enjoy your stay here in Baguio.
Im fallowing your vlog where ever you are here in Philippines you are amazing couple, no skip adds to help your channel here in Philippines keep going with your goals guys. Stay safe
Me and my wife got Married in Bagiuo. ,Way back 19, Feb, 1994. We are retiring there in the next 4 - 6 months. We are getting out paper work done now. Like New Pass Ports, My wife's dual citizenship. For my 13a Visa, Pet paper work up to date ext... . And we have to sell our House. And our 2 Cars and my truck ext... And my wife is starting to teach me Tagalog.
You guys are soooo cool finally a Baguio I been there love it!! I needed you seal of approval lol,not too many blogger talk about best keep secret 🤫
Thanks for all your information 👍 😊
Baguio is such a beautiful city in the mountain plus the vegetables is so fresh and you’re eating healthy. It looks so crowded now compared to 30 plus years. I was 19 the first time I was in Baguio then later on in my early 30’s. The scenery is beautiful!
Try Baguio City this time, it becomes more beautiful and admirable. It has a lot to offer like cheap lodging houses and hotels.
lucky you guys! been living in the metro manila for over 30yrs. also visited other provinces. but when i visited baguio few years ago, instant decision in my mind to retire there with my family. hopefully. ber months is the best for me in baguio.
Beautiful video. Should visit Baguio soon, it gets even cooler during November to March. Haven’t been there for more than 10 years already.
Tagaytay is a good alternative too. Still relatively a cool weather, with less congestion/pollution. And still near to beaches in batangas/galera (like baguio/el yu)
Hi fred tacang, We have youtube playlists for each of our retire cheap in paradise countries. Tagaytay is on our Philippines playlist. You will find that information on your requested country here:
th-cam.com/users/VagabondAwakeplaylists
Whereas all our reports on each city in those countries are in our membership catalog here:
vagabondbuddha.com/
Thank you , Dan
We always hoped to get back to SE Asia but had kind of ruled it out as a possible retirement area because of the heat.
Visa issues seem challenging for Dalat, so Baguio City is on the top of our list for the region. Thx !
So happy you went to try Garlick! Those guys really cook well. I can't wait for them to introduce their other homecooked filipino dishes
You guys finally made it to Baguio. God bless and stay safe.
Great video. I just retired in the US, and looking at spending a few years in Philippines. Your video was very helpful, thank you.
One of my best vloggers of the world authentically covering the every facets of beautiful places in the Philippines captured by their magical lenses.The vagabond wake mesmerizes and captivates the very soul of travel! My salute sir and maam for you are one kind of a class in a higher notch of travellers and 7,000 more islands are still waiting if you still want to travel in a country they called the Pearl of the Orient Seas! Take care both of you and Godbless!
i have a few more years but this seems on top of the list
Nice coverage of the area thx Dan and Qiang 👍👍👍
Glad to see a new upload you guys still in Baguio City Nice Videos guys….Thanks for Sharing 🙏👋👍✌️👌🙌💕🇺🇸
This is great, Dan. I appreciate the info on this. Very useful for my upcoming visit. Cheers guys :)
The video I was waiting for! Awesome!
Excellent complete reporting on the cost-of-living I appreciate it
Beautiful Baguio. Ensaymada is a Filipino version of Sweet Brioche. Traditionally, it has margarine on top with shredded cheddar cheese.
Wow! For $966 you can already live a decent life in a month that's amazing.I love this place Baguio definitely my no.1 bucket list.
Hey Alex Sabado, thanks for the great question. Here is my report on the 4 kinds of people that retire internationally and the estimated levels of cash each type needs. These expenses in this report are for a stationary life here I explain the other three types in this report and their estimated cash needs.
vagabondbuddha.com/why-philippines-living-costs-range-from-800-to-5000-usd-per-month/
Thanks again for the great question,
Dan
So glad you love our Dear Baguio City.
Amazing place to go…Manila’s tourist spot with nice cool weather
Great information 👍
Another great video Dan! I am curious what month this was filmed? I know you delay the release times to keep out of harms way.
What a big change, been in Baguio when I was 22 yrs old, stayed in Hyatt but after that earthquake, it was devastated☺️
Ukay Ukay markets are cool.. Banana leaf infused foods are an acquired taste maybe. Some may find it strong flavored.
Looks like they have some native festival going on there .. Maybe later in the park dancing and food. Like the flower festival earlier in May or June..
such beautiful couple..thank you for sharing this video! I can't wait for my husband to retire, Baguio is definitely on the top of our list.
Awesome video…
visiting Baguio early Dec. 2023, thanks to this video, and others. thanks! hopefully it turns out to be a place to revisit and maybe retire some day.
I enjoyed our meeting. Wish that we had more time. So far I am enjoying Baguio. The big mall is super nice. The hills remind me of San Francisco. The park was filled with people (close to Christmas). And the restaurants were good (I'm Western). The cost of living seems good.
Excellent video I really loved it You could have gone a little slower but I but I enjoyed the content
You should have visited camp john hay and burnham park in baguio city
Thanks for the video Dan I do have a question though compared to the rest of the places you've visited in the Philippines how would you rate Baguio?
That video is coming up soon! Stay tuned. :-)
@@VagabondAwake Looking forward to it.
baguio is amazing better looking and a lot lot colder long time ago when they did not cut many pine trees yet.. the mountains replaced by houses now ☺️
I visited Baguio City in 1978. It was a beautiful rainy small city in the sky. The route up was rice fields. So green and verdant. Gorgeous
Yes, you are right
Happy Birthday po Sir Dan.. 🎂 🎉 watching from Cavite 🇵🇭
Great video, guys Thanks !
wow such a beautiful place cool
I aways appreciate the the cost of living videos thanks 🙏🏻
I wish you both a happy, safe and pleasant experience in all your travels!
GOD BLESS YOU BOTH:)
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Baguio is nice but it tends to get more big earthquakes and it’s nerve-racking because you’re worried about your house will become part of a land slide. Still, Baguio is known for its strawberries and peanut brittle. The nights are too cold for my taste but it’s worth a visit.
Live in a solid limestone mountain which is half of the city.. Fault line is in a nearby town not Baguio itself..
Baguio City for life.
Love you Baguio 😍 💗 💓 💛 ♥️
really like watching your vlogs
Yes! Baguio is rich also of healthy bulk vegetables,and everything yoy want to eat..cheaper than in the lowlands..i think over all you love Baguio.
You can just travel if u want to go down for beaches sometimes
If you love vegetables, then Baguio is the place to be...
The most cheapest place to market foods, such as fish, meat and vegetables compared to other cities. I was born in Baguio City 1958, I witnessed the mountains with pine trees and wild sunflowers.
No traffics.
It's even cheaper in LA Trinidad or Tomay. I'm American married to Filipina with apartment in upper tomay and house in Sablan. Public transportation is cheap so living a few km outside baguio is much cheaper
I am just amazed how nice is the view plus the amazing food....Great vlog.....great information......a must follow vlog...
try going to The Rocky Valley Lodge and Cafe in Dontogan along Sto. Thomas road. you will definitely enjoy there, the owner is a Korean
Beautiful and interesting place ! Love your blogs 😀
Your computed costs is just fair with the lifestyle you incorporate touring the city,. If you have own your house in Baguio, Cook ur own food, that $966 can lasts you both till 3 to 4 months😊Enjoy being there and keep safe.
I spent the night in Little flower convent in January 1990 at 21 years of age... And then lived in Baguio City for 6 months later that year w YWAM. Would definitely not mind retiring there.
TC in Annapolis Maryland
If you really decided to live in Baguio find a place that is walking distant to the city proper or downtown as it is very hard to take public transportation to get there it will take you forever to get a taxi especially on rainy days if you live far from it and even if you have a car finding a parking place in downtown is quite stressful and factor the horrendous traffic too.the good thing is it will save you money by going to the public market and cooking your own food as prices are very reasonable in the places where locals are buying their own stuffs.
If you have more time in the phil would you like to try visiting batanes island seldom foreigner go there but its a very beauriful island
Next visit maybe. :-)
Thank you.
My future retirement home.
The count goes on...says Major Tom.
Another great video...I hope you make it up to Vigan and do one there too!
Stay tuned.