#Benguet
Articles tagged with «Benguet».
Bell Church: Chinese Filipino Temple in La Trinidad, Benguet
The Bell Church is a Chinese Filipino temple in La Trinidad, Benguet, founded in 1960 by Ng Pee, featuring syncretic religious practices and...
Lower Agno Watershed Forest Reserve: Ecology, Mining and Hydropower
Protected area in Benguet and Pangasinan protecting the Agno River basin, San Roque Dam and mining districts.
Buguias: Municipality Profile, Apo Anno Heritage, and Highland Agriculture
Profile of Buguias, Benguet: history of Apo Anno mummy, geography, agriculture, and local governance.
Binga Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Privatization in Benguet
Binga Dam is a hydroelectric facility in Benguet, Philippines. Built in 1956, it was privatized in 2008 and upgraded to 140 MW.
Governor Pack Road: Route, History and Landmarks in Baguio
Major highway in Baguio named after William Francis Pack, connecting Aspiras-Palispis to Session Road.
Kabayan, Benguet: Ibaloi Heritage, Mummy Caves, and Mount Pulag
Kabayan, Benguet is a municipality known for its centuries-old Ibaloi mummies, Mount Pulag, and rich cultural heritage in the Cordilleras.
Bakun, Benguet: Municipality Profile, History, and Geography
Profile of Bakun, Benguet: history, geography, demographics, and local government in the Philippines.
Ibaloi people: Culture, Language and History of Benguet's Indigenous Group
The Ibaloi are an indigenous ethnic group in Benguet, Philippines, known for their mummification, mining, and unique cultural traditions.
Mt. Camisong Forest Park and Events
Ecotourism park in Itogon, Benguet with a 19.81m skywalk, solar power and event halls.
National Route 204: Geography, Route Description and Infrastructure
Overview of National Route 204, a 388.06-km highway in the Cordillera Administrative Region and Ilocos.
Cong. Andres Acop Cosalan Road: Route and History
Overview of National Route 207 in Benguet, honoring Congressman Andres Acop Cosalan, Sr.
Mount Cabuyao: Geography, Conservation and Infrastructure in Benguet
Mount Cabuyao in Benguet overlooks Baguio. It hosts radar stations and a water catchment, protected by a 2015 court order.
Mount Santo Tomas: Volcanic Profile and Conservation in Benguet
Mount Santo Tomas is a potentially active stratovolcano in Benguet, Philippines, protected by a 1940 forest reserve and a 2015 environmental...
Mount Tabayoc: Geography and Significance in Benguet
Mount Tabayoc is the sixth highest peak in the Philippines, located in Kabayan, Benguet.
Baguio
Baguio — the highland summer capital of the Philippines, designed in 1909 by Daniel Burnham as the American colonial cool retreat. Sits at ~...