Aftermath of Panagbenga fest
On March - 2 - 2009
Reports said an estimated one million people went up to Baguio to witness the Panagbenga Festival.
Its main events were held February 28 (Street Dancing Competition) and March 1 (Grand Float Parade).
Here are pictures of Baguio’s main road after the festivity.
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Join the City of Pines in celebrating one of the famous revelry in the country. Sun.Star Network Online, through this website, will give you the latest about Baguio City's Panagbenga Festival.
ann Says:
I wish people who visits our city are civilized enough to carry with them a plastic bag at most to put their garbage on and bring them home or their buses.
The same is true with tourists in buses visiting our so called tourist spots, that they dont leave their fast food containers. SOBRA na!!! kabastusan ng mga ganyang klaseng tao. Walang urbanidad! Ill-breed!!!
Posted on March 27th, 2009 at 8:30 pm
JC Says:
We all enjoyed watching Panagbenga festival it is very beautiful and wonderful, and it will be super wonderfull if all the people who visited in baguio and watched the festival carry all their garbage to their homes, how sad after the festival all the waste, wow!!! its disgusting to see..
Posted on March 28th, 2009 at 4:34 pm