There’s a garden in Baguio that feels like it bloomed out of a canvas — and if you haven’t heard of it yet, it’s time you did. 113 Wagner Café isn’t exactly a secret anymore. Since the pandemic, this charming nook has quietly served up lunch and dinner to both locals and lucky tourists who’ve stumbled upon it. But recently, it gave us a whole new reason to fall in love all over again: brunch.

Love for food and art Panagbenga Festival is in full bloom here in Baguio City, and what better way to celebrate than …

The holidays should be a time of joy, but for thousands of children affected by typhoons, it’s a fight for survival. Through …