Baguio City New Year 2009: Fireworks Display

January 9, 2009 1 Comment

The main post on the Baguio City 2008 trip is here, but we have to separately post this video to avoid too much clutter in one article. There were many big fireworks displays in Baguio City to welcome the new year 2009. I heard there was one in Camp John Hay and another at the City Hall. We were about to proceed to John Hay right after the mass at the Baguio Cathedral, but whatdoyouknow, we were pleasantly surprised to learn that there’s also a fireworks display at the venue. Here’s part of what we saw. Nice.

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