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In Baguio, the air that draws crowds isn’t as clean as it seems
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In Baguio, the air that draws crowds isn’t as clean as it seems
A city known for fresh air still falls short of global health guidelines POPULAR SITE. A jeepney travels along Lake Drive in Burnham Park, Baguio City. Photo by Maverick Asio At 1,500 meters above sea level, the air changes. The fog moves in through the pine trees, and the cold bites the skin. This is Baguio, the Philippines’ summer capital, the city that has sold itself on the promise of clean mountain air. More than a million tourists make the…
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