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Good Shepherd is a religious convent in Baguio and they’re well known for great pasalubongs, goodies, or sweet treats like Ube jam, Peanut Brittle, Lengua De Gato, and Strawberry Jam. People normally go here to buy in wholesale so you better be early to avoid the long queue. Tip: There are stores outside Good Shepherd that sells fresh strawberries and other goodies, you might want to check them out too!…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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The place is famous for their concessions selling sweets and local pastries. There's free parking but the place can get packed. There's an overlook where you can see the side of the mountains but over the years, it has been overtaken by housing.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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We bought the famous Ube jam. We bought three but only 1 made it in our hotel. We ate the other two along the way while touring Baguio. Delicious. The restrooms are clean. There is also a cafeteria where you can rest and eat. The whole place is Instagrammable.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Go really early to avoid the long lines. Probably not worth it if you're really short on time. You'll be able to purchase their products in a lot of other areas that resell them (but of course a bit more expensive) like the bus terminals and main tourist attractions.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Hands up when it comes to their goods but the queue was just so terrible. You have to wait for almost an hour only to find out you can only get max of 2 jams per head. Will still come back for sure anyway.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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