I just love the idea of a Filipiniana-dominated bookstore in the middle of the Pines City. The…read morestore itself is quaint, with several floors dedicated to rare and limited titles published by local and national authors. I was looking for a copy of Jake Versoza's book on the Tattooed Women of Kalinga, and Mt. Cloud had it in stock. I was also able to get limited edition B&W photography postcards depicting life in the Cordilleras. I had the post I also love the idea of a book-mailing service, wherein they send you books every month if you subscribe to their program. I will be back! Shoutout to Gabe, the store assistant who graciously wrapped my purchases in pretty parcels ready to be given away as gifts. You rock!

I have just received the 6 books I ordered online from Mt. Cloud. It was wonderful doing business…read morewith them - no fuss, no drama - just good service!! Monette Villasenor Taguig

Authentic handwoven traditional clothing. The table runner is so cool and great. Very detailed…read moretraditional texture and design.

From the owner: Narda's handwoven ethno fashion using elements from traditional cultures clothing and accessories…read moretranslating them into products suitable for life in the street, a global fashion without barriers or class distinction. Bask in the splendor of natural textures, easy and timeless wearables that can be used for decor when not on your shoulders.

A must-do in San Juan,La Union! If you want to relax and have all the time,this place is the spot…read moreto visit. You get to make your own pottery through the conventional way. I can't tell your more details but find this hidden gem when you're in my hometown and enjoy. Best part,it's super affordable and the instructor is extra patient. If they serve wine,it'll be a bonus!

From the owner: A hands on pottery making experience, I will not go into detail on how to make a pot. That’s for…read moreyou to find out. What what we will teach during the session is basic pottery making which is pinching and coiling. You are free to create whatever design you want. Pottery making is easy, fun, and very therapeutic. And wait, there's more we offered the pottery painting.

The best shop where you can find hand made drum and lyres made by the owner itself Mr. Maningding…read more They also offer a variety of selection of musical instruments like tambourines, drumsticks and many more. Most of the items they have are made from the best quality materials. They are also selling branded products from Lazer and Zildjian and many more. They have the best customer service and will help you find what you need. You just hace to call them and let them know what you want to order and they will have it ready in a couple of days. They are located in Callejon Street, Dagupan City, Pangasinan. I highly recommend this place!

This establishment must have some kind of magical formula to attract people. It is a rare occasion…read moreto come through here without having to deal with a crowd. Weekends are the most horrible days to shop here, and even more worse when they have weekend events. AVOID THAT AT ALL COSTS (unless it's an event you wanna attend) especially when the event is indoors. The acoustics inside are HORRIBLE. Otherwise, typical mall. There's a decent amount of eateries and shops, but nothing too high end or the like. The CSI area is alright. They have a pretty good selection of groceries, housewares, clothing, etc... Plenty of parking, but usually packed. I usually make a stop here whenever I get to visit the homeland. I must say it hasn't really gone through any significant change in the past decade or so. They might wanna look into that since it's slowly becoming more and more mundane.

such a highly recommended place. you can find different things in THIS mall. they havee clothes,…read morefastfood chains, restaurants, bookstore and they also have their groceries. This mall have their cinema that is affordable & have a great place. This mall also has a stadium that you can rent. They also have WOF wherein kids can have fun playing games using a token. They also have bowling alley and billiards that isn't allowed for students until 4pm. you should visit this mall.

I have a childhood friend who's lived pretty much his entire life here, and he responded with, "Are…read moreyou crazy?!" when we mentioned we were gonna check out the city's night market. What can I say. I'm all about finding a bargain even if it means doing a little "ukay-ukay." And it'll be an experience, for sure. So, Big Bro, GodNiece and I came through a tad bit early. (Every vendor was still setting up when we got there) so we got to kinda walk around (what I was told was) Session road and did a little exploring. (We even discovered a store that had these beautiful giant pythons! Whoa!) And then: opening hour. The entire area was simply bustling once their prearranged opening hours began. Boy was it crowded. We started on one end of the street where one can find a spread of Filipino street food: fish balls, chicharron, dim sum, porridge, soup, etc... we had a few to start us off prior to our bargain hunting. I found a SF 49ers sweater for P300PHP (around $6.) It was a must have because it wasn't a fake. (I would know. I already have something similar.) GodNiece found a sweater jacket worth $85US (her boyfriend who is in the US just got one) for the bargain price of P350PHP ($7.) It was a steal. (FUN FACT: Most clothing items hail from abroad. If you have an eye for it AND some patience, you will find some good buys here in this night market!) We walked through the entire thing and found even more good eats on the other end. (No, childhood friend refused to come.) It could use better lighting and spacing out between vendors. Otherwise, it was fun! I'd do it again given the chance!

During the day, traffic takes over this busy street where visitors flock Burnham Park at this…read moremountain city. At night most of the traffic is rerouted and this street turns into a night market! I've been to Bangkok's and Bali's night markets, but this is the first one I have been to in The Philippines. There were plenty of vendors selling clothes, electronics, and accessories! Some of the stuff here are much better in quality than some of the things I got in Bangkok and it was cheaper as well. We only did a little bit of shopping because we wanted to check out the food vendors which were all located towards the end of the market. The street foods were so good and cheap! skewers for 40 cents USD each and fresh coconut juice for 30 cents USD! I also saw several international street food choices as well (Chinese, Thai, American, Mexican, and Middle Eastern) as we walked through the market. Cheap delicious foods and bargain shopping are always a plus in my book!