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Paradiso Resort is at Aringay, La Union and relaxing there is the way to go. I'm from Baguio City and I've searched the internet for blogs and just about anything that had instructions on how to commute from Baguio to the Paradiso Resort but in the end didn't find any. Well, if the internet didn't have any info before, this I hope will help all you folks from Baguio find your way to Paradiso Resort in Aringay. Aringay is a municipality in between Agoo and Bauang but sadly, there isn't a bus from Baguio that directly passes there. What you will have to do is take a bus ride from Baguio to Agoo and then ride San Fernando La Union buses or Ilocos bound buses or Aringay bound jeepneys to get to Aringay Plaza. From there, you can ride a tricycle that will take you directly to Paradiso Resort. If you prefer the route that takes you to Bauang, you can take a bus ride there too, and from there, ride an Aringay jeepney or buses that go to Dagupan, Pangasinan for it pass

If you're asking how Lazada delivers its products to Baguio, well the company contracts couriers to deliver them. Most of the time, Lazada contracts LBC to deliver them to Baguio and it takes about a few days to about two weeks to wait. Depending on your transactions online, LBC delivers orders right to the spot where you indicated it'd be delivered. I already had many orders through Lazada and most of the time, the products they deliver are genuine and complete, recently however, I was really disappointed with what I got. I ordered a Nike Kyrie Irving bag which was really hypnotizing and mesmerizing once you see it online. Plus, the ad said it's original price was 5,150 pesos but they're on sale and that at the moment it only costs 1,5400 pesos. I was like woooooow! I remember getting so keyed up that I stood up so quickly from my seat and got everybody's attention. I sat down again and read the reviews. There were a couple of review which gave the bag 5 stars

Sagada is a beautiful place as I'm sure you've heard of by now. From Baguio City, you can reach Sagada by riding the GL buses that are stationed at its bus terminal behind Centermall at Magsaysay Avenue. The great thing about the GL Lizardo buses that travel to Sagada and back to Baguio is that they are direct trips and their bus terminals are at the hearts of both Sagada and Baguio. This means that when you reach Sagada and board out the bus, you can gain easy access to restaurants, inns and just about any service you need in going about your adventure. When I first went to Sagada in February of 2016, the fare was just around 250 pesos. You'll need to be early in purchasing your tickets for there are a lot of people travelling as well. There are no reservations for tickets so ticket purchase is on a first come first serve basis. The first trip going to Sagada is at 6 am and the last trip is at 1 pm. It isn't advisable to wait on the 1 pm trip for there are really a lo