Mt. Cloud Bookshop
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1 Yangco Road, Corner Brent Rd, Baguio, 2600 Benguet, Philippines
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All book lovers should make Mt. Cloud Bookshop a part of their itinerary. It's a quaint space for anyone who's interested to get their hands on a local gem or maybe a rare book. The last time I visited Mt. Cloud, they even had some old New York Times magazines and print ads!
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Such a small, comfy place!! 😍 Loved their bookmarks!