Concrete Hills

Hills or mountains in Baguio City are mostly covered by houses and buildings. This might remind you of the favelas in Brazil. Baguio City isn't like this decades ago. Population has grown drastically, and mostly are from the lowlands.

Natives of Baguio claim that the population capacity of the city has already exceeded, thus it's overcrowded. I can agree it's overcrowded, and those houses in the mountains are proofs.

I have once had accommodation in one of those mountains. Roads are concrete and very steep. Houses are very close to each other. It also reminds me of the houses in Seoul, South Korea as I've seen from K-Drama.