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36 TOP BEST THINGS TO DO IN BAGUIO THAT YOU NEED TO ADD TO YOUR TRAVEL ITINERARY

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Baguio is the “Summer Capital of the Philippines”

Baguio, on the Philippines’ Luzon island, is a mountain town of universities and resorts. Called the “City of Pines,” it’s particularly popular in summer due to unusually cooler weather. At its center is Burnham Park, with gardens and a lake. – Wikipedia

Traveling to Baguio for the first time? This detailed and curated travel guide will make it easy for you to plan a trip, save money and maximize your time. This guide will also make sure that you get the best out of your money while traveling to the Island.

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TOP BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS & ACTIVITIES

There are so many fun places to go and activities to do in Baguio. However, these are some of our top suggestions!

Check out these Must-Do activities on Baguio.

1. Take a Dip at the Asin Hot Springs

2. Feel the Rush and Thrill at Tree Top Adventure of Camp John Hay

3. Visit the Historical Bell House

4. Trek the Yellow Trail

5. Don’t Bring Negativity at Cemetery of Negativism

6. Bring a Date and Enjoy a Picnic at Camp John Hay

7. Visit the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm

8. Get Some Insta Worthy Pics at Colors of StoBoSa, La Trinidad

9. Chinese Experience at Bell Church

10. Be a kid at Sky Ranch Baguio

11. Stroll and Feel the cold air at Baguio Night Market

12. Enjoy the Scenery of Burnham Park

13. Have a Baguio Museum Day Date

14. Say A Prayer at Baguio Cathedral

15. Experience Bargaining in Ukay-Ukay the Local’s Way *wink*

16. Experience Session Road at its Best

17. Have a Day off at Baguio Public Market

18. Ride horses at Wright Park

19. Immense in Culture at Tam-awan Village

20. Release the Botany in you at Baguio Botanical Garden

21. Get a Sight of The Mansion

22. 360 degree view of Baguio at Mines View Park

23. Be a Good Samaritan at Good Shepherd

24. Be adventurous in sampling local dishes/food

25. Look at Art at Oh My Gulay Artist Cafe

26. Immerse in art at Ili-Likha Artist’s Wateringhole

27. Sam’s Agritourism Park: A Hidden Gem in the City of Pines

28. Hunt for Baguio’s Delicacies

29. Enjoy the View at Mount Costa

30. Be Amaze at Bahong Sunflower Farm

31. Fall in love at Mirador Hill and Eco Park

32. Enjoy Scenery at Igorot Stone Kingdom

33. Keep it Moving with Baguio Walking Tour

34. Scare Yourself at Diplomat Hotel (Joke!)

35. Museum Date at Bencab Museum, Tuba

36. Head to the Easter Weaving Room

1. Take a Dip at the Asin Hot Springs

Location/Jump-off: Sitio Asin, Brgy Tuel, Tublay, Benguet
Travel Time: 30-45 minutes from Baguio City
Asin Hot Springs Entrance Fee: Php 20 per person
Extra Sights: Bayokbok Falls, Rock Formations, Tuel River

By now, it should be clear that Baguio is a city of surprises. In addition, this city’s other natural attractions will astonish you. As if the one mentioned above wasn’t enough.

The hot springs of Tuba, Benguet are located 16 kilometers northwest of Baguio. These thermal and healing springs, also known as the Asin Hot Springs, are the ideal location for rest and renewal.

Asin Hot Springs is one of the most underappreciated tourist attractions in the province of Benguet due to its great distance from the city center.

The waters that fill the pools, despite being tiled, are natural and originate in the mountains. Even those claimed to have therapeutic qualities are the springs.

2. Feel the Rush and Thrill at Tree Top Adventure of Camp John Hay

Address: Scout Hill Dr, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Opening Hours: The usual daily schedule is from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The schedule may change depending on the weather. When we last visited (first week of March 2022), the property was CLOSED.
Dress Code: A pair of shorts are allowed but make sure that it will be no shorter than two inches above the knee.

Do you depend on adrenaline? Then your playground is Camp John Hay’s Tree Top Adventure! You’ll experience heart-pounding activities at this adventure park.
The Superman Zipline, Canopy Ride, and Tree Drop are the top attractions (harnessed free fall). Your non-extreme activity-loving buddies can still spend the P100 consumable admission ticket for trekking or to take the cable cars or chairs to a viewpoint. The 100 peso admission price will be subtracted because it is consumable even if each ride or attraction requires an extra purchase.

Here are the rates:

Superman Ride: P300
Silver Surfer Ride: P200
Canopy Ride: P250
Skywalk + Trekking: P150
Tree Drop: P150

There are also combo packages offered. Here are the rates:

Canopy Ride + Silver Surfer: P400
Canopy Ride + Superman Ride: P500
Canopy Ride + Silver Surfer + Superman Ride: P700
All activities: P900

Note: You can customize the package to your liking; the rate will vary depending on your choices.

3. Visit the Historical Bell House

Address: Historical Core, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: P75 (Historical Core Entrance Fee). This fee also allows entrance to the Cemetery of Negativism.

The Bell House, which bears General J Franklin Bell’s name, is situated beside Tree Top Adventure and also within Camp John Hay’s boundary.

The Commanding General of the Philippines’ former official vacation home has been turned into a museum. The well-maintained structure showcases American colonial architecture. There is an amphitheater there that doubles as a garden.

4. Trek the Yellow Trail

Address: Camp John Hay (Scout Hill or Le Monet Hotel), Baguio City
Opening Hours: The trail is open 24/7, but it is advisable to hike during the day.
Entrance Fee: FREE

The Yellow Trail, also called Forest Bathing Trail, meanders about 1.5 kilometers across the pine-covered Camp John Hay.

Le Monet and Tree Top Adventure, the two starting places, are connected by a walking trail. The trek continues past the Tree Top Adventure to Scout Hill, the destination.

Take the steep path that leads from Le Monet Hotel to Scout Hill if you want to test yourself. Take the inverse downhill path, starting at Scout Hill and finishing at Le Monet Hotel, if all you want to do is relax in nature.

You can choose the simpler route and relish every moment spent in the great outdoors.

5. Don’t Bring Negativity at Cemetery of Negativism

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Address: Historical Core, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Entrance Fee: P75. This fee also allows entrance to the Bell House.

The Cemetery of Negativism, also known as the Lost Cemetery, is situated between Bell House and Camp John Hay Picnic Area. It was established in the early 1980s by John Hightower, the base’s commanding general.

However, this cemetery serves as a metaphorical graveyard for negative emotions rather than the conventional location for incinerating human remains. The “eulogies” on the tombstones were humorous and punny, and occasionally they needed a dash of irony to make sense.

One gravestone bears the inscription “Itz Not Possible,” still unborn as of November 11, 1905. Another one has “Know Dam Way” and “Conceived New Years’ Eve 1910” carved on it. did not succeed.

Head over here to frighten the negative vibes away if you’re seeking something special, humorous, and motivating all at once.

6. Bring a Date and Enjoy a Picnic at Camp John Hay

Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Address: Camp John Hay, Baguio City

Visitors are drawn to outdoor activities like enjoying a picnic with friends or family in Baguio because of the city’s mild climate. Bring your own food, and have everything set for a pleasant time of bonding with your loved ones while taking in the natural surroundings.
You can set out a mat in a designated area or locate a picnic table. Rentable picnic tables are scattered across a picnic area at Camp John Hay. If you stay more than three hours, the charge increases to P300 from P200.

7. Visit the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm

Situated about 30 minutes north of Baguio is the most popular Strawberry Farm in the area. It’s often associated with Baguio City but is actually part of La Trinidad.

Address: Barangay Betag, La Trinidad, Benguet
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: FREE. The rate for Strawberry-Picking Group Experience is P600. This rate is good for five (5) people already. If you will buy strawberries, the price is P360/kilo for small strawberries and P400/kilo for large strawberries.

You may get strawberries for between P250 and P300 per kilo here. You must spend an extra P200 if you wish to participate in this location’s major feature, selecting your own strawberries. The time period for strawberry picking is from November through May.

The farm also contains a pasalubong center with a number of gift shops. Strawberry taho and strawberry ice cream should not be missed! The farm sells fresh food and plants in addition to strawberry-related items.

Benguet State University is in charge of and owns the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm.

8. Get Some Insta Worthy Pics at Colors of StoBoSa, La Trinidad

Address: Barangay Balili, La Trinidad, Benguet
Opening Hours: 24/7
Entrance Fee: FREE

Another well-liked tourist destination in La Trinidad is The Colors of StoBoSa. Its official name is StoBoSa Hillside Homes Artwork, and it was created by the DOT-CAR in partnership with the Tam-Awan Village group, which included more than 500 residents and volunteers and produced many design suggestions.

The name “StoBoSa” refers to the enormous painting, which includes the hillside homes of three sitios in Barangay Balili: Stonehill, Botiwtiw, and Sadjap. In 2016, The Colors of StoBoSa was introduced to the general audience.

9. Chinese Experience at Bell Church, La Trinidad

Address: FA 347 Bell Church Road, La Trinidad, Benguet
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Note that it closes at lunchtime between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM. The opening hours might change, so please check the official web
Entrance Fee: FREE

The Bell Church is a temple that was established in 1960 by Chinese immigrants from Canton (Guangzhou), also in Barangay Balili close to StoBoSa on the boundary of Baguio and La Trinidad.

The temple is a popular tourist site because of the peaceful ambiance and the views one may enjoy when wandering around the courtyard. There is a tiny lily pond there as well.

10. Be a kid at Sky Ranch Baguio

Address: Luneta Hill, Upper Session Road 2600 Baguio City, Philippines
Opening Hours:11:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Daily. The opening hours might change, so please check the official web

Sky Ranch is not exclusive to Baguio since comparable theme parks with essentially the same rides and experiences can also be found in Tagaytay and Pampanga. However, if you haven’t visited one yet, you might want to include Sky Ranch Baguio in your schedule.

Here are the prices of tickets to some of the most popular attractions inside:

Baguio Eye: P150
Super Viking: P100
Sky Cruiser: P100
Drop Tower: P100
Double-Decker Carousel: P50

If you plan on trying multiple rides, consider getting a RIDE-ALL-YOU-CAN DAY PASS! It will give you access to the amusement park’s 11 best attractions at a lower rate.

11. Stroll and Feel the cold air at Baguio Night Market

Address: Harrison Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 PM – 2:00 AM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.

Although the idea of night markets in the Philippines may not be as elaborate, it is gradually influencing market consciousness.

A vibrant night market scene is emerging in Baguio, bringing travelers to the Central Business District’s Harrison Road neighborhood. This is ideal for people who want to get good deals or satisfy their bellies without having to dig further into their wallets.

NOTE: Always keep a watch on your stuff when visiting this area to buy or eat.

12. Enjoy the Scenery of Burnham Park

Address: Burnham Park, Jose Abad Santos Drive, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 24/7
Entrance Fee: FREE
Rental Rates: P75/30 mins (Chopper/Big Bike); P50/30 mins (Go Kart); P125/30 mins (Grand Tour); P100/30 mins (Boat, good for 5 pax) + P50 if you want to hire a rower

The most well-known landmark in Baguio is Burnham Park, which is situated in the city’s center. Burnham Lake (or Lagoon) dominates the area, which is also home to other notable locations such as the Rose Garden, a park featuring a skating rink for recreation, the Orchidarium, the Children’s Park, and the Melvin Jones Grandstand.

Numerous enjoyable activities, like renting paddle boats (swan boats), motorcycling, and go-karting, are available at the park. There are several food booths and street food sellers in the neighborhood, so you and your stomach are pretty much covered if you feel hungry while taking part in the events around the park or if you just want to go food-tripping in the area.

13. Have a Baguio Museum Day Date

Address: Dot-PTA Complex, Gov. Pack Rd, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Tuesday – Sunday); CLOSED (Mondays). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: P40 (Regular); P10-20 (Student Discount)

The Baguio Museum is located within a short distance from Burnham Park. The University of Baguio, University of the Cordilleras, Baguio City National High School, and SM Baguio are all close together, making it easy to find.

The museum’s holdings depict the history of the city and the Cordillera region’s culture. All of the collections, which are divided into the Alternative Gallery, Cordillera Gallery, and Baguio Gallery, are located on the four levels.

A training floor and a multipurpose hall are also included in the structure. In order to complete the repair and refurbishment of the museum by 2020, work began in 2017.

14. Say A Prayer at Baguio Cathedral

Address: Our Lady Of Atonement Cathedral, Session Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Tourists are welcome anytime but please be considerate when mass is ongoing. You can check the mass schedule on the official Facebook page.
Entrance Fee: FREE

Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral, often known as Baguio Cathedral, is a hilltop church with views over Session Road and the bustling downtown streets. It was introduced in 1936 and honors the Virgin Mary.

Its architecture is neo-Romanesque and includes stained glass windows, a rose window (facade), and twin belfries/spires. It is situated next to Saint Louis University and is a well-known landmark in Baguio.

Visitors must up a number of steps to reach the courtyard and cathedral from Session Road. As an alternative, you can head to the Porta Vaga Shopping Mall and utilize the escalator that goes up to the courtyard of the church.

15. Experience Bargaining in Ukay-Ukay the Local’s Way wink

Without “SM” — Segunda Mano shops, Baguio wouldn’t be Baguio. These second-hand shops, known as wagwagan locally but as ukay-ukay to tourists, were all over the bustling streets and alleyways of downtown Baguio. The abundance of possibilities for used goods will make it easy for tourists to become lost. Clothing, purses, shoes, belts, scarves, and other items are included.

Since there are so many options, it may be quite difficult to decide. You could find some old and unique goods, though, if you have the perseverance and patience (haha). The most well-known ukay-ukay locations are Bayanihan, Hilltop, and Skyworld (all on Session Road) (near Burnham Park). At the night market, you’ll also discover some, er, nice buys!

Happy shopping for discounts!

16. Experience Session Road Nightlife at its Best

Address: Session Road, Baguio City, Philippines
Nearest landmarks: Burnham Park, Session House, Baguio Cathedral
Entrance Fee: FREE

Session Road, one of the city’s main thoroughfares, is the most well-known avenue in Baguio. During the day, it is bustling with locals and visitors going about their daily lives, but at night, it comes alive with bars and hangout spots pulsating with fantastic music and stimulating discussions.

Session Road is home to a wide variety of foreign eateries and fast-food outlets if you want to have dinner beforehand before getting wasted on music and alcohol with friends and perhaps new acquaintances.

However, it also has a number of locally owned eateries, like Sizzling Plate, Ocha Asian Restaurant, Vizco’s Restaurant, Volante, Oh My Gulay, and Drop Out, among others, if you wish to experience the cuisine.

17. Have a Day off at Baguio Public Market

Address: 38 Raja Soliman Street, Baguio City, Philippines
Opening Hours: 4:00 AM to 7:00 PM (Daily). However, some stalls may close earlier or later, depending on the vendor. It is best to visit the market early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Entrance Fee: FREE

Visit the Baguio Public Market for pasalubong, which has a ton of vendors offering local specialties including fresh Sagada oranges and strawberries, strawberry and ube jam, peanut brittle, fresh veggies, and gifts.

18. Ride horses at Wright Park

Wright Park

Address: Wright Park, Pacdal Circle, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: FREE
Horseback Riding Rate: P200 for 7 rounds

The Wright Park, which bears the name of the late governor general Luke Edward Wright, is yet another huge green space.

Both locals and visitors consider this a top destination for recreation. A green park with rest areas, bicycle pathways, and walking and running trails. The concrete pathway connecting the Wright Park Kiosk and The Mansion front is nearly entirely covered by a lengthy pond or pool. Along with the horse stable, it also features a hill in the forest covered in pine trees.

Wright Park has quite a few horses for you to pick from if you want to go horseback riding in Baguio, and it’s not too far from the city center.

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19. Immense Culture at Tam-awan Village

Address: 366-C Pinsao Proper, Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: P60 (Adults); P40 (Students & Seniors); P30 (4-10 y/o); FREE (3 y/o and below)

Tam-Awan Village, also known as Garden in the Sky, is a short distance from the Igorot Stone Kingdom. The Chanum Foundation ordered it in 1998 to build a model village showing restored traditional Cordillera homes and make them more widely available.

The community showcases the local artists’ work as well as the area’s traditional craftsmanship and elegance. The community presently contains nine traditional buildings, including two Kalinga houses and seven Ifugao huts, which were replaced by three Ifugao huts. The majority of the original materials were used to build these structures again.

You may also make your hotel reservations here if you wish to immerse yourself even deeper.

20. Release the Botany in you at Baguio Botanical Garden

Address: 37, Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: Tourists are P100 for adults and children who are 13 years old and above; P25 for children who are 12 years old and below; and a 20 percent discount for senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
For Baguio City residents, upon presentation of proof of Baguio City residency, the entrance fee is P50 for adults; P25 for children and students who are 13 years old and above; free for children and students who are 12 years old and below; and P25 for senior citizens and PWDs.

One of the many green spaces in the city, the Baguio Botanical Garden (renamed Centennial Park) is located between Wright Park and Teacher’s Camp, along Leonard Wood Road.

This is another popular attraction in the city where visitors can enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of the verdant surroundings. The extensive garden park is just a short drive from Baguio’s Central Business District. It has many walking paths where you can see many photo-worthy spots. It also harbors the Baguio Arts Guild and the Igorot Village.

21. Get a Sight of The Mansion

Address: The Mansion, Baguio-Bua-Itogon Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 24/7 (Mansion Gate). Most of the time, the Mansion is closed to the public, so visitors can only get a glimpse of the actual mansion from the entrance gate.
Entrance Fee: FREE

The Mansion House, often known as The Mansion, has a long concrete path that leads to a pool in Wright Park. It was given a commission in 1908 to act as the US Governor-official General’s home in the Philippines. It underwent reconstruction in 1947 as a result of the Second World War’s significant devastation.

It serves as the President of the Philippines’ official summer residence at the moment. Other significant state events and international meetings take place there as well.

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22. 360 degree view of Baguio at Mines View Park

Address: Mines View Park, Gibraltar Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM. The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: Php 20.00 (Adult); Php 10.00 (Children)

Mines View Park is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist destinations and is frequently congested with throngs of visitors. My neighbors claim that this is more of a tourist trap, but because we’re visitors, we should still check it out to see why it’s so well-liked in the first place.

It has an observation platform with a panoramic view of the mountains beyond and the historic gold and copper mines of Itogon town below. One of the greatest places to see the dawn is also here.
Go there early in the morning to escape the crowds.

Numerous stores, kiosks, and street vendors selling plants, clothing, trinkets, and souvenirs are all over the place. Along Gibraltar Road is where the park’s entrance is situated.

23. What’s in Good Shepherd?

Address: Good Shepherd Convent, 15 Gibraltar Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: FREE

You may get the renowned ube jam not far from Mines View Park. Tourists eagerly queue up at this iconic Baguio pasalubong stop to purchase the store’s renowned ube jam and other top picks.

Its advocacy is what distinguishes and fulfills Good Shepherd purchases. Good Shepherd has established a solid reputation for creating high-quality goods with a purpose. What happens to your money then? Examine the package for the statement “You help send us to college each time you buy our products” (often printed on the lid). The money would go toward funding college tuition for young people in the Cordillera.

Other items include seasonal jams like strawberry and blueberry jam, peanut clusters, cashew brittle, lengua, snowballs, angel cookies, choco flakes, alfajor cookies, banana chips, and sampaloc candies. There is a rigid ordering procedure: write down your orders first, line up, then give the attendant your order and money.

Additionally, don’t forget to sample some of their takeout products, which are essentially meriendas and snacks. Keep in mind that there is a per-person order restriction and that the queues might get excessively lengthy at the busiest times. When all of their items are gone, they close the place early.

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24. Be Adventurous in Sampling local dishes/food

Baguio is proud of its thriving local food culture. Making the most of the abundant supplies, the residents devised a plethora of inventive methods to make cuisines and culinary items that exemplify the Cordillera area and nearby Ilocos region, the impact of which also pervades the city.

Many of these foods may be found at numerous restaurants and cafes across Baguio. Pinikpikan (chicken soup), pinuneg (blood sausage), and kinuday (smoked meat) are among the most well-known, as are dinakdakan (boiled, diced, and grilled pig’s head pieces) and bagnet (deep-fried pork).

If you want to try a variety of dishes at once, go to The Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant, which is located just adjacent to Tam-awan Village. They mostly offer authentic Cordilleran and Ilocano cuisine.

Cafe by the Ruins is a well-known brand in the city’s dining scene if you prefer a more contemporary spin.

Local eateries also give other Pinoy staples a Baguio spin. Strawberry sinigang and strawberry adobo are served at Mines View Park Hotel’s ZENZ Bar and Restaurant.

Food tripping may also be done in the night market, Burnham Park, Ili-Likha, Good Shepherds, and Session Road, to mention a few.

25. Look at Art at Oh My Gulay Artist Cafe

Opening Hours: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Monday, Wednesday – Thursday); 11:30 AM – 7:30 PM (Friday – Sunday); CLOSED (Tuesdays). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Address: Session Road Fifth Floor La Azotea Building 2600 Baguio City, Philippines

Baguio’s pioneering vegetarian restaurant cum art space for emerging talents from the Philippine Cor

The restaurant offers two levels of seating. The upper level is divided into two portions that are linked by a small wooden hanging bridge. The lower-level dining room provides both indoor and terrace seats with a view of the city. The venue, a partnership between Oh My Gulay and Vocas, also includes display areas for local artists. The restaurant delivers economical vegetarian and vegan cuisine, as the name implies.

26. Immerse in art at Ili-Likha Artist’s Wateringhole

Address: Ili-Likha Artists Village, 32 Assumption Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: FREE

The unusual Ili-Likha Artist’s Wateringhole, also known as Ili-Likha Artist Village, is located along Assumption Road. Eric de Guia (Kidlat Tahimik), an artist and filmmaker, converted a barren lot into this charming treehouse-themed food park in 2014.

Through arts and food, the location emphasizes the significance of maintaining environment and culture. It is a work of art in progress with various unique corners and recognizable characteristics such as the mosaic-covered stairway.

The homegrown eateries provide organic, preservative-free meals. Balbacua, Leandro’s Bistro, Yomichee, Ibana, Little Milkyway Vegan Café, Oh My Gulay, Café Cueva, Kape Kullaaw, Waynu, Scout Burrows, and Natengan Ed Ili are among the eateries.

It also has arts and crafts stores and organizes various events and courses. The entire location is photogenic, and guests will appreciate the peaceful and creative environment.

27. Sam’s Agritourism Park: A Hidden Gem in the City of Pines

Address: K.M 5 Asin Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee:
- 100 PHP for Adults
- 80 PHP for older citizens
- 50 PHP for kids (12 y/o and below)
LANDMARK: First Checkpoint. No checking is required as it is still part of Baguio, but for assurances, we suggest non-Baguio residents to still prepare the necessary documents.

The park is home to a variety of plants and animals, including orchids, vegetables, and livestock. Visitors can also enjoy the park’s many amenities, such as a swimming pool, a playground, and a picnic area.

28. Hunt for Baguio’s Delicacies

Baguio City, also known as the City of Pines, is a popular tourist destination in the Philippines. It is known for its cool climate, pine trees, and beautiful scenery. Baguio is also home to a number of delicious products and delicacies.

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29. Enjoy the View at Mount Costa

Address: Lamtang Pico Road, Barangay Puguis 2601 La Trinidad, Philippines
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee:
- Adults – P350.00
- Students – P250.00
- Older Citizens and PWDS – P250.00
- Children ( below 3 years old) – Free
Contact: https://www.facebook.com/mountcosta

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30. Be Amaze at Bahong Sunflower Farm

Address: Brgy. Bahong, La Trinidad, Benguet (30-40 min. Away from Baguio; landmark- Bahong warehouse Pink Building)
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee:
- Adults – Php 150.00
- Older Citizens, Children ages 6-14 y/o and PWDS – Php 130.00
- Children ( below 5 years old) – Free
Contact: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068273378799

Bahong Sunflower Farm is a popular tourist attraction in La Trinidad, Benguet. The farm is home to over 8,000 sunflowers, which are in full bloom from November to February. Visitors can enjoy walking through the fields of sunflowers, taking photos, and learning about the different types of sunflowers. The farm also has a cafe where visitors can buy snacks and drinks.

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31. Fall in love at Mirador Heritage and Eco Park

Address: Mirador Hill, Barangay Dominican Hill-Mirador, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: Php100 (Regular); Php 50 for children, FREE (Below 12 y/o)

The Mirador Heritage and Eco-Spirituality Park, easily a highlight of our most recent trip, is a burgeoning tourist destination with a mix of indigenous and Japan-inspired activities.
Hiking routes crisscross this 5-hectare area, leading to several attractions such as the Rock Gardens, the Pandemic Healing Memorial, the La Storta Garden, the Ifugao Houses, and the Circular Seismic Chamber (closed when we visited). The landmark Mirador Peace Memorial, a red-painted torii gate atop a hill overlooking the city and the surrounding hills, is possibly the most popular. Many tourists come here to take pictures.

Aside from the park, Mirador Hill also harbors the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes, Kapilya ni Hesus at Maria, Café Iñigo, and the Mirador Jesuit Villa Retreat House.

31. Learn More History in Igorot Stone Kingdom

Address: #86 Long-long Benguet Road, Pinsao Proper, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: P100 (Regular); P80 (Senior & PWD with ID); P80 (Kids 4-12 y/o); FREE (3 y/o and below)

The Igorot Stone Kingdom, which opened to the public in the second half of 2021, is Baguio’s newest tourist destination. Certain areas are still under development because they are so new. The park displays the ideals of the Cordillera Region as well as both contemporary and traditional Igorot culture.

A contemporary castle and an antiquated stone wall stand in opposite directions and dominate the about 6,000 square meter territory. The contemporary castle, which is made of hollow blocks and cement, is engraved with paths that are interrupted by statues, picture ops, and viewing decks. It was completed with a food court that mostly served Filipino foods.

The stone wall, on the other hand, is reminiscent of the Igorot people’s rock-laying abilities found in the rice terraces. The Fertility Stone Tower, the Temple of Kabunyan, Bangan’s Dome, the Tower of Gatan, the Face in the Rock, and many more may be seen as you ascend.

Other attractions are the Igorot Gold Mine, the Wishing Well, and the Igorot Golden Bridge. Soon, the park will also have life-size statues of prominent Igorots.

33. Keep it Moving with Baguio Walking Tour

Because of its cool weather, Baguio is one of those places that is ideal for a stroll! And, while you may easily come across beautiful and unusual treasures, you can also learn about history or uncover attractive sites while you stroll about, especially if you’re accompanied by a local guide.

If you want to learn more about the areas you wish to see, you may join one of Baguio’s guided walking tours.

34. Scare Yourself at Diplomat Hotel (Joke!)

Address: Dominican Hill, Diplomat Road, Baguio City. The best way to get there is to take a cab from the city center.
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: P10 (adult), P5 (kids)

The Dominican Hill Retreat House, officially known as the Diplomat Hotel, is a 17-hectare property perched atop the Dominican Hill. It was initially erected in the early part of the twentieth century as a retreat home for Dominican priests and nuns until World War II, when the Japanese took possession and transformed it into a military garrison and war jail.

The Diplomat Hotel reopened and functioned throughout the 1970s and 1980s after extensive renovations and refurbishing. Given its history, particularly the tragedies of WWII, it has garnered popularity for paranormal phenomena, frequently ranking among the Philippines’ most haunted locations.

The municipal government of Baguio has proclaimed the entire hill area a history and historical landmark, and it has been renamed Dominican Heritage Hill and Nature Park. The property is being renovated and developed for tourism, and it is available for photoshoots, filming, wedding receptions, and other events and gatherings.

35. Museum Date at Bencab Museum, Tuba

Address: Kilometer 91, #6 Asin Road, Tadiangan, Tuba, Benguet
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Tuesday – Sunday). Note that last entry is at 5:30 PM. CLOSED on Mondays, Christmas, and New Year’s Day.
Entrance Fee: P150 (General Admission); P120 (Students); P100 (Senior Citizens and PWDs); FREE (Children below 42″ height)

The BenCab Museum in Tuba is only a short drive from Baguio. Benedicto Reyes Cabrera (BenCab), a Philippine National Artist for Visual Arts, developed and manages the private museum.

The museum opened to the public in February 2009 and features works by BenCab as well as other notable artists and young modern artists. It seeks to promote environmental protection and cultural preservation of the Cordilleras legacy, in addition to encouraging the arts. There is a café, an organic farm, and a tiny forest at the museum.

Read More: Museum Date at Bencab Museum, Tuba

36. Head to the Easter Weaving Room

Address: Easter Weaving Room is located at #2 Easter Road, Guisad, Baguio City. It is about a 15-minute drive from Burnham Park.
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (daily). The opening hours might change, so please check the official website or Facebook page before visiting.
Entrance Fee: FREE

Visit the Easter Weaving Room to round up your tour of the city and surrounding areas of Baguio. Easter Weaving Room was founded in 1909, making it as ancient as Baguio.

It is also one of the few locations in Baguio where you can see real, traditional weaving methods used by Cordillera indigenous. A day excursion to Baguio would benefit greatly from it.

You may observe weavers doing their magic on the looms using different colored threads in the Easter Weaving Room’s work area.

You can also see how intricately the gorgeous Montanosa fabric, a vibrant hand-woven textile that is exclusive to the Cordillera Region, is made.

In addition to observing weavers at work, you may wander the Easter Weaving Room and view the exhibits.

Read More: Head to the Easter Weaving Room

TIPS, NOTES, AND REMINDERS

Bring extra clothes so that in every corner, the outfit is different.
Visit on weekdays to avoid the crowd.
Bring water so that you can’t be dehydrated.
Plan ahead and prepare.
Dispose of waste properly so bring a trash bag if possible.
Respect wildlife.
Be considerate of other visitors.

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TOP BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS & ACTIVITIES

1. Take a Dip at the Asin Hot Springs

2. Feel the Rush and Thrill at Tree Top Adventure of Camp John Hay

3. Visit the Historical Bell House

4. Trek the Yellow Trail

5. Don’t Bring Negativity at Cemetery of Negativism

6. Bring a Date and Enjoy a Picnic at Camp John Hay

7. Visit the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm

8. Get Some Insta Worthy Pics at Colors of StoBoSa, La Trinidad

9. Chinese Experience at Bell Church, La Trinidad

10. Be a kid at Sky Ranch Baguio

11. Stroll and Feel the cold air at Baguio Night Market

12. Enjoy the Scenery of Burnham Park

13. Have a Baguio Museum Day Date

14. Say A Prayer at Baguio Cathedral

15. Experience Bargaining in Ukay-Ukay the Local’s Way *wink*

16. Experience Session Road Nightlife at its Best

17. Have a Day off at Baguio Public Market

18. Ride horses at Wright Park

Wright Park

19. Immense Culture at Tam-awan Village

20. Release the Botany in you at Baguio Botanical Garden

21. Get a Sight of The Mansion

22. 360 degree view of Baguio at Mines View Park

23. What’s in Good Shepherd?

24. Be Adventurous in Sampling local dishes/food

25. Look at Art at Oh My Gulay Artist Cafe

26. Immerse in art at Ili-Likha Artist’s Wateringhole

27. Sam’s Agritourism Park: A Hidden Gem in the City of Pines

28. Hunt for Baguio’s Delicacies

29. Enjoy the View at Mount Costa

30. Be Amaze at Bahong Sunflower Farm

31. Fall in love at Mirador Heritage and Eco Park

31. Learn More History in Igorot Stone Kingdom

33. Keep it Moving with Baguio Walking Tour

34. Scare Yourself at Diplomat Hotel (Joke!)

35. Museum Date at Bencab Museum, Tuba

36. Head to the Easter Weaving Room

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