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The 5 Best Ukay-ukay Shopping Spots In Baguio

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.

Traveling to Baguio Ukay-ukay for the first time? This detailed and curated travel guide will make it easy for you to navigate your way inside, save money, and maximize your time.

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HOW TO GET TO BAGUIO

Direct Flights from Manila, Mactan Cebu International Airport, Davao, Cagayan de Oro, and more are being served to Baguio Loakan Airport (BAG). Flights are operated by Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, and AirAsia.

✓ ENTRY POINT CEBU (MCIA)

By Airplane (Philippine Airlines)

Board a plane going to Laokan Airport from Cebu.

At Laokan Airport, ride a jeep or ride a taxi to get to your destination.

Notes:

Airlines that travel from Manila to Tacloban: (9+ flights per day)

Cebu Pacific
Air Asia
Philippine Airlines

Airlines that travel from Cebu to Tacloban: (3+ flights per day)

Cebu Pacific
CebGo
AirAsia Zest
Philippine Airlines

✓ ENTRY POINT CEBU

By BUS

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The cheapest way to get to Baguio from Cebu is by bus. There are several bus companies that offer direct bus service from Cebu City to Baguio City. The journey takes approximately 12 hours.

✓ ENTRY POINT ORMOC CITY VIA TACLOBAN/MNL

By van and airplane

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From Ormoc, ride a van or bus to Tacloban City. Travel Time is around 3 hours.

At Tacloban City, you need to book a flight going to Manila.

In Manila, ride a bus or van going to Baguio.

HOW TO GET AROUND BAGUIO

Getting around Baguio is relatively easy, and there are several transportation options available for visitors:

✓ BY JEEPNEY

The most popular way is by jeepney. Jeepneys are a type of public transportation that are similar to minibusses. They are a cheap and convenient way to get around the city. Jeepneys run all over Baguio, and they can take you to most of the major tourist attractions.

✓ BY TRICYCLES

Another popular way to get around Baguio is by tricycle. Tricycles are a type of three-wheeled motorcycle that is used for public transportation. They are a bit more expensive than jeepneys, but they are also more convenient. Tricycles can take you to places that jeepneys cannot, such as narrow streets and steep hills.

✓ BY TAXI

If you are looking for a more luxurious way to get around Baguio, you can take a taxi. Taxis are readily available in Baguio, and they are a good option if you are in a hurry. However, taxis can be expensive, so they are not the best option if you are on a budget.

✓ BY WALKING

Finally, you can also get around Baguio by walking. Baguio is a relatively small city, and most of the major tourist attractions are within walking distance of each other. Walking is a great way to get some exercise and to see the city at your own pace.

✓ BY PRIVATE CAR OR VAN

For those who prefer more privacy or have a large group, it’s possible to rent a private car or van with a driver for a day or for the entire stay. This option is more expensive but can be convenient and comfortable for those who want to see the island’s main attractions in one day or those with a lot of luggage.

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The 5 Best Ukay-Ukay Shopping Spots in Baguio

1. Session Road corner F. Calderon St.

One of the most popular ukay-ukay complexes in Baguio is located at the corner of F. Calderon and Session Road. This three-story building has a wide variety of items for sale, from designer goods to stuffed toys. The complex is well-maintained and clean, making it a good option for people who are allergic to dust or have other sensitivities.

However, it is important to note that prices at this complex are not as cheap as you might think. Sellers are aware of the value of branded items, so you can expect to pay a premium for them. For example, a thrifted Marc Jacobs dress could cost anywhere from P600 to P1000.

Despite the higher prices, this complex is still a great place to find unique and affordable clothing and accessories. If you are looking for a specific item, it is a good idea to do your research before you go so that you know what to expect. With a little patience, you can find some great deals on designer items at this complex.

2. East Park Commercial Center and M. Padilla Building (T. Claudio St. corner Harrison Road in front of Jollibee)

This two-floor building is home to a variety of thrift stores and ukay-ukay shops. You can find a wide variety of clothes, shoes, bags, and other accessories here. The prices are very reasonable, and you can often find great deals on designer items.

3. U-Need Grocery (San Perfecto St. cor. Session Road)

This grocery store is located on San Perfecto Street, just off of Session Road. It is home to a small ukay-ukay shop that sells a variety of second-hand clothes. The prices are very affordable, and you can often find great deals on brand-name items.

4. Zandueta St. and Hilltop St.

This area is home to a number of ukay-ukay shops. The prices are very low, and you can often find great deals on clothes, shoes, and other accessories. However, the quality of the items can vary, so it is important to be selective.

5. Bayanihan Center (Shanum St. cor. Otek St.)

This former hotel is now home to a number of thrift stores and ukay-ukay shops. The prices are a bit higher than some of the other places on this list, but the quality of the items is generally better. You can often find designer items here at a fraction of the retail price.

Tips for buying second-hand clothes in Baguio

Here are a few tips for buying second-hand clothes in Baguio:

Be patient. It takes time to find the perfect items. Don’t get discouraged if you don’t find anything you like right away.
Be prepared to bargain. The prices are often negotiable, so don’t be afraid to ask for a lower price.
Inspect the items carefully. Look for any signs of damage before you buy anything.
Wash the items before you wear them. It is always a good idea to wash second-hand clothes before you wear them. This will help to remove any dirt, bacteria, or other contaminants.

With a little patience and effort, you can find some great deals on second-hand clothes in Baguio.