Discover the Charm of Baguio, the Philippine Summer Capital

Basking in the cool atmosphere and breathtaking scenery of the mountains, Baguio City enthralls tourists. With a wide range of activities to suit different interests, it is no wonder that the Philippines is known as the Summer Capital.

Mines View Park:

Overlooking an abandoned mining area, Mines View Park offers panoramic vistas of the Cordillera mountains. Visitors can enjoy the scenic landscape and shop for local crafts.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

The Mansion House:

The official summer residence of the Philippine President, The Mansion House is an architectural gem surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens. While entry to the mansion is restricted, the gardens are open for public enjoyment.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

Wright Park:

Famous for its Pool of Pines, Wright Park features a picturesque walking area adorned with towering pine trees. Visitors can also experience horseback riding along the tree-lined paths.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

Botanical Garden:

Nature enthusiasts will find delight in Baguio's Botanical Garden, home to a diverse collection of indigenous plants. The garden provides a serene escape and showcases the region's floral diversity.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

Lourdes Grotto:

A pilgrimage site and a haven for spiritual reflection, Lourdes Grotto features a steep stairway leading to a replica of the Lourdes Grotto in France. The climb is rewarded with a breathtaking view of the city.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

Diplomat Hotel:

Once a rest house turned into a haunted ruin, the Diplomat Hotel stands as a testament to Baguio's history. The eerie ambiance attracts both history enthusiasts and thrill-seekers.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

Heritage Site:

Baguio's heritage sites, including the Baguio Cathedral and the City Hall, showcase the city's rich history and architectural charm. Stroll through these iconic landmarks to absorb the cultural essence.

Photo: Screenshot from The Baguio Channel YouTube Video

Photo: Screenshot from The Baguio Channel YouTube Video

Camp John Hay:

Originally a rest and recreation facility for the United States Armed Forces, Camp John Hay is now a resort complex. Visitors can explore the historical Bell House, Butterfly Sanctuary, and scenic gardens.

Photo: Screenshot from LPA TV YouTube Video

Chinese Temple:

The Baguio Chinese Temple, also known as Bell Church, is a captivating blend of Chinese and Filipino architecture. It features intricate designs, vibrant colors, and serene courtyards.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

Colorful Houses:

Baguio's streets are adorned with vibrant and artistic houses that add to the city's unique character. Walking through neighborhoods like Session Road reveals an array of colorful and charming residences.

Photo: Ulysses Nemeno

To sum up, a trip to Baguio City offers a lovely fusion of historical intrigue, cultural diversity, and natural beauty. As the Philippines' summer capital, Baguio provides an amazing experience whether you're touring beautiful parks, interesting historical sites, or energetic districts.

Travel Guide to Baguio City:

From Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange or PITX

• Look for the Solid North Transit Booking Counter located on the Ground Floor (from the entrance, turn left, a few steps away)
• Decide which type of bus you would like to ride: Luxury Class or Deluxe
• Ticket prices may vary, but ranges from Php 499 to Php 950
• Make sure to bring IDs for students, PWDs, and Senior Citizens as these would significantly lower the ticket costs.

Arrival in Baguio City:

Tourist Frontliners Assistance Agents are commonly seen at SM City Baguio for travelers visiting Baguio City. These representatives approach you, offering advice and showcasing different tour packages. It is important to note that although the majority of these agents are trustworthy, our platform does not have a direct relationship with them and so cannot be held accountable for any problems that might occur while you are visiting Baguio.

For personalized assistance and recommendations, you can contact Lenon at 09070184010. Lenon proved to be exceptionally hospitable, helpful, and supportive during our visit to Baguio. Based on our firsthand experience, he can be relied upon to offer the best prices for your travel needs.

He will bring you to the following attractions in Baguio City:

1. Mines View Park
2. The Mansion House
3. Wright Park (Horseback Riding)
4. Botanical Garden
5. Lourdes Grotto
6. The Old Diplomat Hotel
7. Heritage Sites (Baguio Cathedral & Baguio City Hall)
8. Camp John Hay
9. Chinese Temple (Bell Church)
10. Colorful House

We were given the tour package at a special pricing of Php 3,800, even though it is normally priced between Php 4000 and Php 4,500.

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