Baguio City is around four to six hours away from Metro Manila. You may pass through the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX), and the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEX) to get there by private transport. One may also take public transportation through the different bus lines from Metro Manila.
You may also travel to the City of Baguio by air via Cebu
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Burnham Park
This urban park is the very heart of the City of Baguio. It was named after the American Architect Daniel Burnham who laid plans for the city. Burnham Park is open for the enjoyment of visitors and residents, who would like to experience boating, biking, skating, and other fun activities.
BenCab Museum
The BenCab Museum is home to the permanent collection of Philippine National Artist Benedicto Cabrera (BenCab) and is a venue for art events and exhibitions.
Forest Bathing
In Baguio City’s famous Camp John Hay, tourists can unwind by going on a tour of forest bathing and wellness. Tourists can enjoy the best of what nature has to offer by walking along a winding pine-tree path and spending a quiet afternoon at the spa.
Easter Weaving Room
At the Easter Weaving Room in Baguio City, you can watch the weavers at work and see how the natives of the Cordillera Region make their traditional cloth.
Strawberry Taho
Many tourist spots in Baguio City are frequented by vendors offering this unique taho (bean curd) variation, which comes with rich strawberry syrup and whole strawberries.
Hatch Coffee
Hatch Coffee is a neighborhood coffee shop that has always believed in supporting local. Cap the day off with a cup of blend of locally grown coffee for our espresso-based beverages. Served with warm to complement Baguio’s cool temperature.
Wood Carvings
Baguio’s public market and roadside stalls offer many choices of hand-carved wood items to fit your fancy and your luggage space, such as the infamous ‘barrel man’, or statues of warriors and animals such as eagles that can serve as a conversation piece in your home.
Jams
The ube (purple yam) jam tops the list of pasalubong (souvenirs) from the City of Pines that you can bring home to family and friends.
