Top places to visit in Baguio

• Burnham Park Baguio

  Nature · 4.5 rating · about 1.5 h · check the fee at the gate

  Sprawling urban park with a man-made lake, boating, cycling, and rose gardens at the heart of the City of Pines.

• Baguio Cathedral

  church · 4.7 rating · about 0.5 h · check the fee at the gate

  Pink Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral — Baguio's beloved pink church perched above Session Road.

• Camp John Hay

  Nature · 4.6 rating · about 2 h · check the fee at the gate

  Former US military rest camp now a heritage forest resort with pine trails, golf, and cold mountain air.

• Strawberry Farm La Trinidad

  Nature · 4.3 rating · about 1 h · entry ₱20 (≈ ₹30)

  Vast highland berry farm in the Strawberry Capital of the Philippines — pick your own at 1400 m elevation.

• BenCab Museum

  Museum · 4.5 rating · about 2 h · entry ₱200 (≈ ₹300)

  National Artist Benedicto Cabrera's hilltop museum with contemporary Philippine art and endangered wildlife sanctuary.

• Wright Park & Pony Rides

  Nature · 4.4 rating · about 1 h · check the fee at the gate

  Tree-lined park famous for pony rides — children trot through pine-scented air with mountain views.

• Tam-Awan Village

  Cultural · 4.3 rating · about 1.5 h · entry ₱70 (≈ ₹110)

  A living cultural village preserving Cordillera Igorot heritage — traditional houses, galleries, and workshops.

• Session Road Baguio

  Cultural · about 1 h · check the fee at the gate

  The vibrant main street of Baguio lined with cafes, boutiques, arts-and-crafts stalls, and mountain ambiance.

• Mines View Park

  Viewpoint · about 1 h · check the fee at the gate

  Baguio's most iconic viewpoint overlooking the old gold-mining town of Itogon and the Cordillera valleys.

• The Mansion Baguio

  Heritage · about 0.8 h · check the fee at the gate

  The official summer residence of the Philippine President — a grand colonial-era structure with manicured grounds.

Things to do

• Mines View Park & Horseback Riding Sightseeing · 1.5 h · from PHP 10 per person
• Baguio City Strawberry Farm Visit Nature · 3 h
• Sagada Day Trip from Baguio Day Trip · 10 h · from PHP 530 per person
• Burnham Park Boat Ride & Morning Walk Leisure · 2 h · from PHP 36 per person
• Cordillera Weaving & Arts Workshop Workshop · 2 h · from PHP 180 per person
• Baguio Night Market Session Market Food Tour · 2 h
• Tam-awan Village Cultural Tour Cultural · 2 h · from PHP 100 per person
• Baguio Bento & Coffee Trail Food Tour · 2.5 h · from PHP 180 per person

Where to stay in Baguio

• Session Road about PHP 2,500 per night

  Main shopping and commercial area

Hotels

• The Manor at Camp John Hay 5-star · PHP 12,000 to PHP 25,000 per night
• Baguio Country Club 4-star · PHP 7,000 to PHP 16,000 per night
• Hotel Elizabeth Baguio 4-star · PHP 4,500 to PHP 9,000 per night
• Burnham Suites Baguio 3-star · PHP 2,800 to PHP 6,000 per night
• Le Monet Hotel PHP 6,000 to PHP 12,000 per night
• The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay 3-star · PHP 5,000 to PHP 9,500 per night

Where to eat

• Camp John Hay Manor Filipino, International · about PHP 900 per person
• Oh My Gulay! Filipino, Vegetarian · about PHP 250 per person
• Vizco's Restaurant & Cake Shop Filipino, Bakery · about PHP 200 per person
• Forest House Restaurant Filipino · about PHP 400 per person
• Café by the Ruins Filipino · about PHP 350 per person
• Strawberry fields Café La Trinidad Filipino · about PHP 150 per person
• Good Taste Cafe & Restaurant chinese, filipino · about PHP 180 per person
• Hill Station asian, continental · about PHP 900 per person

Getting to Baguio

Nearest airport: Baguio (BAG), about 4 km away in a straight line. The road or rail journey is longer.

How visitors arrive in Baguio

• Victory Liner bus from Metro Manila to Baguio By road from Manila · common · unconfirmed

  Victory Liner runs to its Baguio terminal from several Metro Manila terminals including Pasay, Cubao and Caloocan. Source: pamasahe.com

From the bus terminal to the centre

• Taxi from the Victory Liner terminal unconfirmed

  Terminal is on Upper Session Road; taxis go on into the centre or wherever you are staying. Source: pamasahe.com

Getting around

• Jeepney

  Jeepneys serve routes within Baguio and nearby areas, and many of those heading out of the city leave from Burnham Park.

• Taxi

  Taxis are common in Baguio and can be found through your accommodation or the tourist counter at the Victory Liner terminal; they are harder to find on the outskirts.

  Get Grab (Philippines)

• Walking

Safety and scams to avoid

• Money exchange short-change

  Major tourist zones

  Cashier counts notes quickly, palms one, then re-counts and accuses you of being short.

  How to avoid it: Use credit card. Count change yourself before stepping away.

Best time to visit Baguio

• Jan 23°C
• Feb 24°C
• Mar 25°C
• Apr 26°C
• May 25°C
• Jun 24°C
• Jul 23°C
• Aug 22°C
• Sep 23°C
• Oct 24°C
• Nov 24°C
• Dec 24°C

More in Philippines

• Manila
• Boracay
• Siargao Island
• Cebu
• Coron
• El Nido

Frequently asked questions about Baguio

How many days do you need in Baguio?

A typical trip to Baguio is 3-4 days.

What are the top-rated places to visit in Baguio?

The highest-rated places in our Baguio guide are Baguio Cathedral, Camp John Hay, Burnham Park Baguio, BenCab Museum, Wright Park & Pony Rides.

Where should I stay in Baguio?

Our guide covers these areas to stay in Baguio: Session Road.

How do I get around Baguio?

Ways to get around Baguio covered in our guide: Jeepney, Taxi, Walking.

What scams should I watch out for in Baguio?

Scams reported to us for Baguio include Money exchange short-change. Each is explained in the guide, with how to avoid it.

What is the weather like in Baguio?

Average daytime highs in Baguio run from 22°C in Aug to 26°C in Apr.