About this tour
Baguio City at 1,500m is the Philippines' escape from the lowland heat — pine trees instead of palms, sweaters instead of board shorts, strawberry jam instead of mango. The city is chaotic but charming, with a thriving arts scene, excellent highland food and a distinctive atmosphere utterly unlike any other Philippine city.
The tour covers: Burnham Park (the city center park, boat rides on the lake, rose garden), Camp John Hay (the former US military recreation base, now a pine forest park with colonial-era architecture and good restaurants), Mines View Park (overlooks the old gold and copper mine of Benguet — backdrop for the iconic "person in full Igorot warrior costume" photos), and the Baguio Market for strawberry jam, ube jam and Baguio vegetables.
Highlights
- ✓1,500m altitude — cool pine forest air (15–20°C)
- ✓Camp John Hay colonial American architecture
- ✓Mines View Park panorama and warrior costume photo
- ✓Baguio Market — strawberries, ube jam, highland produce
- ✓Session Road cafes for Benguet coffee
What's included
- ✓Air-conditioned van
- ✓Driver-guide
- ✓Park entrance fees
Frequently asked questions
How far is Baguio from Manila?
About 250km — 4–5 hours by bus (Victory Liner from Pasay, ₱500 semi-deluxe). Or fly to Loakan Airport if available (check schedules, the runway is short).
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