Baguio Travel Guide

 JaneCajuguiran Says:  Only about 20 minutes away from the city, the Balatoc Mines at Itogon offers a unique adventure tour - assimilating the job of a miner in the mine! When we got there we had to don a miner's hat and boots, ride the train, go into the cave and even hear a blasting inside the... 

 JaneCajuguiran Says:  Camp John Hay is such a delight to go to. We have never grown tired of visiting it because of the many things we enjoy doing there. One of these things is having breakfast at the picnic area near the figaro shop. I usually get to bring food we have prepared in the house we... 

 glennhb Says:  traveling to baguio is definitly an experience...and the reason why i am here is to ask for your help to market our product which is the voyage plus card... it is a membership card where members can reserve and buy tickets, get free 50 peso load, 10,000 pesos insurance good... 

 thescene Says:  Session Road is the main street in Baguio City. Here you can find a number of notable shops and restaurants. This inclined street is very busy and during the summer the traffic is quite heavy and it's quite hard to see a parking place. 

 thescene Says:  Mines View Park is a popular place where you can see a great view of the mountains. There is also a lot of shops that sells handicrafts, T-shirts and local foodstuffs which you can take home. It's advisable that you come as early as possible as thei place is normally full of... 

 thescene Says:  Camp John Hay is a leisure facility that was established as a rest and relaxation facility for American servicemen and their dependents. When the lease on the various American bases in the Philippines was not renewed CJH was turned over to the Philippine government who chose... 

 bike_packer Says:  The restaurants/coffee shops at the back side of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor of SM Baguio have a great view of Baguio city center. There's a wide semi-covered balcony on each floor beside the restaurants where outdoor tables are set gives diners an amazing overlooking view of... 

 hans51 Says:  I know Bruno's Cafe since about 2001 and have been there for 100+ times to enjoy his fine and fresh deli food. A wide variety of desserts, fresh Baguio salads with house made dressing, gourmet snacks and fine dinner or daily specials year round make it a gourmet pleasure to... 

 jvsabas Says:  The food was pretty good. Baked goods are tasty, but definitely Filipino: very thin crusts, soft and airy breads. If you're looking for thick, crusty, hearty, chewy baguettes, batards, etc. you'll never find it in the Philippines.The Filipino decor is nice. Semi open with... 

 thescene Says:  Since all air links to Baguio has been terminated the only way you can get to the summer capital is via land using a car or a bus. From Manila you can try taking a bus from stations in Cubao or Pasay with journey time totaling around 6 hours depending on stops. If you are... 

 thescene Says:  The Good Shepherd shop is a must visit place in Baguio. Run by the Good Shepherd sisters it is a good place to buy food stuffs such as Peanut Brittle, Strawberry Jam and Angel Cookies. Peanut BrittleStrawberry Jam 

 joiwatani Says:  Of course, it is very nice to take pictures with animals in any park; i.e. the camels in Egypt, the elephants, the tigers, etc. However, there are always danger involved even with a friendly and loving horse!At Mines View Park, there is a horse before the entrance to the... 

 myspices Says:  One of the things you should do is to have your portrait drawn by the artists at Tam Awan Village. These artists (3 of them), all of whom are lovers of art and natures, just hang out at Tam Awan and are friendly people. We had a great chat with them. All 3 of them will do a...