Baguio City

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THE CITY

Baguio is a highland city elevated at around 1,600 meters above sea level, situated in the Cordillera Mountains in the Philippines. At this high altitude, Baguio City is generally colder by 8˚C than any other cities in the country. Colder days can go down as low as 7˚C while summer days can go up as high as 30˚C. Baguio is also called the “City of Pines” because pine trees are abundant here. Baguio City is 4 hours away from Kabayan, Benguet (Ranger Station, Mt. Pulag), 6 hours away from Sagada, 4 hours away from Tarlac City and 2-3 hours away from Dagupan City.

HOW TO GO TO BAGUIO

Going to Baguio City and its different tourist attractions is easy. Here are some of Travex Travels posts that may help you in getting the right directions to your destinations:

How to Go to Baguio City from Manila

How to Go to Leonard Wood in Baguio (Haunted White House/Botanical Garden)

How to Go to Baguio Cathedral/Session Rd/Mines View Park/Wright Park/The Mansion

How to Go to Lourdes Grotto/Diplomat Hotel Ruins

How to Go to Camp John Hay/PMA

BAGUIO CITY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Baguio City is home to different tourist attractions. Some of these are:

BAGUIO CATHEDRAL	BAGUIO HAUNTED HOUSE
BURNHAM PARK	DIPLOMAT HOTEL RUINS
CAMP JOHN HAY	THE MANSION

Others include:

Botanical Garden	Session Road (business district)
Lourdes Grotto	Mines View Park
Bencab Museum (Graffiti Only)	Tam-Awan Village
World’s Largest 10 Commandments Tablet	Philippine Military Academy

FUN FOOD TRIP

If you want to have some food trip in the city, you may want to try these too:

KUBONG SAWALI	GOOD TASTE
ZIO'S PIZZERIA BAGUIO	OH MY GULAY
CHOCO-LATE DE BATIROL	50s DINER

Others include:

Hodori	Central Park
Ketchup Community	Mr. Ramyun
Café by the Ruins	Pizza Volante

HOTELS

I find Azalea Residences Baguio a good place to stay in Baguio. There are still more than 50+ hotels in Baguio aside from Azalea that you can choose from travel agencies or search engines.

FESTIVAL

Baguio annually hosts the Panagbenga Festival or Baguio Flower Festival.

PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL 2012

SESSION IN BLOOM 2012

HOW TO GO TO OTHER TOURIST SPOTS OUTSIDE BAGUIO

If you plan to travel to tourist spots outside Baguio, these posts may be helpful to you:

How to Go to Ambuklao Water Reservoir from Baguio

How to Go to Patar Beach (Bolinao) from Baguio

How to Go to Tambobong Beach (Dasol) from Baguio

How to Go to Our Lady of Manaoag Shrine from Baguio

How to Go to Hundred Islands from Baguio

How to Go to Clark from Baguio

How to Go to Subic Attractions from Baguio

How to Go to NAIA Terminal 3 from Baguio

How to Go to Sagada from Baguio

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