Baguio
City is famous as Philippine’s Summer Capital, and the freezing temperature is
one of the reasons why people really wanted to visit the famous city of
Cordillera. While you’re in the said city, there are many nice places to visit
and things to do while enjoying the place. The following are the well visited
and explored so check this out.
If
you love biking and boating Burnham Park could deal you that. There are boats
with different designs that you can rent. You can pick the swan-designed boats
if you have children coming along during your visit. You can rent a boat for
120 pesos and a bike for 50 pesos.
Philippine
Military Academy
Philippine
Military Academy is located in Fort del Pilar on Loakan road. This is open to
visitor who wants a historical view of Philippine Military. Inside views,
welcome visitors the military drill area and training ground, the military
school and the different military equipment.
Botanical Garden
Different
botanical plants and a part of Cordillera’s culture are the features inside the
Botanical Garden of Baguio City. No Entrance Fee needed, but, notice the
Igorots just at the entrance part of the garden come nearer to the tourist and
approach to take pictures with them for an exchange of any amount as a tip.
Sounds different right? But it would be a big help for them, so why not give
them back some tip? It’s always right and better to give than to receive.
Inside
the garden you can also rent an Irogot Costume and head dress that is only at 20
pesos. Try to wear it and feels like you’re really a native of Cordillera.
Visit the Strawberry Farm in La Trinidad
Located
in La Trinidad Benguet, just an hour ride from Baguio City, there is this
Strawberry Farm that is the highlight when you hear about Baguio City. You can
do strawberry picking at the farm at 400 pesos per basket. At the entrance
area, there are souvenir shops that you could buy T-shirts printed with Baguio
City or City of Pines, key chains, “pasalubongs” like strawberry jam, ube jam
and lengua de gato.
Try Session Road's Street Foods
Baguio
City is commonly visited because of its cold temperature and because of this
many students came from other country came to study. When you’re walking along
session road, you can notice many Koreans who are like Filipinos already. For
such, there are many stall of Korean street foods you should never miss out
along session road. Try Kim pop, dumplings, kimchi, kimari and cactuge.
Experience the Night Market
Crowded
Harison Road gives you some enthusiasm to buy clothes and shoes at very
affordable prices during Night Market. Trend setter and outfit viewer enjoyed
the Night Market in the stretch of Harison Road that is closed from all
vehicles from 9pm until 2am. Assorted street foods are also many during night
market. As long as there’s no rain the Night Market is always welcome every
night.
Visit The Mansion
Just
in front of Wright Park is where the location of “The Mansion” in the eastern
part of the city along C.P. Romulo Drive.
The two story building is the official summer residence of the president
of the Philippines wherein inside there is a small museum which you could find
the memorabilia of Philippines’ former presidents.
Buy Pasalubong at Good Shepherd Convent
Walking
distance from Mines View Park you could find Good Shepherd Convent. The place
is famous because of its different pasalubong products that are sold at
affordable prices. Before heading home you can have a short visit and buy their
popular product like ube jam that cost 210 pesos for 12 ounce and 350 pesos for
24 ounce.
Enjoy the Cool Scenery of Camp John Hay
Embrace
the calm beauty of Camp John Hay while in Baguio City that is located on the
south eastern side of the city. Its Main Gate is now located on Loakan Road.
The place is the former rest & recreation facility for American soldiers in
Asia. There are hotels, golf course, boutiques and restaurants around the place
so you can fully enjoy the stay at the Camp while experiencing its cool
ambiance.
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