BAGUIO TRAVEL GUIDE (ITINERARY + BUDGET) (2024)

Detailed Baguio travel guide with DIY Baguio itinerary with budget including places to see in Baguio. 

Baguio, the summer capital of the Philippines, has a timeless appeal. This bustling city on the foot of the Cordillera is geographically part of Benguet province, but now operates separately since its conversion to a chartered city. Baguio is largely known as a Tourist Town, attracting hordes of tourists due to its cool weather, pine trees,  artsy-man-made attractions, museums, street arts, and neighboring flower farms and misty mountains. Baguio is also a popular University Town due to the presence of major universities and community colleges in the city. Even Koreans flock to Baguio  to study because of its good reputation as the education capital of Northern Philippines, and cool climate. Koreans even participate in the annual Panagbenga Festival, the largest flower festival in the Philippines.

ABOUT BAGUIO

Baguio City that we see today was actually established by the Americans as a hill station, largely evident are some tourist spots here with American names like Camp John Hay and Burnham Park.   But long before the arrival of the invaders, Baguio City was already inhabited by the Kankana-ey and Ibaloi indigenous peoples of the Cordillera Region, an area known as Kafagway back then.

Today, Baguio where the old and new cultures thrive harmoniously.  Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a repeat visitor, Baguio has something to offer for you. If you plan on traveling to Baguio soon, here’s a comprehensive Baguio Travel Guide with sample Baguio Itinerary for 4 days 3 nights and 3 days 2 nights for you.

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT BAGUIO

Baguio is a year-round destination. But if you want to visit during the coldest months, try December to January. February is peak season for Baguio due to the month-long celebration of its flower festival – Panagbenga Festival. It is also a good month to visit due to the activities during this season, but hotels are usually priced higher during February.

BAGUIO TRIP ESSENTIALS

• Breathe Baguio Tour (Join Tour): RESERVE HERE

• Baguio Historical Tour: RESERVE HERE

• Baguio Cultural Tour with Easter Weaving: BOOK HERE

• Baguio Instagram Walking Tour: RESERVE HERE

• Northern Blossoms Flower Farm Tour: BOOK HERE

Here’s a sample Baguio Itinerary for 2 days. I included the entrance fees on the expenses. I will write a more detailed Baguio Itinerary blog soon.

BAGUIO DRONE

Be careful when flying your drone in Baguio as it is strictly prohibited in some areas, permission might be required from CEPMO. Avoid flying near Loakan Airport, PMA and other military areas, the central business district (avoid residentials buildings), avoid flying in Camp John Hay, the Mansion, and Wright Park.

BAGUIO SAFETY

Baguio is generally tourist friendly and safe even for solo travelers. I have traveled here lone many times in the past, and I’ve always felt safe even when riding taxis alone. Taxi drivers will really give you the exact change, they’re honest, unlike many taxi drivers in Manila.  But as in any other areas, be vigilant in dark places and crowded streets. There are cases of pickpocketing and robberies in Baguio already.

Baguio is a smoke-free city and is pretty strict in prohibiting smoking and vaping in all public places, including parks and other outdoor areas. Smoking is only allowed in establishments with permits to operate smoking area.

WHERE TO STAY IN BAGUIO

Baguio is oozing with accomodations for all types of budget, so you won’t really run out of places to stay, even during the Panagbenga Festival season. I recommend staying near Burnham Park or Session Road as it is near many establishments.

However, most of the newer hotels in Baguio are located outside the downtown area. And they’re usually your best option for mid-range hotels. Anyway, you can easily reach downtown Baguio via taxi or Grab. Expect to pay roughly ₱65 ($1.15) for a taxi to the city center.

Here are some of the top-rated hotels in Baguio.

• Sotogrande Hotel Baguio
• Location: Baguio City Proper
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

Stayed in Sotogrande Hotel last time. This is a new hotel. Room has enough space to move around. Their breakfast buffet is pretty generous. They have an in-house restaurant, and I like their crispy pata, pizza and pasta. For dessert, try their sansrival cake. 

• The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay
• Location: Camp John Hay
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

Stayed here before and I really like the cozy lobby of this hotel as well as the restaurant. Rooms are spacious too. Food at the restaurant is just okay.

• G1 Lodge Design Hotel
• Location: Baguio City Proper
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

• Paladin Hotel
• Location: Baguio City Proper (near Burnham Park)
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

• The Orchard Hotel Baguio
• Location: Baguio City Proper
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

 HOW TO GET TO BAGUIO

1.From Manila, take a bus bound for Baguio. Victory Liner has buses to Baguio from Cubao and Pasay. Alternatively, you may also take Genesis Bus or Joy Bus to Baguio. Regular Aircon Express bus fare from Baguio to Cubao is roughly ₱626 ($11.14), while from Pasay to Baguio bus fare is around ₱640 ($11.39). See Victory Liner Bus fare below.

• MANILA TO BAGUIO BUS (PITX & Cubao): BOOK HERE

• MANILA TO BAGUIO BUS (Pasay, Cubao, PITX): RESERVE HERE

VICTORY LINER BUS FARE  (Cubao to Baguio)

*If you are traveling on a Friday night or over the weekend via Victory Liner, make sure you buy your ticket in advance as the line can get pretty long.  It took us 2.5 hours as chance passenger to ride the bus to Baguio. Otherwise, go to the other bus companies like Genesis and Joy Bus, they also have terminals in Cubao and Pasay.

If you are traveling in group, you may want to consider renting a van to Baguio from Manila, Tagaytay, La Union, Baguio, and more.

• PRIVATE VAN TRANSFER (MANILA TO BAGUIO): BOOK HERE

GETTING AROUND BAGUIO

BAGUIO BY TOUR PACKAGE

If you want a hassle-free tour of Baguio, there are several  DOT-accredited tour operators in Baguio. It is best to book a tour with them. If your time is limited,  you can also book a day tour from Manila to Baguio. SEE THE TOURS ABOVE THIS BLOG UNDER BAGUIO TRIP ESSENTIALS.

BAGUIO BY TAXI

Touring by taxi in Baguio is also a good option,  that’s because taxi drivers in Baguio are generally honest, they would use the meter and give you the exact exchange.  The current flag down rate is roughly ₱40 ($0.72) for the first 500 meters, with ₱2 ($0.040) per 100 meter increments thereafter.  Baguio taxi tour rate depends on how many hours you plan to tour Baguio.  Usual rate per day now for hiring a taxi in Baguio for 1 day is ₱3,500 ($62.94) to ₱4,000 ($71.93)  that’s good for 3-4 people and tour is from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

BAGUIO BY JEEPNEY

It is possible to get around in Baguio by jeepney. The starting rate for the classic jeepney is ₱13 ($0.23).  This is good if you want to do a DIY Baguio Travel, but make sure you know the Baguio jeepney routes (which is quite confusing) to avoid getting lost.  There’s also the airconditioned jeep now in Baguio but I haven’t tries riding it yet.

You can also hire a jeepney in Baguio to see some of the new Baguio tourist spots, as well as the classic destinations if you are a large group, say group of 10 or more. There’s a jeepney terminal just outside Victory Liner, you may ask the drivers for per day rate.

TOP TOURIST SPOTS IN BAGUIO

Here’s a list of some of the popular tourist spots in Baguio, perfect for first timers in the city.  I also wrote a comprehensive list of Baguio Tourist Spots in another blogpost (see link below)

ALSO READ: 42 BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS + ITINERARY

1. IGOROT STONE KINGDOM

• Entrance Fee: (Adult) ₱100 -$1.79, (Senior/PWD with ID) ₱80 – $1.43, (Kids 4-12 y) ₱80 – $1.43
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Address: Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio City
• How to get to Igorot Stone Kingdom: Make your way to Otek Street. Take the jeepney with “Long-Long” or “Tam-awan” signage. Tell the driver to drop you off at Igorot Stone Kingdom. Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23). Alternatively, you can take a taxi or grab to Igorot Stone Kingdom, fare is roughly ₱100 ($1.78) from downtown Baguio.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Tam-awan Village

IMPORTANT:

• Only pets with diapers are allowed to enter the park.
• Smoking/vaping inside the park is strictly prohibited

2. TAM-AWAN VILLAGE

• Entrance Fee: (Adult) ₱60 -$1.08, (Senior/Student) ₱40 – $0.72, (Kids under 10 y.o) ₱30 – $0.54, (Kids under 3 y.o) FREE
• Picnic Fee: ₱200 – $3.59 for group of 10 persons (entrance fee excluded)
• Bonfire (6:00 PM – 11:00 PM) : ₱120 – $2.15 (entrance fee excluded)
• Use of Hut without beddings: ₱500 – $8.97 hut per day (entrance fee excluded)
• Function Fee: ₱8,000 -$143.47 per day (maximum of 40 persons)
• Open Hours: Daily 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• How to get to Tam-awan Village: Make your way to Kayang Street. Take the jeepney with “Long-Long” or “Tam-awan” signage. Tell the driver to drop you off at Tam-awan Village. Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Igorot Stone Kingdom

3.MIRADOR HERITAGE AND ECO-SPIRITUALITY PARK

• Entrance Fee: ₱100 ($1.79), Kids 12 years old – FREE, Senior/PWD discounted
• Parking fee: ₱25 ($0.45)
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Mirador Heritage Park)
• Address:15 Street, Theresa Extension, Baguio
• How to get to Mirador Heritage Park: Take the jeepney en route to Dominican Hill. Tell the driver you are going to Mirador Heritage Park. Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23). Alternatively, you may also take a taxi to Mirador Heritage Park, fare is about ₱70 ($1.26) – ₱100 ($1.79).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Lourdes Grotto, Diplomat Hotel

4. HERITAGE HILL AND NATURE PARK GARDEN (DIPLOMAT HOTEL)

• Entrance Fee: Adult -₱10 ($0.18), Child – ₱5 ($0.090)
• Parking Fee:

• Address: Dominican Hill, Diplomat Road Baguio
• How to get to Diplomat Hotel: Make your way to the jeepney terminal of jeepneys bound for Dominican Hill.  Ask the driver if it will pass by Diplomat Hotel, ride the jeepney, and tell the driver to drop you off at the path going to Diplomat Hotel. Fare starts at ₱13 ($0.23).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Attraction: Mirador Heritage Park, Lourdes Grotto

 5. BENCAB MUSEUM – BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS

• Entrance Fee (Museum): (Regular) ₱200 – $3.59, (PWD/Seniors) ₱150 – $2.69, (Student) ₱120 -$2.15, Child no taller than 42” is FREE
• Eco-Trail Tour: (Regular) ₱200 – $3.59, (PWD/Seniors) ₱150 – $2.69, (Student) ₱120 -$2.15, ₱150 – $2.69 Guide fee per group
• Open Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:30 PM), closed on Mondays, Christmas Day and New Year
• How to get to BenCab Museum: Head to the jeepney terminal in Kayang Street  near Baguio City Hall. Ride the jeepney bound for Asin Road. Fare is ₱13 ($0.26). Tell the driver to drop you off at BenCab Museum.

IMPORTANT:

• Photography for personal use is permitted.
• Video recording, flash photography, drones, tripods and selfie-sticks are not allowed anywhere in the property.
• Selfie sticks are allowed only in the Farm and Gardens

6. IFUGAO WOOD CARVER’S VILLAGE

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Location: Asin Road, Baguio, Benguet

7. BELL CHURCH

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM
• How to get there: Ride the jeepney bound for La Trinidad at the jeepney terminal.  Get off at the jumping off point to the Bell Church, near the border of Baguio City and La Trinidad. It’s near the Valley of Colors (Stabosa Colorful Houses). Fare is roughly ₱20 ($0.36). Walk for a few minutes to Bell Church.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Stobosa Colorful Houses

8. STOBOSA COLORFUL HOUSES (Colors of Stobosa)

• Entrance Fee: Donation
• How to get there: Ride the jeepney bound for La Trinidad at the jeepney terminal.  Get off at the jumping off point to the Bell Church, near the border of Baguio City and La Trinidad. It’s near the Valley of Colors (Stabosa Colorful Houses). Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23). Walk for a few minutes to Bell Church.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Bell Church

9. LA TRINIDAD STRAWBERRY FARM

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Strawberry Picking: ₱500 ($8.99) per kilo
• How to get to La Trinidad Strawberry Farm: Make your way to Shuntag Road in front of Baguio City Hall. Ride the jeepney en route to La Trinidad and tell the driver to drop you off at La Trinidad Strawberry Farm. Fare is ₱30 ($0.54) per person. Alternatively, you may take a cab from Baguio City to La Trinidad Strawberry Farm for roughly ₱160 ($2.88) – ₱200 ($3.60), good for 3-4 persons.

• Baguio Strawberry Tour: BOOK HERE

10. BAGUIO STREET ARTS (BAGUIO MURALS)

Check out Baguio’s dramatic street arts showcasing the people and culture of the Cordillera region. The popular ones are part of Project Hila-Bana Mural, mostly created by Venazir Martinez, a young Filipina visual artist. You can find one of the Project Hila-Bana Mural at PNR Compound where jeepneys are parked. It’s just across the Victory Bus Terminal in Baguio. You can head to the façade of Tam-awan Village, Magsaysay Avenue, and inside  UP Baguio for other street murals.

BAGUIO INSTAGRAM WALKING TOUR: RESERVE HERE

11. BURNHAM PARK – BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Boat: ₱100 ($2) per 30 minutes (good for 5 persons) + ₱50 ($1) if with rower
• Go Kart: ₱50 ($1) per 30 minutes
• Chopper: ₱75 ($1.50) per 35 minute
• Open Hours: 24/7
• Location: Jose Abad Santos Drive, Baguio City
• How to get to Burnham Park: Ride a jeepney with Baguio City – Camp 6 signage. Fare is about ₱10 ($0.20).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Session Road, Oh My Gulay, Baguio Cathedral, Ukay-Ukay

• BURNHAM PARK GUIDED TOUR: BOOK HERE

12. ILILIKHA ARTIST VILLAGE

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Open Hours: Daily 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Address: #32 Assumption Road, Brgy. Kabayanihan, Baguio City
• How to get to Ililikha Artists Village: Make your way to Session Road. It’s about a 5 minute walk from there. Make a turn to Assumption Road.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Baguio Cathedral, Burnham Park

13. OH MY GULAY

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Open Hours:
• Monday –  11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Tuesday – Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• Friday-  11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Sunday – 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• Food Prices: Starts at ₱130 ($2.56)
• Location: 108 La Azotea Building Session Road, Baguio
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Session Road, Burnham Park, Baguio Cathedral
• Entrance Fee:
• Adults – ₱100 ($1.79)
• College –₱70 ($1.26)
• Highschool – ₱60 ($1.08)
• Elementary – ₱40 ($0.72)
• Seniors & PWD – ₱50 ($0.90)

14.BAGUIO MUSEUM

• Entrance Fee:
• Adults – ₱100 ($1.79)
• College –₱70 ($1.26)
• Highschool – ₱60 ($1.08)
• Elementary – ₱40 ($0.72)
• Seniors & PWD – ₱50 ($0.90)
• Open Hours: Tuesday to Sunday – 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

15. SKY RANCH BAGUIO

Located just beside SM Baguio is Sky Ranch Baguio, an amusement park that offers carnival games and thrilling rides such as Super Vikings, Sky Cruiser, Red Barron, Flying Bus, etc. You can book tickets in advance below to skip the lines.

• SKYRANCH BAGUIO: DISCOUNTED TICKETS HERE

16. SM BAGUIO (FOR SUNSET VIEWING)

SM Baguio boast of a Sky Terrace that offers one of the best sunset views in Baguio.  SM Baguio is also the first SM Supermall that doesn’t use an air-conditioning system upon its completion.

17. BELL HOUSE

• Entrance Fee (Bell House + Cemetery of Negativism): (part of the Camp John Hay Historical Core)
• Adult: ₱85 ($1.53)
• Blistt Resident (with ID): ₱55 ($0.99)
• Student/Senior/PWD: ₱40 ($0.72)
• Children below 4 Feet: FREE
• Address: Camp John Hay, Baguio City
• How to get to Bell House: This is within Camp John Hay and walking distance to the Cemetery of Negativism. Ride the jeep bound for Scout Barrio, Loakan, or Kias-PMA, fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).  Their jeepney terminal is situated at the east side of Burnham Park across Tiong-San Department Store, Harrison Road. Best to ride a taxi though, as it is more convenient. I paid less than ₱100 ($1.80) to get there by cab.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Bell Amphitheater, Cemetery of Negativism, Camp John Hay, Tree Top Adventure Baguio

18. CEMETERY OF NEGATIVISM

• Entrance Fee (Bell House + Cemetery of Negativism): (part of the Camp John Hay Historical Core)
• Adult: ₱85 ($1.53)
• Blistt Resident (with ID): ₱55 ($0.99)
• Student/Senior/PWD: ₱40 ($0.72)
• Children below 4 Feet: FREE
• Address: Camp John Hay, Baguio City
• How to get to Bell House: This is within Camp John Hay and walking distance to the Cemetery of Negativism. Ride the jeep bound for Scout Barrio, Loakan, or Kias-PMA, fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).  Their jeepney terminal is situated at the east side of Burnham Park across Tiong-San Department Store, Harrison Road. Best to ride a taxi though, as it is more convenient. I paid less than ₱100 ($1.80) to get there by cab.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Bell House, Bell Amphitheater, Camp John Hay, Tree Top Adventure Baguio

19. CAMP JOHN HAY – BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS

• Entrance Fee (Bell House + Cemetery of Negativism): (part of the Camp John Hay Historical Core)
• Adult: ₱85 ($1.53)
• Blistt Resident (with ID): ₱55 ($0.99)
• Student/Senior/PWD: ₱40 ($0.72)
• Children below 4 Feet: FREE
• Address: Camp John Hay, Baguio City
• How to get to Camp John Jay: Ride the jeep bound for Scout Barrio, Loakan, or Kias-PMA, fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).  Their jeepney terminal is situated at the east side of Burnham Park across Tiong-San Department Store, Harrison Road. Best to ride a taxi though, as it is more convenient. I paid less than ₱100 ($1.80) to get there by cab.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Cemetery of Negativism, Bell House, Bell Amphitheater

20. BAGUIO BOTANICAL GARDEN

• Baguio Botanical Garden Entrance Fee:

• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Address: 37 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
• How to get to Baguio Botanical Garden: Take a jeepney bound for Mines View Park at the terminal in Gov. Pack Road.  The jeep will pass through Teacher’s Camp, Laperal Whitehouse, Pink Sister’s Convent, Botanical Garden, The Mansion, Wright Park, Good Shepherd, and Mines View Park. Fare is approximately ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Wright Park and The Mansion

21. WRIGHT PARK AND THE MANSION

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Horseback Riding: ₱ 300 ($5.39) per hour or ₱200 ($3.60) per 30 minutes
• How to get to Wright Park and The Mansion: Take a jeepney bound for Mines View Park at Governor Pack Road.  The jeep will pass through Teacher’s Camp, Laperal Whitehouse, Pink Sister’s Convent, Botanical Garden, The Mansion, Wright Park, Good Shepherd, and Mines View Park. Fare is approximately ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.  Alternatively, you can take a taxi from downtown Baguio for around ₱100 ($1.80).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Botanical Garden

22. MINES VIEW PARK

• Entrance Fee:
• Adult and Children (13 years old & above): ₱10 ($0.20)
• Children (12 years & below): ₱5 ($0.090)
• 2 Years Old and below: FREE
• How to get to Mines View Park: Take a jeepney bound for Mines View Park at Governor Pack Road Terminal.   Fare is approximately ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.  Alternatively, you can take a taxi from downtown Baguio for around ₱100 ($1.80).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Good Shepherd

23.GOOD SHEPHERD BAGUIO (Ube Jam)

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• How to get to Good Shepherd Baguio: Ride a Baguio – Plaza – Mines View jeepney at  Gov.Pack Road. Fare is about ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.  Alternatively, you can take a taxi from downtown Baguio for around ₱100 ($1.80).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Mines View Park

24. PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL

Baguio celebrates Panagbenga Festival, month-long flower festival celebration every February. Panagbenga Festival, which means “Season of Blooming” in Kankana-ey was originally founded as a way to rise up from the 1990 Luzon Earthquake devastation.

The Panagbenga Festival is where you’ll witness street parades with participants clad in their native costumes or flower costumes. Don’t miss the highlight of the festivity which is the Panagbenga float parade when massive floats flaunt the streets of Baguio.

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Location: Harrison Road, Session Road, Burnham Park

BAGUIO SIDE TRIPS

1.NORTHERN BLOSSOMS FLOWER FARM

If you have the luxury of time, you can make a side trip to Northern Blossom Park from Baguio, which is situated in Brgy. Sayangan in Atok, Benguet.  This place is peppered with colorful flowers rarely seen in most parts of the Philippines.  The view of the surrounding massif here will make you feel alive and appreciate nature more.

For a detailed direction to Northern Blossom Park, check out my comprehensive blog below, click the link.

ALSO READ: NORTHERN BLOSSOM PARK TRAVEL GUIDE

2. MT. ULAP

If you’re the adventurous type you can go climb Mt.Ulap, a perfect day hike from Baguio. It’s about 1 hour away from downtown Baguio by public jeepney to Ampucao, Itogon, Benguet. It is dubbed as a beginner’s hike with 3/10 difficulty level. However, according to beginner hikers who have tried climbing this beauty, it’s not an easy feat. It may take 4-11 hours to hike Mt. Ulap depending on your endurance. You can climb Mt.Ulap DIY but you can also join a group hike though the link below.

• MT.ULAP DAY HIKE: BOOK HERE

3. MT.PULAG

•  MT.PULAG HIKE (From Baguio): RESERVE HERE

• MT.PULAG HIKE (2 Days 1 Night):BOOK HERE

4. BOKOD

While you are in Baguio, you can take a side trip to Bokod, Benguet. This sleepy town is home to scenic tourist spots such as Ambuklao Lake and Dam, Daclan Sulfur Spring, and Jang Jang Bridge. For a hassle free tour of Boko, you can join a group tour below.

BOKOD (Spring, Dam, Falls Tour): BOOK HERE

WHERE TO EAT IN BAGUIO

There’s a lot of good restaurants and cafes in Baguio. And honestly, I haven’t tried many of them yet. That’s my goal for my next Baguio trip. But in the meantime, here’s a list of some Baguio cafes and restaurants I’ve tried over the years.

CAFE BY THE RUINS

• CAFÉ BY THE RUINS
• Address: 25 Shuntug Road, Baguio
• Open Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

• BALAJADIA KITCHENETTE (Slaughterhouse)
• Address: Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Papaitan/Pinapaitan Bulalo (bone marrow soup), Poqui poqui (scrambled grill eggplant), Bakareta (kalderetang baka) Mang Ed’s

• GOOD TASTE BAGUIO
• Address: Otek Street, Baguio City

• OH MY GULAY
• Address: 108 La Azotea Building Session Road, Baguio City
• Open Hours: Daily 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

• ILILIKHA ARTIST VILLAGE
• Open Hours: Daily 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Address: #32 Assumption Road, Brgy. Kabayanihan, Baguio City

•  LE CHEF AT THE MANOR
• Address: 2600 Loakan Road, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
• Open Hours: 

BAGUIO ITINERAY + BUDGET

BAGUIO ITINERARY 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS

• This Baguio Itinerary for 3 days 2 nights is ideal for a weekend get-away or long weekend vacation. The sample Baguio expenses/ budget below doesn’t cover the accommodation/hotel, drinks, souvenirs, and other personal expenses.
• This is a jam-packed Baguio itinerary, you can skip some Baguio tourist spots if you like.
• *Prices may change without prior notice.

• *For Day 2, I didn’t include the cost of strawberry picking and Skyranch in the Day 2 total expenses.

BAGUIO ITINERARY FOR 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS (ALTERNATIVE)

• See above Baguio Itinerary for Day 1 and Day 2.

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