Baguio Tourist Spots and Must Do’s
Never visited Baguio! On your first trip to the Philippine Summer Capital, there is a lot to discover. From famous sites like the Lion’s Head to unique activities like strawberry picking in La Trinidad or hiking one of Camp John Hay’s trails.
But that’s only the start. Here is our list of the top things that every first-time visitor to Baguio must do.
First up: People watching!. Observe how the SM Baguio Mall is bustling with locals and tourists. In addition to the typical restaurants and shops found in most modern cities, SM Baguio is one of the most distinctively constructed malls in the nation, if not the entire world. It also boasts a patio from which to take in the magnificence of the city.
Burnham Park must be walked for first-timers. This is such a cool experience, whether you’re floating about on a swan-shaped boat on the lake or riding around on any of the rental bicycles available. You can take a nice stroll in the rose garden if you’d like to admire the flowers. If plants are your thing, the Botanical Garden is worth a visit to see many of the native plants.
While getting the regional Ube jam and other delights, you must enjoy the breathtaking mountain views at Mines View Park or the Gallery at Good Shepherd Convent. At the Mirador Heritage and Ecopark, where you may also wander through a bamboo grove, there are further wonders to be observed.
Visit Tam-Awan Village and Bencab Museum, two of the Philippines’ National Artist Museums, if you’re interested in learning more about the inhabitants of the Cordilleras.
Don’t forget to look at the variety of eateries that provide regional food. A inexpensive lunch at Good Taste, the largest restaurant in Baguio, should be on your must-do list if you’re a foodie. Yes, there are many restaurants where you can enjoy the pricey gourmet delights, but if this is your first time, Good Taste is recommended. just hope there is not a line when you get there.
The Farmer’s Daughter is renowned for its extensive assortment of regional gourmet fare and will leave everyone at the table wanting more. Kidlat Tahimik, a national artist, is the driving force behind the café and art display Ililikha, which features local artists. Baguio received the prestigious UNESCO Creative City designation.
Are you seeking adventure? We have your back! Start out by riding horses in Wright Park, Camp John Hay, or take a zip line over a thick pine forest at Tree Top Adventure,
Would you want to unwind? In order to help you relax and unwind, The Hill Station offers local flavored massage services.
Have some fun while exploring at night as well. Start the celebration in the Baguio Craft Brewery‘s Tasting Room, the Ritz Legarda Hotel’s Basmnt, or even the Crown Legacy Hotel’s Spade Superclub, where DJs and San Miguel will have you moving.
The majority of locations in the Philippines have their own icon church. Baguio has the Baguio Cathedral located in Upper Session Road. It should be visited, especially if you need to ask for forgiveness.
Enjoy the cool night wind while strolling around the night market in the Philippines’ coolest city, and top it off with shopping for vegetables or souvenirs on the last day at the Baguio Public Market, where you can find the freshest fruits and vegetables.
We hope to run into you and that you enjoy your first taste of the Baguio breeze.
