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11. Unwind at the Baguio Botanical Garden. The Baguio Botanical Garden is one of the most beautiful places in Baguio and provides a much-needed tranquil space amid bustling Baguio City. In 2009, the garden was renamed Centennial Park in celebration of Baguio's 100th year as the Summer Capital of the Philippines.
- 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.
- SESSION ROAD. Entrance Fee: FREE. Open Hours: 24/7 but shops and restaurants will most likely be closed by midnight. Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Burnham Park, Baguio Cathedral, Oh My Gulay, Baguio Night Market.
- UKAY-UKAY. Entrance Fee: FREE. Open Hours: Depends on each shop, but usually they’re open until 8:00 PM only. Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Session Road, Burnham Park, Baguio Cathedral, Oh My Gulay.
- BAGUIO NIGHT MARKET. Entrance Fee: FREE. Open Hours: 09:00 PM to 2:00 AM. Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Burnham Park, Baguio Cathedral, Oh My Gulay, About 1,081 stalls open from 9:00 PM to 02:00 AM along Harrison Street, it is popularly known as Baguio Night Market and a key tourist attraction in Baguio City.
- Tree Top Adventure. Are you an adrenaline junkie? Then Tree Top Adventure inside Camp John Hay is your playground! This adventure park offers thrilling activities that will make your heart race.
- Yellow Trail. The Yellow Trail, also called Forest Bathing Trail, meanders about 1.5 kilometers across the pine-covered Camp John Hay. The walking path links Le Monet and Tree Top Adventure — the two jumping-off points.
- Bell House. Also located within the perimeter of Camp John Hay and not far from Tree Top Adventure is the Bell House, named after General J Franklin Bell.
- Cemetery of Negativism. Located on a hill’s slope between Bell House and Camp John Hay Picnic Area, the Cemetery of Negativism (also called the Lost Cemetery) was commissioned in the early 1980s by the base’s commanding general John Hightower.
2. Burnham Park. The 'mother of all parks' in Baguio city, the summer capital of the Philippines, is a 32.84-hectare park designed by, and named after, American architect and urban planner Daniel Hudson Burnham, who also designed the original plan for Baguio City as well as Dewey Boulevard (now Roxas Boulevard) in Manila.
- Mines View Park. Located on the northeastern outskirts of Baguio City, this park offers an overlooking view of the mining towns of Itogon and Amburayan Valley.
- Good Shepherd Convent. Only a few meters from Mines View Park, you’ll find the best delicacies in Baguio City in Good Shepherd Convent. Food products here range from freshly made fruit jams, peanut butter, locally made biscuits, and fresh juices.
- Wright Park and The Mansion. Filipino families love visiting this iconic tourist spot in Baguio. Wright Park is located a few kilometers away from Mines View Deck.
- La Trinidad Strawberry Farm. We know this place is not part of Baguio City. However, this tourist attraction outside Baguio City is worth visiting. These colorful fields are home to the best strawberries in the Philippines.
Jan 11, 2023 · 7. Tam-Awan Village. Another one of Baguio City’s newest attractions is the Tam-Awan Village. Here, visitors can witness the huge grounds full of art galleries, traditional Kalinga Nipa Huts, coffee shops, and perfect spots to see the breathtaking sights of Benguet.
Warm Your Cold Feet at The Asin Hot Springs. 1. Unwind at Botanical Garden. The Botanical Garden Baguio is one of the most popular Tourist Spots in Baguio City. It is a peaceful oasis located in the heart of the city, offering visitors a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
