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Learn about the top Baguio tourist spots; what to do in Baguio at night, and the best places to visit-from Burnham Park, Camp John Hay, Mines View, and more!
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- 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.
- Camp John Hay. Location: Baguio City, Benguet. Save on Google Maps. A former R&R spot for American soldiers in the 1900s and now a privately owned resort, Camp John Hay is the most famous tourist attraction in Baguio.
- The Manor at Camp John Hay. Location: Ordonio Dr, Camp John Hay, Baguio, 2600 Benguet. Save on Google Maps. See rates & book online. The Manor at Camp John Hay (Overnight Stay) with Breakfast.
- La Trinidad Strawberry Farm. Location: Baguio-La Trinidad-Bontoc Road, La Trinidad, Benguet. Save on Google Maps. Just three kilometers away from Baguio City, is La Trinidad, and here is where you can visit vast strawberry fields and go strawberry picking.
- Burnham Park. Location: Jose Abad Santos Drive-Lake Drive, Baguio City. Save on Google Maps. Right at the heart of Baguio City, is the “mother of all parks” – Burnham Park.
- Burnham Park. One such park is the famous Burnham Park; named after city planner Daniel Hudson Burnham, Burnham Park is a sprawling urban oasis in the heart of Baguio.
- Baguio Botanical Garden. If you are a nature lover, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Botanical Garden, which showcases an extensive collection of indigenous plants.
- Mines View Park. Offering panoramic views of abandoned mining sites and the Cordillera mountains, Mines View Park is a popular vantage point. Aside from the breathtaking scenery, visitors can engage with local vendors selling traditional handicrafts and souvenirs, adding a cultural touch to the natural beauty.
- Mirador Hill and Eco Park. Mirador Hill, with its historical significance and scenic surroundings, is complemented by the Eco Park, providing a space for both reflection and enjoyment of nature.
Jan 11, 2023 · Map. 2. Burnham Park is another “OG” tourist destination in Baguio City. Your tour around the city wouldn’t be complete without visiting the “Mother of All Parks”.
Interactive Map of Baguio City. Finding the locations for attractions, shopping, lodging and dining has just gotten easier with this new interactive Baguio City map with street view that you can explore. It is also useful if you are looking to buy or rent real estate in Baguio City, Philippines.
