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Let's travel back in time as we walk around this Historical Core.

Located inside Camp John Hay, the historical core was established for the people to reminisce and see the role that Camp John Hay played in the history of Baguio City and the Philippines.

Several structures that were constructed during the time of the Americans in the Philippines still stands and remains to be a reminder of the friendship between the Philippines and the United States.


ABOUT CAMP JOHN HAY

A former military facility, Camp John Hay draws golfers to the Jack Nicklaus-designed course at the Camp John Hay Golf Club, and the Baguio Country Club's greens and fairways. Pine trees line the Eco Trail, providing shade to joggers and hikers, while Tree Top Adventure caters to thrill-seekers with ziplining courses.

The Historical Core contains the Bell House Museum, a well-preserved American Colonial residence.

Inside the Historical Core you will find the following:
  • Liberty Loop
  • Panagbenga Flower and Totem Pole
  • Bell Amphitheater
  • Bell House
  • Cemetery of Negativism
  • History Trail
  • Secret Garden

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Bell Amphitheater

This structure was designed and named after General J. Franklin Bell. Today, the amphitheater is used as venue for weddings and other activities.


You can reserve the use of the amphitheater by getting in touch with the John Hay Historical Core office.


Bell House

Again named after General J. Franklin Bell this used to be the home of the Governor Generals of the Philippines.


This American designed home today is a museum where you can appreciate the interior of an American home still with some of the furniture that were used when it was first built. You can enjoy the view of the pine forest at the balcony of the Bell House.


Cemetery of Negativism

This is not a “real” cemetery, it was built for people to bury any negative thoughts they have, because of its serene location you can enjoy your alone time while dispelling any negative thoughts.


History Trail

The history trail is a walk through the history of Camp John Hay. Being an American base this place has a rich history that is worth knowing. Did you know that Camp John Hay was the site of surrender for General Yamashita and his army during the end of World War 2? You can learn more by walking through the history trail.



Liberty Loop

Upon entering the Historical Core, you will be welcomed by this site inside Camp John Hay wherein a replica of the Statue of Liberty, the endearing symbol of American Heritage, can be found.


Panagbenga Flower and Totem Pole

Two significant structures can also be found inside the historical core which symbolizes the culture and face of leadership in Baguio City. One is the big sun flower which represents the festivity in Baguio City, Panagbenga Festival (pronounce as panag-bunga) which is being held every February.


The other one is the totem pole, carved by Ernesto Dul-ang. The pole is a wood sculpture of human heads put on-top-of-the-other. These are the men who shaped the development of Baguio.


Secret Garden

You can access this place via the small “hidden” path beside the steps going to the Bell house. If you want to have your alone quiet time communing with nature this is the place to be.

There are a lot of things to do, see and learn at the Camp John Hay Historical core and it is truly a must place to visit when you are in Baguio City and if you are fond of history and quiet places that is.



HISTORICAL CORE ENTRANCE

Here are the fees for touring around Historical Core:

  • Outside Tourists (Standard Rate): Php 75.00 per head
  • Baguio and BLISTT (Baguio-La Trinidad-Itogon-Sablan-Tuba-Tublay) Tourists: Php 48.00 per head
  • Students and Senior Citizens: Php 36.00 per head
  • Children (17 years old and below): Php 36.00 per head
  • Children below 4 feet: Free


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HISTORICAL CORE RENTALS

Did you know that you can rent the rooms and outdoor spaces around Historical Core in Camp John Hay? Here are the rates for each accommodation:

Peak season rates (Oct to May)

  • The Bell Amphitheater P 4,650.00 / per hour
  • The Bell House Veranda P 4,050.00 / per hour
  • Secret Garden P 3,000.00 / per hour
 

Off season rates (Jun-Sep)

  • The Bell Amphitheater P 4,150.00 / per hour
  • The Bell House Veranda P 3,550.00 / per hour
  • Secret Garden P 2,500.00 / per hour
  • Amphitheater Gazebo Php 1,200.00 / 4 hrs.
  • Secret Garden Gazebo Php 600.00 / 4 hrs.
  • Mini Gazebo Php 120.00 / 4 hrs.
  • Medium Picnic Table Php 84.00 / 4 hrs.
  • Small Picnic Table Php 60.00 / 4 hrs.
  • Mono Block Chair Php 18.00 / per piece per day
  • Table Php 75.00 / per piece per day
  • Chair Covers Php 15.00 / per piece per day
  • Mono Block Chair with covers Php 25.00 / per piece per day


LIST OF RESTAURANTS IN CAMP JOHN HAY

After a long walk and learning history, it's a perfect way to end your tour with a happy tummy! Here are the restaurants and shops you can find inside Camp John Hay:

  • Yellow Cab - a pizza restaurant chain based in the Philippines.
  • Army Navy - a fast casual restaurant chain serving fresh-made American-Mexican cuisine.
  • Starbucks Coffee - American multinational and the biggest chain of coffeehouses in the world.
  • Choco-late de Batirol - Restaurant set in a rainforest garden, renowned for hot chocolate & traditional Filipino cuisine.
  • Le Chef at the Manor - a high-end restaurant headed by culinary master Chef Billy King.
  • Delicatessen - a dainty stall that offers tasty bakes, spreads, and brews.
  • Mulligan Bar - serves breathtaking views of the greens and the finest wines and pastries in the city.
  • The Veranda Restaurant - This open-air restaurant also allows guests to enjoy Baguio's crisp weather for a more memorable dining experience.


HOW TO GET TO CAMP JOHN HAY

There are two way to commute to Camp John Hay in Baguio City: jeepney and taxi

Via Jeepney: There's a jeepney terminal to PMA located in across Hotel Veniz. At the same jeepney terminal where your ride a jeepney to PMA, ask the barkers in the area on which jeepney travels to Camp John Hay. This bears a route of BAGUIO-PLAZA-SCOUT BARRIO v/v.

Via Taxi: there are plenty of taxi cab around Baguio City where you can rent going around and outside the city.

From Manila to Baguio, you can ride buses such as Joy Bus and Victory Liner.

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For those who are bringing own vehicle, you may use Waze or Google Maps for directions. If you don’t have a private vehicle, you can rent a car or van here.


John Hay Management Corporation


MANILA OFFICE
Address: Mezzanine, Renaisssance Tower, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City
Telefax: +63 2 687 4484
Email Address: info@campjohnhay.com

BAGUIO OFFICE
Address: John Hay Special Economic Zone, Loakan Road, Baguio City
Telefax: +63 74 424 1435 or +63 2 687 4484
Email Address: info@campjohnhay.com


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Camp John Hay


  • What is Camp John Hay known for?
    Camp John Hay is a mixed-used development which serves as a tourist destination and forest watershed reservation in Baguio, Philippines which was formerly a military base of the United States Armed Forces.

  • Is Camp John Hay open to public?
    The management of Camp John Hay has agreed to the request of the City Government to open the former American Airbase to the public for recreational and leisure activities.

  • Who is John Hay?
    John Milton Hay was an American statesman and official whose career in government stretched over almost half a century. Beginning as a private secretary and assistant to Abraham Lincoln, Hay's highest office was United States Secretary of State under Presidents William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt.

  • What did John Hay negotiate?
    In August 1898, Hay was named Secretary of State and helped negotiate the Treaty of Paris. His contributions included the adoption of an open door policy in China and the preparations for the Panama Canal.

  • Is Camp John Hay a barangay?
    It is the steward of more than 52% of the forest cover of the City. The CJHR is comprised of the 301-hectare John Hay Special Economic Zone (JHSEZ) and the 324-hectare John Hay Reservation Area (JHRA) with fourteen (14) barangays within its area of operations.

  • Who is Camp John Hay named after?
    John Hay Air Station was established on October 25, 1903 after President Theodore Roosevelt signed an executive order setting aside land in Benguet for a military reservation under the United States Army. The reservation was named after Roosevelt's Secretary of State, John Milton Hay.


HOTELS NEAR CAMP JOHN HAY


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CAMP JOHN HAY: What To See Inside Historical Core (Things To Do + Tourist Spots)


Thousands of visitors, residents, and workers at Camp John Hay can now enjoy a free, eco-friendly ride with the launch of the new John Hay Loop.



This six-month pilot shuttle service uses electric vehicles (EVs) and is a joint initiative of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), its subsidiary John Hay Management Corporation (JHMC), and private partners DeviceDesign Co. Ltd., LexSwitch, and the Cordillera Basic Sector Transport Cooperative.


The project aims to improve mobility, reduce traffic congestion, and promote sustainable transportation in one of Baguio's most popular destinations. The service is set to benefit the nearly four thousand people who live and work in the area, as well as the increasing number of eco-conscious tourists visiting the city.




John Hay Loop Route and Stops

Three EV units are now operating, each capable of accommodating 22 seated and nine standing passengers. They serve eight designated stations throughout Camp John Hay, including:

  • Main Gate Station – John Hay Trade and Cultural Center

  • Filling Station A – near Le Monet Hotel

  • Scout Hill Station A – near Camp John Hay Grounds

  • Mile Hi Station A – from Forest Lodge

  • Gate 4 Station – to South Drive and Outlook Drive

  • Sheridan Station – near John Hay Golf

  • Mile Hi Station B – going to Forest Lodge

  • Filling Station B – going to Main Gate



Each unit is powered by a 70-kilowatt-hour (kWh) lithium-ion battery with fast-charging capability, allowing it to fully recharge in just 90 minutes. A 7kWh onboard slow charger is also available as a backup.

According to BCDA President and CEO Engr. Joshua M. Bingcang, “The John Hay Loop moves us toward a cleaner, faster, and more connected Baguio. Through this collaboration with the private sector and the international community, we are building a sustainable transport model that will benefit residents, workers, and tourists for years to come.”




The partnership was formalized in June 2025 when BCDA and JHMC signed a memorandum of understanding with DeviceDesign, LexSwitch, and the Cordillera Basic Sector Transport Cooperative. LexBuild Group and LexSWITCH EcoMobility Inc. provide the EV units and charging stations, while DeviceDesign supplies the station signages and tracking technology.



DeviceDesign and the Cordillera Basic Sector Transport Cooperative will evaluate the pilot service by monitoring passenger experience, ridership levels, and overall system operations. They will then provide recommendations for the long-term implementation of the John Hay Loop.



This initiative underscores BCDA’s commitment to making destinations more accessible while protecting the environment. By integrating clean transportation solutions in Camp John Hay, BCDA aims to promote a greener future for Baguio and set a national benchmark for sustainable mobility in tourism areas. The John Hay Loop aligns with the BCDA’s commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, and Goal 13: Climate Action.



THINGS TO DO IN BAGUIO

If you plan to visit Baguio City, here are top activities you shouldn't miss:


WHERE TO STAY IN BAGUIO

Here are some of the many top hotels with Certificate of Authority to Operate (CAO) from the Department of Tourism in Baguio:

You may also check the full list of hotels and lodging in Baguio. I also wrote Top10 hotels in Baguio on a separate blog.

For directions and bus schedules, check out my Manila to Baguio guide. For those who are driving to Baguio, you may check the fastest way to Baguio. Read my COMPLETE BAGUIO TRAVEL GUIDE to know more about Baguio City.

JOHN HAY LOOP: Catch a Free Shuttle Ride in Baguio


Imagine gliding through the picturesque hills of Camp John Hay in Baguio City on a cable car. This vision could soon become a reality—or spark debate—as the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) partners with Japanese company Zip Infrastructure Co. to explore this innovative transportation option.



During a recent visit to Tokyo, BCDA President Joshua Bingcang and Zip Infrastructure CEO Takamasa Suchi signed an agreement to evaluate the feasibility of introducing Zippar, a self-driven cable car system, in Camp John Hay. This initiative aims to provide an alternative transportation solution to ease traffic congestion in the area.


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Zippar, designed to navigate curves and branches while being controlled from a centralized hub, promises to enhance urban mobility and promote environmentally sustainable transportation solutions within Camp John Hay.

Artist rendition of Zippar at Camp John Hay

Bingcang highlighted the potential impact of this technology, stating, "This technology could enhance urban mobility, reduce traffic congestion, and promote environmentally sustainable transportation solutions. By leveraging Zippar technology, we can create a seamless and efficient transport system within Camp John Hay, making it more accessible and enjoyable for residents and visitors alike."



Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista expressed cautious optimism about the project. "Zippar could be a game-changer for urban public transport while presenting an ideal green transport model. But we choose to temper our excitement with the need to first undertake the requisite feasibility studies. We hope to determine the possibility of adopting Zippar to a highly congested metropolis like Metro Manila," Bautista said.

In 2019, DOTr has offered Baguio City a partner deal for a cable car system from La Union to Baguio



What is Zippar?

Launched in 2018, Zippar is a system of capsule cars running on zip lines designed to alleviate traffic congestion. It offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional, more expensive railway systems. Currently being tested in Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, these trials are crucial for assessing the system's practicality and performance in real-world conditions. If successful, Zippar could be implemented in various urban settings by 2025.

A sample of Zippar

Cable Cars: An Ongoing Discussion in the Philippines

The idea of using cable cars to solve the Philippines' transportation issues has been considered since 2018 under President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration. The concept gained renewed attention when Senator Robin Padilla advocated for the revival of the Manila Urban Car Cable Project in 2022.



The Manila Urban Car Cable Project is a 4.5-kilometer cable car system proposed to link Marikina City to Pasig City, featuring six stations:

  • LRT-2 Santolan Station, Marikina City
  • Libis, Quezon City
  • Eastwood, Quezon City
  • Santolan, Pasig City
  • Manggahan, Pasig City
  • Rosario, Pasig City

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) endorsed the Manila Urban Car Cable Project to the National Economic and Development Authority-Investment Coordination Committee (NEDA-ICC) in 2021. However, it is still awaiting evaluation and approval, with no updates since then.


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As BCDA and Zip Infrastructure embark on this exploratory phase for Zippar in Camp John Hay, the prospect of cable cars in the Philippines continues to capture the public's imagination, promising both excitement and skepticism.



BCDA, Japanese Firm Exploring Cable Car System in Baguio


Nestled amidst the cool embrace of the Baguio mountains, Choco-late de Batirol stands as a true gem among the city's charming cafes.



A delightful fusion of Filipino tradition and heavenly flavors, this café invites locals and travelers alike to experience the rich heritage of Tsokolate de Batirol—a traditional Filipino hot chocolate—like never before.

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A Legacy of Tradition

Choco-late de Batirol owes its name and inspiration to the time-honored Filipino tradition of making Tsokolate de Batirol. In this quaint café, tradition reigns supreme, and every cup of hot chocolate served is a tribute to the flavors of the past.


The first-time (I remember) I have tried tsokolate de batirol was the time I visited Choco-late de Batirol, a cafe in Baguio during my second travel to the city in 2012.



Tsokolate de Batirol for me is a better version of instant hot chocolate drink we usually make at home. This one is a bit thicker, it may depends on how they make it, but most of the time it is. It gives me a different feeling in the mouth, that's why whenever I visit a cafe that serves tsokolate de batirol, I always order one.



The Art of Preparation

Stepping into Choco-late de Batirol feels like entering a time machine. The café's rustic interior, adorned with native Filipino decor, sets the stage for an authentic experience. Here, the preparation of Tsokolate de Batirol is a meticulously crafted art form.


The process begins with roasted cacao beans, ground to perfection to create a rich and aromatic cacao paste. This paste is then mixed with water, sugar, and sometimes a pinch of salt, just as it has been for generations.

But what truly sets Choco-late de Batirol apart is the use of the traditional "batirol" - a wooden whisk with a wide base - to froth the hot chocolate. This age-old technique creates a velvety, frothy beverage that's a harmonious blend of sweet and slightly bitter flavors.


What to Food and Drink to Try

Choco-late de Batirol in Baguio City is a charming café known for its traditional Filipino hot chocolate, Tsokolate de Batirol, as well as a range of other delightful Filipino snacks and beverages. When you visit Choco-late de Batirol, here are some must-try food and drink options:

  • Tsokolate de Batirol: This is the star of the show at Choco-late de Batirol. It's a thick and rich hot chocolate made from freshly roasted cacao beans. Served in a traditional wooden batirol, it's a velvety and slightly bitter-sweet drink that's perfect for sipping and savoring.

  • Bibingka: A classic Filipino rice cake, bibingka is a must-try at Choco-late de Batirol. It's made from rice flour, coconut milk, and sometimes salted duck egg. The result is a slightly sweet and savory cake, often topped with cheese and coconut shavings.

  • Suman: Suman is a sticky rice cake wrapped in banana leaves. It's often served with a sweet coconut sauce. The combination of the sticky rice and the sweet sauce is delightful.


  • Turon: Turon is a sweet snack made by wrapping sliced bananas and sometimes jackfruit in a spring roll wrapper, then frying it to a crispy golden brown. It's often glazed with caramelized sugar, giving it a sweet and crunchy exterior.

  • Coffee: While Tsokolate de Batirol is the highlight, Choco-late de Batirol also offers a range of coffee options for those who prefer a caffeine fix. Try their local brews or specialty coffee drinks.

  • Local Herbal Teas: Some branches of Choco-late de Batirol also offer a variety of local herbal teas, perfect for those looking for a non-caffeinated beverage option.


Menu

Here's the latest Choco-late de Batirol menu:






The Perfect Setting

Choco-late de Batirol's location in Baguio City is no accident. The cool, misty mountain air, lush greenery, and the café's serene garden setting provide an enchanting backdrop for sipping on a steaming cup of Tsokolate de Batirol. It's the ideal spot to unwind, relax, and savor the flavors of the Philippines.




Local Delicacies and Souvenirs

As if the delightful hot chocolate and mouthwatering dishes weren't enough, Choco-late de Batirol offers an assortment of local delicacies and souvenirs to take a piece of Baguio home with you. You can pick up traditional woven products, native crafts, and even cacao-related goodies as mementos of your visit.


Choco-late de Batirol

Address: Igorot Garden, Gate 4, Camp John hay, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Last call of orders is from 8:00 PM - 8:30 PM)
Contact Number: +63 966 415 9942
Email: chocolatedebatirolcldb@gmail.com

Payment Methods: CASH, DEBIT CARD, CREDIT CARD, and G CASH.

Pets are allowed provided they are on a leash and wearing diapers.


How to Get There

Because Camp John Hay is a vast, forested property, getting there from downtown Baguio depends on whether you are commuting or driving.


1. By Taxi (Most Convenient)
Taking a cab is the easiest way to reach the café, especially since public jeepneys do not go deep inside Camp John Hay.

Simply hail any white Baguio taxi and tell the driver you are heading to "Choco-late de Batirol in Camp John Hay."

Most drivers know exactly where it is. It is roughly a 10 to 15-minute ride from Session Road or Burnham Park, depending on traffic.


2. By Jeepney (Commuter Route + Walk)
If you prefer to take a jeepney, you will need to do a bit of walking to get to the actual café.

Where to line up: Go to the jeepney terminal near SM City Baguio or along Plaza/Session Road and look for jeepneys bound for Scout Barrio.

Where to drop off: Tell the driver to drop you off at the Camp John Hay Gate 2 / Loakan Road entrance.

The Walk: From the gate, you will need to walk scenic, pine-lined roads inside the camp toward the Igorot Park area to reach the restaurant. The walk takes about 10–15 minutes.


3. By Private Car or Motorcycle
If you are driving yourself, navigating the camp is fairly straightforward:

From Session Road, head toward Loakan Road via the rotunda near the Baguio General Hospital.

Turn left into Camp John Hay Gate 2.

Follow the main road (Loakan Road turning into Sheridan Drive). Keep an eye out for signs pointing toward Igorot Park or the Mile Hi Center area—Choco-laté de Batirol will be on your right, nestled under a canopy of trees. There is dedicated roadside parking nearby.


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For those seeking a taste of nostalgia and a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of the Philippines, Choco-late de Batirol in Baguio is a must-visit destination. Here, tradition, flavor, and ambiance combine to create an unforgettable experience that will leave you with memories as sweet as the Tsokolate de Batirol itself.

So, whether you're a traveler exploring the beauty of Baguio or a local longing for a taste of home, Choco-late de Batirol promises a heartwarming journey through time and taste.

Me at Choco-late De Batirol in 2012


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Let's explore Baguio City once more!


Baguio has always been one of the top destinations in the Philippines. Because of its chilly temperature, pine-dominated landscapes, and overall romantic atmosphere, this mountain city has attracted tourists especially in summer and even on holidays.

While the capital and big cities of Metro Manila and other lowlands hit scorching temperatures during the dry season, the weather here is relatively cold, making it one of the top choices for a staycation in the Philippines among locals.


If you're coming from the city, you can easily rent a car in Manila so you can go on Baguio tours. There are also many options when it comes to hotels in Baguio City, so you won't have a hard time finding one that suits your needs.

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BEFORE GOING TO BAGUIO

The first step in scheduling a visit to Baguio City is to register for an account with Baguio VISITA, a new tourism assistance project by the city government, in partnership with the Department of Tourism and the Tourism Promotions Board. VISITA stands for VISitor Information and Travel Assistance.

Session Road
Session during peak hours (afternoon)

Tourist spots in Baguio grew in number over the years, and several of its parks started offering other activities. Nowadays, you can chill out in one of these Baguio parks and spend a whole day just trying out everything that it has to offer. 


Before traveling, you might want to check the live weather forecast and updates to make your trip even easier and safer for you. You can also get the latest report for land traffic in Metro Manila and major parts of the Philippines.

You'll never run out of things to do in Baguio, and it's no wonder many visitors prefer to book with extended stay hotels when visiting this city. Here's a list of all the activities you can do and what to see in Baguio to help you plan your Baguio tour:



Overlooking View at Mirador Hill and Eco Park

JAPAN IN BAGUIO! One of the newest attractions to see in Baguio is the Mirador Heritage and Eco-Spirituality Park that features a combination of local and Japan-inspired attractions.

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View from Mirador Peace Memorial

This 5-hectare property is scribbled with hiking trails leading to different sites including the Rock Gardens, the Pandemic Healing Memorial, the La Storta Garden, Ifugao Houses, and the Circular Seismic Chamber.

The most popular is the iconic Mirador Peace Memorial, a red-painted torii gate atop the hill, overlooking the city and the surrounding hills. It is a favorite photo spot for many visitors.

Location: Mirador Hill, Barangay Dominican Hill-Mirador, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: P100 (Regular); FREE (Below 12 y/o)


The Newest Igorot Stone Kingdom

Launched to the public in the second half of 2021, the Igorot Stone Kingdom is Baguio’s newest attraction. The park showcases both modern and traditional Igorot culture as well as the values of the Cordillera Region.

Igorot Stone Kingdom

The whole area covers about 6,000 square meters and is dominated by two massive structures facing each other — a modern-day castle and an old-school stone wall. Made of hollow blocks and cement, the modern-day castle is etched with walkways, punctuated by statues, photo spots and viewing decks. 

The stone wall, on the other hand, resembles the rice terraces that feature the rock-laying skills of the Igorot people. As you climb, you get to see the Fertility Stone Tower, the Temple of Kabunyan, Bangan’s Dome, the Tower of Gatan, the Face in the Rock, and many more.

Location: #86 Long-long Benguet Road, Pinsao Proper, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: P100 (Regular); P80 (Senior & PWD with ID); P80 (Kids 4-12 y/o); FREE (3 y/o and below)


Cordillera Heritage Tour at Tam-awan Village

Just a few meters away from Igorot Stone Kingdom lies Tam-Awan Village, nicknamed Garden in the Sky. If you want to explore to learn more about the region's indigenous art forms, go on a Cordillera heritage tour and start with Tam-Awan Village. 

Tam-awan Village

Built by the Chanum Foundation in 1998, Tam-Awan Village is modeled after native Ifugao villages to give people a glimpse of the other parts of the region.

The word Tam-Awan in the local dialect means vantage point. An apt name since the Tam-Awan Village sits on a hillside with a panoramic view of the South China Sea. 

With a stunning vista and lush greenery, you'll surely enjoy exploring the several Cordillera huts scattered around Tam-Awan Village. You can also go on a quick hike to several viewing decks in the village.

Location: 366-C Pinsao Proper, Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: P60 (Adults); P40 (Students & Seniors); P30 (4-10 y/o); FREE (3 y/o and below)


The Eerie Experience at Diplomat Hotel

Officially named the Dominican Hill Retreat House but popularly referred to as the Diplomat Hotel, the 17-hectare property is sprawled atop the Dominican Hill. It was originally built as a retreat house for the Dominican priests and nuns in the first half of the 20th century until World War II, when the Japanese took over and turned it into a military garrison and war prison.

Diplomat Hotel

After restorations and remodeling, the Diplomat Hotel was launched and operated between the 1970s and the 1980s. Given its history, especially the atrocities of WWII, it gained notoriety for paranormal activities, consistently putting it on the list of most haunted places in the Philippines.

Today, the whole hill area is declared a heritage and historical site by the local government of Baguio and was named Dominican Heritage Hill and Nature Park. The property is undergoing rehabilitation and development for tourism and is open to photoshoots, filmmaking, wedding receptions, and other events and functions.

Location: Dominican Hill, Diplomat Road, Baguio City. The best way to get there is to take a cab from the city center.
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: P10 (adult), P5 (kids)


Do Your Cardio at Yellow Trail

The Yellow Trail, also called Forest Bathing Trail, meanders about 1.5 kilometers across the pine-covered Camp John Hay.

Yellow Trail

The walking path links Le Monet and Tree Top Adventure — the two jumping-off points. From the Tree Top Adventure, the trail goes further to Scout Hill, the final stop.

If you want to challenge yourself, take the uphill route that starts at Le Monet Hotel and ends at Scout Hill. If you just want to enjoy nature the easy way, take the reverse downhill route — starting at Scout Hill and ending at Le Monet Hotel.

Location: Camp John Hay (Scout Hill or Le Monet Hotel), Baguio City
Opening Hours: The trail is open 24/7, but it is advisable to hike during the day.
Entrance Fee: FREE


Explore Bell House and Amphitheater 

Named after General J. Franklin Bell this used to be the home of the Governor Generals of the Philippines.


This American designed home today is a museum where you can appreciate the interior of an American home still with some of the furniture that were used when it was first built. You can enjoy the view of the pine forest at the balcony of the Bell House.

The amphitheater. which is also named after General J. Franklin Bell, is used as venue for weddings and other activities. You can reserve the use of the amphitheater by getting in touch with the John Hay Historical Core office.

Location: Historical Core, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: P75 (Historical Core Entrance Fee). This fee also allows entrance to the Cemetery of Negativism.
Rental Rates: The Bell Amphitheater P4,650.00 / per hour, The Bell House Veranda P4,050.00 / per hour, Secret Garden P3,000.00 / per hour


Be Amused at 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.


This is not a “real” cemetery, it was built for people to bury any negative thoughts they have, because of its serene location you can enjoy your alone time while dispelling any negative thoughts.

Location: Historical Core, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: P75. This fee also allows entrance to the Bell House.


Go Shopping at Baguio Night Market

If you're unsure of what to do in Baguio at night, drop by the Baguio Night Market. Baguio is a famous bargain shopping hotspot. If you want to put your haggling skills to the test, there is no better place than the Baguio Night Market. This bargain-hunting haven is every thrifty fashionista's dream.

Baguio Night Market

From 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM, a part of Harrison Road at the northeast of Burnham Park transforms into a flea market. Here you can find everything to complete a casual look without burning a hole through your wallet, thanks to the rows of ukay-ukay stalls.

Baguio Night Market is overflowing with ukay-ukay. It's the best place to shop for quality second-hand jackets, boots, clothes, and accessories for a fraction of their original price. And if you're lucky, or have great thrift-shopping skills, you can score one of a kind vintage finds or even items that are in mint condition. 

Location: Harrison Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 PM – 2:00 AM (Daily)


Have Fun at Sky Ranch Baguio

Sky Ranch is not unique to Baguio, as similar theme parks are also present in Tagaytay and Pampanga, offering pretty much the same rides and experience. But if you haven’t been to one yet, then you may add Sky Ranch Baguio to your itinerary.

Sky Ranch Baguio

Here are the prices of tickets to some of the most popular attractions inside:
  • Baguio Eye: P150
  • Super Viking: P100
  • Sky Cruiser: P100
  • Drop Tower: P100
  • Double-Decker Carousel: P50

If you plan on trying multiple rides, consider getting a RIDE-ALL-YOU-CAN DAY PASS! It will give you access to the amusement park’s 11 best attractions at a lower rate.

Location: Luneta Hill, Upper Session Rd, Baguio
Opening Hours: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Daily).


Go Boating at Burnham Park

If it's your first time in the city and are wondering where to go in Baguio, put Burnham Park on your list. Considered as the city's "mother of all parks," Burnham Park is one of Baguio's best attractions. It was named after urban planner Daniel Burnham, the American architect who came up with the original design and layout of the park.

Burnham Park boating lagoon

Burnham Park is an open green park at the heart of Baguio. The park's lush greeneries and blooming flowers make you forget that you are in the middle of a highly urbanized city.

Burnham Park is very accessible; it is located along Harrison Road and is just a stone's throw from the famous Baguio thoroughfare, Session Road. There are also several hotels that are within walking distance of the park, including Holiday Inn Baguio City Centre and Eurotel Baguio. Check out my list of 10 Best Hotels to Book Near Burnham Park in Baguio!

Location: Burnham Park, Jose Abad Santos Drive, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 24/7
Entrance Fee: FREE
Rental Rates: P75/30 mins (Chopper/Big Bike); P50/30 mins (Go Kart); P125/30 mins (Grand Tour); P100/30 mins (Boat, good for 5 pax) + P50 if you want to hire a rower


Learn History and Culture at Baguio Museum

The Baguio Museum stands as a reminder of that and the city's storied past and rich cultural and historical heritage. The museum was built to resemble a traditional Ifugao home. It has wood and stone, and it features a pyramid roof that has two towering concrete poles at the stair entrance.

Baguio Museum

Baguio is part of Benguet Province and the greater Cordillera Region. The main floor of the building is dedicated to the craftsmanship of the provinces of the Cordillera region: Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, Mountain Province, Apayao, and Abra. 

You will find various tribal artifacts, native jewelry, apparel, fabrics, and musical instruments encased by protective glass panels.

Baguio Museum also houses models of the different huts used by tribes in ancient times. Even more fascinating is the museum's collection of burial jars and carved wooden coffins, one of which contains a real mummified body! 

Location: Dot-PTA Complex, Gov. Pack Rd, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Tuesday – Sunday); CLOSED (Mondays)
Entrance Fee: P40 (Regular); P10-20 (Student Discount)


Go Visit Baguio Cathedral

Formally known as the Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral, the Baguio Cathedral stands atop Mount Mary Hill, or what the Ibalois call "Kampo." 

The church is known for its Neo-Gothic style, as evidenced by its twin spires and its rose-colored exterior with stained-glass windows.

Baguio Cathedral

During World War II, it served as an evacuation center. Baguio Cathedral is also the largest Catholic church in the city. As it is built on top of a hill, it gives visitors an awe-inspiring bird' s-eye view of Session Road and the whole of Baguio. 

The Baguio Cathedral can be reached by climbing a 104-step staircase.

Staircase to Baguio Cathedral

If you want to cut some time and effort, the road up the hill is accessible to cars. You can also climb the escalators of Porta Vaga Shopping Mall in Session Road and exit at the top floor, as it'll lead onto the church's parking grounds.

Location: Our Lady Of Atonement Cathedral, Session Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Tourists are welcome anytime but please be considerate when mass is ongoing.
Entrance Fee: FREE


Experience City Night Life at Session Road

Session Road is a six-lane 1.7-kilometer (1.1 mi) major road in Baguio. The entire road forms part of the National Route 231 (N231) of the Philippine highway network.

Session Road at night

A lovely walk down from Luneta Hill toward the Baguio City Market, Session Road is where you will find department stores, bazaars, boutiques, old movie theaters, hotels, cafes and restaurants, bakeries and grocery stores. A majority of banks operating in the Baguio City are found there, as well as various offices, drugstores, book stores and news stands.

If you want to have dinner first before losing yourself in music and booze with friends and maybe new acquaintances, Session Road hosts numerous international restaurants and fast-food restaurants.


Buy Local Products at Baguio Public Market

For pasalubong, make your way to the Baguio Public Market, which houses countless stalls selling products that are synonymous with the region — fresh strawberries and Sagada oranges, strawberry and ube jams, peanut brittle, fresh vegetables, and souvenirs!

Wet and dry goods at Baguio Public Market

The cheapest vegetables can be bought at the Hangar area of the market. You will have to pass through the rice section of the market as well as the coffee section to reach this area. Although most vegetables are sold by kilo, you can also choose to buy their chopsuey pack for pasalubong. For gourmet food lovers, you can also find some fresh herbs in this section such as basil, rosemary, mint, and parsley.

If you do not have a chance to go to the Strawberry Farms in La Trinidad, the next best place to buy fresh strawberries is at the market. Most of the stalls that sell them are found in the area beyond the native handicrafts and T-shirts section. Sometimes, these stalls also sell bottles of strawberry jams and other food items that have strawberry in them.

Location: Magsaysay Ave, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 4:00AM to 7:00PM (Daily)


Discover the New 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. 

The newly renovated Baguio Botanical Garden

Exploring the garden is a whole adventure on its own, as it has several sections with different attractions. As you enter the park, you will be greeted by a giant sculpture. 

This bronze masterpiece is the work of Ben Hur Villanueva, a renowned Filipino sculptor. The statue represents the of the Cordillerans, Americans, Chinese, and Japanese in building Baguio.

With the abundance of trees and different plants, the Baguio Botanical Garden is truly a great place to unwind. You can explore the various sections, sit by the benches, or have a snack under the cottages.

Location: 37, Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: FREE


Horseback Riding at Wright Park

Wright Park is one of the many scenic parts of Baguio. It is a quiet promenade with blossoming flowers, a pool lined with pine trees, and a long stairway that leads visitors to a riding circle.

This park is considerably smaller than Burnham Park, but it is also less crowded and more peaceful. It is located in the eastern part of Baguio and fronts the main gate of The Mansion.


Wright Park's long rectangular pond is called the "Pool of Pines," which could not be a perfect name as the length of the lake is flanked by pine trees on both sides. 

There is also a park circle and pavilion where you can sit, relax, and listen to the swaying pine. Wright Park is an open green space, so feel free to stroll around and admire its natural beauty.

Wright Park is often called Ride Park, an understandable mistake since the park is known for its horseback-riding activity. 

Location: Wright Park, Pacdal Circle, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: FREE
Horseback Riding Rate: P200 for 7 rounds


Get Some Selfies at The Mansion

The Mansion in Baguio was built in 1908 to serve as the official summer residence of U.S. Governors-General during the American occupation, making it one of the historical places in Baguio. Today, this Baguio City tourist spot serves as the official summer palace of the President of the Philippines.


Located on the eastern side of the city, it right in front of the idyllic Wright Park. This grand palace is easily one of the most photographed landmarks in Baguio. 

Although the main gate is open to the public, visitors are only allowed in The Mansion House Museum, where tourists can check out presidential memorabilia.

Aside from exploring the museum, the only other activity you can do here is picture-taking. So don't be shy about taking tons of photographs!

Location: The Mansion, Baguio-Bua-Itogon Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 24/7 (Mansion Gate). Most of the time, the Mansion is closed to the public, so visitors can only get a glimpse of the actual mansion from the entrance gate.


Go Sight-seeing at Mines View Park

Baguio was a former mining town in the early 20th century. To get a glimpse of that past, you have to visit Mines View Park. This park sits on a ridge on the northeast side of Baguio. Exploring the park is one of the recommended leisure activities in Baguio.

Always crowded view deck from Mines View Park

As such, its main attraction is a viewing deck that offers a stunning view of the Cordillera Mountains and Benguet's old copper and gold mines. Tourists are given a chance to dress in traditional Ifugao garbs like bahag (loincloth), vests, and headdresses, and even hold a shield and spear for picture-taking.

You can also get your fix of Baguio's signature strawberry taho at Mines View Park. You won't have trouble finding taho vendors here as they are everywhere. Mines View Park is also a great spot to buy souvenirs. There are several shops here that sell woven items, knitted garments, wooden souvenirs, as well as silverworks.

Location: Mines View Park, Gibraltar Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
Entrance Fee: P10 (Adult); P5 (Children)


Buy Pasalubong at Good Shepherd Convent

Aside from the pasalubong stores around Mines View Park, do not forget to drop by at the Good Shepherd Convent that is just a stones' throw away. 

Their acclaimed peanut brittle, ube, and strawberry jam have become synonymous with Baguio pasalubong. They are also now offering baked goodies like Lengua de Gato and alfajores, homemade ice cream, and strawberry-calamansi juice.

Good Shepherd Convent's products for sale

Nuns and volunteers from the international congregation The Religious of the Good Shepherd Sisters run the convent, with profits from Good Shepherd going to charity. 

Be prepared to either line up for at least 30 minutes as you wait to be serviced or get heartbroken when your desired product goes out of stock. Though, you may enjoy taking photos from the convent's view deck with the Cordillera Mountains as your background.

Location: Good Shepherd Convent, 15 Gibraltar Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Daily)
Entrance Fee: FREE


OTHER ATTRACTIONS TO SEE OUTSIDE BAGUIO (Nearby Tourist Spots)


Strawberry Picking at La Trinidad Strawberry Farm

Visiting the strawberry farm in nearby La Trinidad along with other attractions is one of the top experiences you can't miss out on when you're in the Summer Capital. The weather in the North is perfect for growing several kinds of vegetables and fruits, but nothing is more popular and delicious than the plump red strawberries here.

La Trinidad, the capital of Benguet, is about 30 minutes from the Baguio town proper. This municipality is where you'll find hectares of land dedicated to growing strawberries to supply the rest of the country. It is one of the most frequented Benguet tourist spots.

The crowd at La Trinidad Strawberry Farm

Strawberries are best eaten when they're freshly harvested. So, grab a basket and pick the berries yourself. Aside from being such a unique experience, harvesting fruits will also give you a deeper appreciation for the Ibaloi farmers who till these lands.

The activity is open from November to May every year. The rates for the event vary. If you leave the work to the professionals, you can buy freshly picked strawberries near the exits of the farm. Aside from strawberries, you can also purchase fresh flowers and choose from a wide selection of fresh vegetables. Don't forget to try the treats like fresh Strawberry Ice Cream and Strawberry Taho, as well.

Location: Barangay Betag, La Trinidad, Benguet
Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Daily).
Entrance Fee: FREE. The rate for Strawberry-Picking Group Experience is P600. This rate is good for five (5) people already. If you will buy strawberries, the price is P360/kilo for small strawberries and P400/kilo for large strawberries.


Get Your Best Photo of StoBoSa Hill in La Trinidad

The shanty-covered hills of La Trinidad used to be an eyesore in otherwise scenic countryside. Inspired by the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil and the Gamcheon Cultural Village of South Korea, the local government sought to transform the bleak hillside communities of La Trinidad.

Colors of StoBoSa

Today, the houses of Stonehill, Botiw-tiw, and Sadjap (StoBoSa) have become an expansive life-sized art piece collectively called the StoBoSa Hillside Homes Artwork. 

Also known as the Colors of StoBoSa, it comprises of around 200 houses over an area of 18,000 square meters. If the sheer expanse of it is not enough to wow you, the vibrant hues of this massive art piece will.

Location: Barangay Balili, La Trinidad, Benguet
Opening Hours: 24/7
Entrance Fee: FREE


Admire the Taoist Architecture Bell Church, La Trinidad

Atop the hills near the borders of Baguio and La Trinidad sits the Bell Church, the center of the religious and cultural activities of Baguio's Chinese-Filipino community. 

Bell Church was founded in 1960 by Ng Pee, a Chinese immigrant from the Canton Region. This Chinese temple is primarily influenced by Taoist architecture, but it also features a fusion of Buddhist symbols and follows ancient Chinese methods of construction.

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Bell Church

Upon arriving at Bell Church, an ornate arch with dragon highlights and Chinese inscriptions will greet you. In front of the temple, you will find two octagonal lotus ponds that resemble a Bagua.

In Chinese culture, it represents the concept of rebirth and immortality. As you explore the church grounds, prepared to be entranced by the soaring pagodas, dragons, and lion statues, of course, the bells that decorate Bell Church.

Location: FA 347 Bell Church Road, La Trinidad, Benguet
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Note that it closes at lunch time between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM.
Fees: P20/head (Entrance Fee); P20 (Parking Fee)


Appreciate Art at Bencab Museum, Tuba

Baguio is home to a vibrant art scene; from contemporary Filipino art to the distinctive traditional architecture of the Cordillera Region. Whether you're an art aficionado or you're looking to deepen your appreciation for Filipino art, then be sure to drop by at BenCab Museum.

BenCab Museum is home to the permanent collection of Philippine National Artist Benedicto Cabrera. It also serves as a venue for art shows and exhibitions. 

BenCab Museum

The museum has several themed galleries. One of which is a gallery dedicated to original Cordillera art pieces such as sculptures, weapons, and paintings. Immersions in Bencab Museum is one of the best ways to enjoy the province.

The highlight of the museum is the gallery of BenCab himself. The BenCab Gallery houses the National Artist's masterpieces, which mostly feature Sabel, his best-known muse. Sabel was a real scavenger woman whom BenCab saw and photographed in 1965. She has since been the subject of several of BenCab's paintings.

Aside from the galleries, BenCab Museum also has a restaurant. Cafe Sabel serves the Cabrera family recipes and uses ingredients that are grown from the museum's garden.

Location: Kilometer 91, #6 Asin Road, Tadiangan, Tuba, Benguet
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Tuesday – Sunday). Note that last entry is at 5:30 PM. CLOSED on Mondays, Christmas, and New Year’s Day.
Entrance Fee: P150 (General Admission); P120 (Students); P100 (Senior Citizens and PWDs); FREE (Children below 42″ height)

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Your Baguio itinerary will never run out of places to visit, things to do, places to explore, lessons to learn, and food to eat in the City of Pines. If you are looking for 3 days and 2 nights stay, check out my Baguio itinerary guide.

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WHERE TO STAY IN BAGUIO

Here are some of the many top hotels with Certificate of Authority to Operate (CAO) from the Department of Tourism in Baguio:

You may also check the full list of hotels and lodging in Baguio. I also wrote Top10 hotels in Baguio on a separate blog.

For directions and bus schedules, check out my Manila to Baguio guide. For those who are driving to Baguio, you may check the fastest way to Baguio. Read my COMPLETE BAGUIO TRAVEL GUIDE to know more about Baguio City.


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Related To Baguio

  • Why Baguio is the best tourist spot?
    Baguio has always been one of the top destinations in the Philippines. Because of its chilly temperature, pine-dominated landscapes, and overall romantic atmosphere, this mountain city has attracted tourists especially in summer and the holidays like Christmas and New Year.

  • Why do you love Baguio?
    The locals are quite warm and friendly, and the neighborhood is very peaceful, to say the least. The people here are very welcoming, especially when it comes to visitors in the area. And that is something I would want people to feel and experience when they visit Baguio City.

  • What can you say about Baguio City?
    Hailed as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, Baguio is the top destination to go to if you want to take a break from the tropical heat in the lowlands. With average temperatures ranging from 15-23°C, the city rarely experiences temperatures higher than 26°C even during the warmest parts of the year.

  • What is the best month to go to Baguio?
    Hence, the popular time to visit Baguio is months of December and January. Highest temperature in Baguio is recorded as 95℉ in April and May. Lowest temperature in Baguio is recorded as 48.2℉ in February. Most humid month in Baguio is August.


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