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Baguio City has decided to open its borders for more tourists. All visitors from Luzon are welcome to travel to the summer capital starting October 22, 2020. Initially, only visitors from Baguio City, La Union, Pangasinan, Ilocos Sur, and Ilocos Norte were allowed to enter Baguio for leisure. With the expected influx of more travelers, a maximum visitor … Read more
In July 2019, Pangasinan Solid North Transit was the first bus company to introduce a point-to-point bus from Manila to Baguio. Many have praised this new service for its efficiency, cleanliness, and good value for money. After operating this service for months, Solid North Transit added a new luxury coach for its PITX to the … Read more
Out of all the popular attractions in Baguio, the Baguio Cathedral is definitely not one to miss. This beautiful structure dates way back to the 1900s, dedicated to the Lady of Atonement, otherwise known as the Blessed Virgin Mary. Sitting in the middle of Session Road, this Roman Catholic church has distinctive twin spires and … Read more
Victory Liner Bus has always been the top choice when commuting from Manila to Baguio City, and vice versa. The travel time from Manila to Baguio takes around 4-6 hours, depending on the bus type you choose. Read on to learn more about Victory Liner’s features, schedules, fares, and terminal locations. Table of Contents1 Victory Liner … Read more
Coffee lovers consider Baguio as one of their favorite places since the city is home to some of the best coffee shops in the country. Plus, it’s the perfect place to get cozy with a warm cup of brewed drink. I mean, who could not resist the cold weather and beautiful view? We listed down … Read more
The name Good Shepherd is a Baguio staple. The Good Shepherd Convent is one of—if not the most—popular souvenir shops in Baguio which offers food products prepared by Good Shepherd nuns. They’re a bit pricey compared to other brands, but you’ll be guaranteed high quality and taste like no other. The Good Shepherd Ube Jam … Read more
Traveling from Manila to Baguio originally took 8 hours, but thanks to TPLEX, buses, and private cars can now reach the City of Pines in just 4-6 hours. Going to Baguio for a quick retreat isn’t new to the traveling scene, but the city’s cold climate, old city charm, delectable food places, IG-worthy cafes, and beautiful parks are just … Read more
Baguio City is not just a place to relax and unwind, people also come for its food! We took a trip to Baguio and tried their most famous restaurants. Can’t decide where to eat in Baguio? Check out these places on your next food crawl to the City of Pines. Victory Liner, Solid North, JoyBus, and Genesis Buses have … Read more
Mines View Park is among the oldest and most famous attractions in Baguio City. Aside from the natural surroundings, it’s very popular among tourists because it features the mesmerizing Baguio view from the observation deck. Table of Contents1 Mines View Park History2 Mines View Park Entrance Fee3 Directions to Mines View Park, Baguio City4 Where to … Read more
What do strawberries, public parks, and sweater weather make you think of? There can only be one city that can come to mind: Baguio! It’s hard to believe that there’s a place where it’s chilly all year round in the Philippines. Baguio—or even the whole Benguet region—is perfect for those who’ve had enough of the … Read more