Baguio
Baguio is a popular destination for a cooler-weather getaway, with parks, attractions, cafés, restaurants, and places to stay. I've been visiting Baguio since I was younger, and it's a place I still enjoy returning to for a change of scenery and a food trip.
This page brings together our Baguio travel guides, attractions, accommodation experiences, and practical tips to help you plan a visit.
Baguio Travel Guide
Here are some of my Baguio articles to help you start planning your trip.
Staycation and Food Trip
Staycation, Restaurants and Cafes
Short trip to Baguio City
DIY Travel Guide
Things to Do in Baguio
Baguio has a mix of well-known attractions and places that offer a different experience from the usual city itinerary. Here are some of the places we've visited.
Mirador Heritage and Eco-Spirituality Park
Explore the park grounds, details and what to expect during a visit.
Igorot Stone Kingdom
Explore the Stone Kingdom and important details about this attraction.
Hotels & Staycation in Baguio
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Where we stayed is also part of the trip. Browse our hotel and resort reviews, including beach resorts, staycations, family-friendly stays and other accommodations we've personally experienced.
Tudor in the Pines
My experience: A London-inspired accommodation in Baguio. Here’s my detailed experience → Tudor in the Pines
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Restaurants & Cafés in Cavite
Food is always part of our trips. From local restaurants and food spots to cafés and food trips, here's where you can find the places we've actually tried around the Philippines.
Start with our Baguio Staycation and Food Trip guide for ideas based on our visit. I'll add more restaurant and café features as we explore more of the city.
Restaurants
Restaurants and local food spots we've visited.
Coffee Shops and Cafes
Coffee shops, cafés and places worth checking out.
Baguio Travel Guide FAQ
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You can visit Baguio City all year round because of its cool climate.
For me, the best time to visit Baguio City is November and January. The reason for this are: to avoid the crowd of Panagbenga Festival in February, summer vacations from March to April, the rainy season from June to October and the family gatherings on December.
I would recommend avoiding long weekends and holidays because of traffic.
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A weekend can cover a few attractions and food stops. An extra day gives you more flexibility and a more relaxed experience.
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Yes, depending on your itinerary and accommodation. Choose attractions based on walking distances and accessibility, and allow time to rest.
Plan Your Trip
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What I Bring When I Travel
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Where Are You Going Next?
Baguio is just one part of our travels. Explore our other destination guides for DIY trips, food, hotels, itineraries, budgets, and practical tips from our actual experiences.
Classic Italian Restaurant in Baguio City.