About the City of Pines
Baguio City, located in the province of Benguet, is known for its cool climate, pine-scented air, and vibrant culture. Established during the American colonial period, it has grown into a popular destination for both local and international tourists.
Fun facts
Known for Panagbenga (Flower Festival)
Home to prestigious universities like UP Baguio
Burnham Park and Session Road are iconic spots
“Come and enjoy your day here in Baguio City, where cool breezes and scenic views await you!”
BAGUIO FESTIVALS
Panagbenga Festival
The Panagbenga Festival in Baguio is a vibrant celebration of flowers, culture, and renewal. Held every February, it highlights the rich traditions of the Cordilleras through colorful parades, stunning floral floats, and lively street dancing — a true symbol of creativity, community, and the blooming spirit of Baguio. 🌸
Igorot Stone Kingdom
The Igorot Stone Kingdom in Baguio is a popular attraction and a tribute to Igorot culture, heritage, and artistry. Built by a local Igorot sculptor, it features stone structures, towers, and statues that reflect the rich traditions and legends of the Igorot people. The park offers a unique blend of history, creativity, and breathtaking views — a perfect spot to appreciate Baguio’s roots and celebrate its native culture. 🏰🌲
La Trinidad Strawberry Festival
The Panagbenga Festival in Baguio is a vibrant celebration of flowers, culture, and renewal. Held every February, it highlights the rich traditions of the Cordilleras through colorful parades, stunning floral floats, and lively street dancing — a true symbol of creativity, community, and the blooming spirit of Baguio.
Ibagiw Creative Festival
The Ibagiw Festival is Baguio’s annual creative arts celebration, honoring the city’s rich culture, artistry, and craftsmanship. “Ibagiw”—an Igorot word for “to invent” or “to create”—highlights Baguio’s designation as a UNESCO Creative City. The festival features handicrafts, art exhibits, workshops, food fairs, and performances that celebrate creativity, tradition, and innovation in the Cordilleras. 🌲🎨
Travel Tips & Guide
•Best time to visit: December to March (cooler months)
•How to get there: Bus from Manila (Victory Liner, Genesis JoyBus)
•What to pack: Jackets, umbrella, walking shoes
•Use Grab or metered taxi
•Where to stay: Hotels along Session Road, Airbnb near Camp John Hay
•Respect the local culture
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Map & Contact Section
Baguio Tourism Office
Baguio Convention Center
(074) 446 2009
baguiovisita@gmail.com
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