Where is Baguio City?

Baguio City is a city in Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), Luzon, the Philippines.

What is Baguio City known for?

Baguio City is known for cool weather, pine trees, Panagbenga, strawberries, Cordillera crafts.

What is the population of Baguio City?

Baguio City had 368,426 people in the 2020 census of the Philippine Statistics Authority.

What are the places to visit in Baguio City?

Places to visit in Baguio City include Bayan Park in Aurora Hill, Burnham Park, Camp John Hay, Igorot Stone Kingdom.

Where to eat in Baguio City?

Places to eat in Baguio City include Good Taste Cafe and Restaurant, Manam SM Baguio, Tong Yang, SM City Baguio.

Baguio City: what to see, eat and do

Q: What festivals and events are in Baguio City?

Ibagiw Creative Festival (November, at the Baguio Convention Center).

About Baguio City

Baguio is where Filipinos go when the lowland heat stops being tolerable: 1,500 metres up in the Cordillera, in pine forest, cool enough to have earned the name Summer Capital of the Philippines. The market sells strawberries, ube jam and woven blankets to everyone who walks down from Session Road, and the students keep the city awake the rest of the year.

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Where Baguio City is

16.4119, 120.5933

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Bayan Park in Aurora HillA sight at #35 Bayan Park Road, Baguio City.

Burnham ParkThe city's central park: a boating lagoon, a bike loop and a skating rink, laid out by Daniel Burnham in the American period. Burnham was the American architect …

Camp John HayThis former R&R facility for American military personnel during the American occupation was turned over to the Philippine Government in 1991. Now under the auspices of the Bases …

Igorot Stone KingdomA contemporary stone attraction made through the traditional method of riprap and reinforced with concrete. Made from the concept of an Igorot child's fantasy of castles, the Igorot …

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