January 2022

Baguio

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  • OH NO! Baguio Limits Leisure Travelers due to COVID-19 scare; Here’s What You Need to Know
    • This month, we take you to the best place to visit in summer—Baguio City! With its chill climate averaging from 15 to 23 degrees Celsius, one will find it as a great place to unwind, away from the stressful lowlands. Here in Baguio, you will find the busy market where you can buy fresh produce at affordable prices. You will also have the best time hopping on to various restaurants that serve appetizing dishes. Also, Baguio will offer you splendid scenery of nature that will make you love the well-known highland even more.

    Where to Go in Baguio City

    OH NO! Baguio Limits Leisure Travelers due to COVID-19 scare; Here’s What You Need to Know
    Baguio City limits borders for leisure travelers due to the COVID-19 omicron variant scare.
    The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay
    It was once called The Suites at Camp John Hay because The Manor didn't have room for suites.
    Baguio Museum: Home of Baguio’s Cultural and Historical Heritage
    Baguio Museum stands for, upholds, and embodies the cultural and historical heritage of Baguio City.
    Grand Sierra Pines Baguio: Re-imagine the City of Pines
    If you’ve ever wanted to reimagine your Baguio experience, then Grand Sierra Pines Baguio is the place for you. Located towards the northern part of Gibraltar, Grand Sierra Pines is a modern hotel that gives you everything you love about Baguio (cool mountain breeze, great scenery, wonderful people) with a twist. GRAND SIERRA PINES. You will remember this driveway for a long time. Grand Sierra Pines takes the best of Cordilleran culture and takes it into the 21st century. The hotel is considered a green building with its open-air set-up and several features that are both aesthetically pleasing and energy-saving. The rooms are equipped with some of the latest tech, […]
    Le Monet Hotel in Baguio City: A place of elegance, grace and comfort
    Le Monet is a boutique hotel, standing beautifully in the heart of Camp John Hay, that embodies elegance, grace, and comfort.
    Burnham Park in Baguio City: Most Welcoming Place in the City
    Burnham Park is probably the most welcoming place in Baguio, a place where different types of people go to relax, have fun, and bond with friends.
    Baguio City Market
    An overnight trip to Baguio calls for some shopping of food, clothes, and souvenirs especially for tourists. Fortunately, there’s a way to save more time and effort for other outdoor activities as all of these items can be found in one place—at the Baguio City Market, located in the heart of Baguio city. Bright red strawberries (P350 / kg) Here, you can find Baguio’s famous strawberries known for its perfectly balanced sweet and sour taste. In fact, for only P200, you can purchase 1kg of strawberries. There are also other products made from strawberries available like fruit jam for only P100 per 3 to 5 jars. Also, don’t miss the […]

    Where to Eat in Baguio City

    The Outlook Steak and Grill in Baguio City
    Comfort food is called comfort food for a reason, and The Outlook Steak & Grill makes it so you will feel comfortable while eating their food.
    Roadhouse Barn in Baguio City: Where Chicken & Steaks Rule
    At first glance, you can easily presume that Roadhouse Barn’s specialty is anything chicken—that’s only half correct.
    Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant in Baguio City
    Savor true Cordilleran cooking in the outskirts of Baguio City at Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant!
    The Lobby in Baguio City: International dining in a charming setting
    Both checked-in guests and walk-in diners are welcome to enjoy the delicious offerings of this charming hotel restaurant.
    Mario’s Restaurant in Baguio
    Classics never truly fade, and Mario's is one of those classics that is still relevant. They are still the prime choice for Baguio's businessmen and tourists.
    Canto In Baguio City: ‘Feel Baguio’ In This Homegrown Food Joint
    A brand new Canto was opened in the current location on Kisad Road, just across Burnham Park, in June 2017.
    Café by Ruins Dua: A Fusion of Food and Art in Baguio City
    Aside from being known with its cold weather and beautiful landscape, Baguio is also notable with their foods and love for arts. Here in Baguio, we found a special place where food and art is under one home — Café by Ruins Dua Café by Ruins Dua’s Interior Café by Ruins Dua came from the concept of ruins during World War II by a group of friends including Philippine National artist, BenCab. The term Dua means ‘two’ in Ilocano which implies that this is the second branch of Café by the Ruins after it was hit by a fire last 2017. Today, Café by Ruins Dua is an Asian fusion restaurant […]
    Hill Station in Baguio City: Culinary tribute to Baguio’s history
    Let yourself have a spoonful of Baguio's history and take your taste buds back in time with the flavors of Asia's hill stations.
    Baguio Craft Brewery in Baguio City: Filipino roots, world-class standards
    From six beers on tap to over 70 beers of various profiles.
    Café Yagam
    Discover the taste of Cordillera’s cuisine in Baguio! Café Yagam is the only Cordillera cuisine restaurant in the city. The interior includes a fireplace that gives off warmth in Baguio’s cold temperature so customers can feel a homey vibe while sitting on wooden and pillow chairs. It’s perfect to read a book in a chill-out café This restaurant offers unique Cordillera dishes like pinikpikan with etag, a smoky chicken stew with salted cured meat. Another popular dish is Pinuneg Blood Sausage (P200) which is made of pork blood that is perfectly partnered with spicy vinegar sauce. Black sausages tastes excellent There are also different beverages to choose from such as […]

    Where to Stay in Where to Stay in Baguio City

    The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay
    It was once called The Suites at Camp John Hay because The Manor didn't have room for suites.
    Grand Sierra Pines Baguio: Re-imagine the City of Pines
    If you’ve ever wanted to reimagine your Baguio experience, then Grand Sierra Pines Baguio is the place for you. Located towards the northern part of Gibraltar, Grand Sierra Pines is a modern hotel that gives you everything you love about Baguio (cool mountain breeze, great scenery, wonderful people) with a twist. GRAND SIERRA PINES. You will remember this driveway for a long time. Grand Sierra Pines takes the best of Cordilleran culture and takes it into the 21st century. The hotel is considered a green building with its open-air set-up and several features that are both aesthetically pleasing and energy-saving. The rooms are equipped with some of the latest tech, […]
    Le Monet Hotel in Baguio City: A place of elegance, grace and comfort
    Le Monet is a boutique hotel, standing beautifully in the heart of Camp John Hay, that embodies elegance, grace, and comfort.
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