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Mar 13, 2025

　　Didn't realise Baguio was so cold? The Night Market is a great place to find a cheap used hoodie or a raincoat.

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Camp John Hay
Baguio
　　A Japanese internment camp for Allied prisoners of war in WWII, and then a US military rest-and-recreation facility, 246-hectare Camp John Hay has been reinvented as a mountain resort with restaurants, hotels, shops, a fantastic golf course and a handful of scattered sights sprinkled amid rolling hills and stands of...
St Louis University Museum
Baguio
　　This campus museum is run by Isekias 'Ike' Picpican, one of the country’s foremost authorities on the history and culture of the Cordillera people. You can spend hours examining weapons, funereal artefacts, tribal costumes, musical instruments such as the nose flute, woodcarvings, and photographs of various rituals and sacrifices, but...
Night Market
Baguio
　　Didn't realise Baguio was so cold? The Night Market is a great place to find a cheap used hoodie or a raincoat. ...
BenCab Museum
Baguio
　　This superb museum dedicated to the life, times and work of artist Benedicto Reyes Cabrera (BenCab) is as fascinating as the man himself. The gallery is a mix of high glass panes that slant light into modern art colonnades offset by walls of traditional animist wood carvings, bulol (sacred wood...
Lourdes Grotto
Baguio
　　Established by the Spanish Jesuits in 1907, the Lourdes Grotto sits at the top of 252 steps in the hilly western part of town. From the top, there’s a nice view of the city’s rooftops. Even better views are to be had from the top of Dominican Hill, a short...
Baguio Mountain Provinces Museum
Baguio
　　This museum is a great introduction to the Igorot ('mountain people') of the Cordillera and the harmful 'savage highlander'/'cultured lowlander' divide, introduced by the Spanish. Each display focuses on an indigenous group, and you'll see spears, bolos (machetes) of Kalinga headhunters, accounts of Ibaloi mummification practices and a Kabayan mummy,...
Mile High Viewpoint
Baguio
　　See a lovely panorama and breathe in the clean air. ...
Tam-awan Village
Baguio
　　Nine traditional Ifugao homes and two Kalinga huts were taken apart then reassembled on the side of a hill at this artists colony. Spending the night in one of these huts (single/double P500/P1000) is a rare treat. You can participate in art workshops, learn dream-catcher or bead making, and enjoy...
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