The “summer capital of the Philippines,” Baguio City, is still a popular travel destination because of its mild climate, well-known landmarks, and
extensive history.
“This most significant and impactful project… will instill a sense of national pride, especially among our youth,” Secretary Frasco said. Attractions and landmarks Nearby, Burnham Park, named after the city’s designer, offers a serene escape with boat rides, bike rentals, and sprawling lawns. Wright Park, located across The Baguio Mansion House, is another favorite spot, known for horseback riding and its pine-filled scenery.Mines View Park provides stunning views of Benguet’s lush mountains and the town of Itogon, a historic mining hub. Visitors can enjoy photo opportunities with Saint Bernard dogs or marvel at the sea of clouds during the cooler months.
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