Explore Baguio City Through Our Collection Of Photos

Browse our collection of images and videos that showcase the natural beauty and wonder of Baguio – the City of Pines.

Take a peek at what this unique haven has to offer.

Session Road: Baguio City's major artery and commercial district.

Once a garden theater and the home of the first civil governor of Benguet, the Cafe by the Ruins is not only a meeting place for people to enjoy the region's special menu but also a place where art, conversation and culture meets.

Freshly-harvested strawberries from the famous Strawberry Fields of La Trinidad, a short trip from Baguio City.

Visit the Easter Weaving Room and discover the hands that weave Baguio City's iconic fabrics.

A treasure trove of authentic items made by Baguio's highly-skilled artisans.

The Barrel Man: One of Baguio City's more amusing souvenir items.

One of Baguio's high class craftsmanship made by experienced weavers at the Easter Weaving Room.

Completed in 1936, the Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral better known as the Baguio Cathedral is distinct for being the only cathedral in the world to operate its own shopping center, the Porta Vaga.

Beautiful artistry inside the Baguio Cathedral.

The Bulol sculpture of the Ifugao people on display at the BenCab Museum.

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The Lion's Head welcomes you to Baguio City when you take the scenic route via Kennon Road.

Teacher's Camp features exhibits, function halls, cottages, a museum, football field and oval.

Massive clouds behind a varied terrain chanced along the Sto. Tomas Road, Campo Sioco, Baguio City.

Baguio City sparkling at night.

Morning star and the city at the break of dawn.

Sun rising above the misty mountains as seen from Mines View Park.

Tam-awan meaning "a viewing place" is certainly a fitting name for the Igorot Hut populated village. You can stay at one of the huts where you can see the panoramic view of the low-lying areas of La Union Province and the Gulf of Lingayen.

The bust of Daniel Burnham, Baguio's city planner, found at Burnham Park.

Fog looming over Baguio City.

Mines View Park souvenir shops.

Various flora abundantly thrives at the Baguio Botanical Garden.

The pine trees growing abundantly in Baguio not only provides green shades to relax the eyes, but its scent gives the atmosphere that exhilarating effect to the senses.

Just across The Mansion, Wright Park is one of the most photographed destinations in Baguio with its picture perfect layout of tall pine trees reflected on the long stretch of water.

The Mansion's intricate and luxurious gate is said to be the replica of the gates of the Buckingham Palace in London. These gates are opened to visitors when the president is not in the residence.

The "postcard perfect" official summer residence of the Philippine President known as The Mansion was built in 1908, almost as old as the city of Baguio itself.

A lot of bargain shopping opportunities when you visit the Wagwagan District in Baguio City.

Aside from local handicraft, posing for pictures with the horses, or silver shopping at Mines View Park, you can also purchase these beautiful and rich flora of Baguio's highland vegetation at relatively low prices.

Pilgrims and tourists climb the steep 252 steps to Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto as a form of sacrifice or offering to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

A quiet corner for prayer and meditation.

Swan, mermaid, crocodile or even dragon inspired boats glide at this man-made lake found at Burnham Park where family, friends and lovers quietly enjoy Baguio City's scenery.

Burnham Park on a lovely sunny day.

Baguio City Market definitely counts as Baguio's top tourist destination where you can find anything you need from souvenirs, grocery, to Baguio's arts and crafts, fresh fruits and vegetables and a lot more.

Province specialties and various meat products on sale at Baguio City Market.

Kids and adults can enjoy exploring Baguio on horseback at various horse trail rides.

Choose from a wide array of colors for a horseback ride in Baguio.

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