Baguio’s rainy season officially begins in June and continues until November, offering cooler temperatures and lush scenery amid frequent showers. The Charm of Baguio When It Rains When you think of Baguio, you might picture cool, misty mornings and pine-scented air. But imagine that amplified, with a gentle, persistent rain adding to the atmosphere. That’s what Baguio’s rainy season is
For many Filipinos, the closest we can get to a truly chilly holiday season without breaking the bank is a trip to Baguio City. While a fancy vacation to the US or Europe might be out of reach, and a trek deep into the Cordilleras to places like Sagada or Banaue demands more time and effort, Baguio offers that perfect
Heading to Baguio sounds like a great idea, especially if you’re looking to escape the heat and enjoy some cooler weather. The good news is, you don’t need to spend a fortune to have a fantastic time there. It’s totally possible to enjoy the “City of Pines” without emptying your wallet, and a little bit of planning can go a
After six quiet years, the Mile Hi complex in Camp John Hay is alive again. This beloved Baguio landmark, once a vibrant hub for families, students, and tourists, had shuttered its doors, leaving a noticeable gap in the city’s lively cultural landscape. Fast forward to August 17, 2025, and thanks to the collective efforts of the BBZ Group of Companies,
Baguio is a city that really draws you in, and a big part of that is its deep connection to the indigenous cultures of the Cordillera region. People visiting often want to experience this firsthand, which is great! But it also means we all need to be mindful of how we do it so we don’t accidentally cause offense or
Imagine swapping your usual holiday rush for crisp mountain air, stunning vistas, and genuine relaxation. A trip to Baguio before the year truly winds down offers just that. It’s a chance to hit reset, reconnect with loved ones, and create memories that sparkle long after December’s confetti settles. Escaping the Holiday Hustle: A Pre-Celebration Getaway The end of the year
Baguio City holds a special place in my heart as a foodie paradise in the Philippines. Whether you’re looking for quick street eats, a lavish buffet, or a sophisticated fine dining experience, Baguio’s culinary scene offers a delightful array of local and international flavors. Let me share some of my favorite finds and tips for enjoying this charming city. A
When people ask if Baguio is safe for solo female travelers, the short answer is usually yes, but with some common-sense precautions. It’s not a place where you need to be constantly on edge, but like any city you visit, especially when you’re on your own, it pays to be aware of your surroundings. There’s some good news on the
Baguio City, often called the “Summer Capital of the Philippines,” is a place that appeals to many for its cool climate and beautiful scenery. However, beyond its well-known attractions like Burnham Park and Mines View Park, this charming city also holds a treasure trove of exhilarating activities for those who crave a bit of adventure and a good dose of
Baguio City’s Golden Pine Hotel has been reimagined as a vibrant pop culture destination, thanks to the creative vision of Jed Steven Cunanan, grandson of the hotel’s founder. This transformation brings a unique themed experience to travelers, blending nostalgic elements with modern hospitality. A Journey from Superheroes to Art Jed Steven Cunanan didn’t just inherit a hotel; he inherited a
