Baguio City is known as Philippine’s summer capital due to its natural cold weather. People depart from the city during summer days to escape the heat and stay in Baguio to enjoy the cozy weather.
There are several tourist spots in Baguio. Surely this is not my first time in Baguio neither will this be my last. The first time I visited Baguio was way back 2012. The second one was during the time we climbed Mt. Pulag together with my close buddies. This is actually my third time in Baguio.
How to get there:
- From Manila, there are several buses that ply to Baguio. Mostly known for travelers are the Victory Liner buses that leaves from either Pasay or Cubao to Baguio.
- Victory Liner buses from Pasay departs to Baguio every hour 24/7.
- Bus fare usually ranges from 400php to 700php.
- Travel time is around 6-8 hours.
What to expect:
- Cozy weather.
- It usually rains.
- Crowded streets since it is a city of course.
Exhausted from the trip and getting ready for out Mt. Ulap trek the next day, we did not do much. We just enjoyed the weather and relaxed. We were also able to get to dine-in in one of the famous restaurants in Baguio, that is Cafe by the Ruins.
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