Trip to the North

Burnham Park is a top tourist destination in downtown Baguio where a small lagoon is situated at the park's center. It's famous for its boat activities and green spaces.

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park, located at Mirador Hill. This is one of Baguio's newest attractions, and it's our first time going here

Because Baguio is in high altitude, there is an abundance of fresh strawberries and strawberry products. The strawberries come from the farms around the area, especially its neighboring municipality, La Trinidad, which is dubbed as the Strawberry Capital of the Philippines. And if you’re a strawberry lover like me, you should visit the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm.

Be amazed with the grandeur and architectural beauty of Paoay Church. Built in 1710 and designed to withstand earthquakes, this well-preserved church offers both a spiritual and cultural experience.

Buy your "pasalubong" and be taken back to the 16th century as you walk along this city's well preserved Spanish colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and ancestral houses where every corner tells a story.

Take Instagram-worthy photos as you pose with the stunning backdrop of Bangui Windmills, a row of towering wind turbines along the coastline of Bangui Bay, known as the first power-generating wind farm in Southeast Asia

Up for a thrilling ride? Try the Culili Point 4x4 Adventure, an exhilarating off-road experience along the stunning coastal dunes of Ilocos Norte. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the West Philippine Sea!

Hop aboard a vibrant jeepney that will take you through Baluarte Zoo's expansive 80-hectare land, where majestic and amazing creatures roam freely in their natural habitat—no cages, just wildlife wonder!

Enter the Hidden Garden and be enthralled by the lush greenery and beautifully landscaped gardens as you taste Filipino breakfast with the famous and unique flavor of Ilocos longganisa and crispy bagnet.