A treasure hunt in the mountains of Baguio.

Tired of the same old beach vacations? Then come to Baguio, a mountain city in northern Luzon, Philippines, for a different travel experience🌄! Start your Baguio trip by taking a bus from Manila. Along the way, the scenery outside the window gradually changes from the hustle and bustle of the city to the tranquility of the countryside, and then to the rolling mountains, like a flowing painting. After a few hours of driving, you finally arrive in Baguio. Baguio has a pleasant climate, with an average annual temperature of around 20°C, making it a summer resort compared to the heat of other parts of the Philippines. As soon as you step into the city, the fresh air with the fragrance of pine trees hits you, refreshing your mind. The first stop is the iconic Burnham Park. It is like the green heart of Baguio, with large lawns like green velvet carpets and lush trees. Rent a small boat and float leisurely on the artificial lake, where the water is crystal clear and you can see fish swimming happily underwater. Around the lake, people are walking and picnicking, and children are playing and laughing on the grass, full of life and vitality. The Mines View Park is a great place to overlook the panoramic view of Baguio. As you walk along the winding mountain road, the view opens up when you reach the observation deck. The whole city of Baguio is in full view, with colorful houses scattered among the mountains, like a fairy tale town in the sunlight. The distant mountains are undulating, contrasting with the blue sky and white clouds, and you can take a postcard-like picture with your camera. At night, don't miss the Baguio Night Market. It is brightly lit and bustling with activity. The aroma of various snacks is enticing, from sweet fruit smoothies to delicious kebabs, and your taste buds will be in for a treat. There are also a wide variety of handicrafts, such as exquisite wood carvings and woven items, which make great souvenirs. Baguio's cuisine is also unique. In addition to the night market snacks, you must try the local specialties, such as "Kare-Kare", a rich peanut sauce with tender beef and vegetables, and "Adobo", chicken or pork marinated in unique spices, which is unforgettable. While in Baguio, you can also experience the local public transportation - the Jeepney. These colorful and uniquely decorated vehicles shuttle through the streets and alleys of the city, and taking a Jeepney is not only a convenient way to get to the various attractions, but also a way to experience the local life. This trip to Baguio is a feast for the eyes and taste buds, and a relaxation for the soul. There is no hustle and bustle of the beach, but the tranquility and comfort of a small mountain town. Every corner is full of surprises, and every journey leaves beautiful memories. If you are looking for a different kind of trip, Baguio is definitely worth a visit! 💕