18 April 2022

4 Outdoor Hidden Gems in Baguio City

Baguio City has always been a favorite destination for many because of the scenery and amazing places to visit. Tourists would come to visit places like Camp John Hay, Burnham Park, Mines View, and other famous places. But if you look beneath the surface, there are hidden gems in Baguio City waiting to be discovered as well.

From secret spots that haven’t been discovered yet to spectacular views of Camp John Jay, keep your eyes peeled. Here’s everything you need to know about the five outdoor hidden gems in Baguio City.

4 Outdoor Hidden Gems in Baguio City

1) The Forest Bathing Trail

The Forest Bathing Trail is a two-hour, 8.5 km stroll through the pine woods on the southern and eastern reaches of Camp John Hay. Forest bathing is an emerging practice that originated in Japan and is undergoing research for its health benefits. The trail is manageable even for beginners. It’s especially ideal for those wanting to take a pleasant and relaxing walk in the company of nature.

2) Hot Cat Specialty Coffee

From its homey interiors and open-air courtyard filled with pine trees, you’ll find Hot Cat Coffee to be a mine of relaxation. Tucked away on a side street that already has its loyal patrons addicted, this coffee shop is sure to win you over! Now is your turn to try the Hot Cat that treats its coffee and tea like wine and all its snacks like a box of fine chocolates.

Hot Cat Specialty Coffee

Hot Cat Specialty Coffee

3) Baguio Bamboo Sanctuary

The Bamboo Eco Park in Baguio is a small piece of Tokyo in the city. It’s located at the St. Francis Xavier Seminary in Pacdal, Liteng. The name speaks for itself as the place lends its serenity to people who visit making it a small piece of heaven. 

4) Mount Costa

Sometimes Burnham Park can get a little too crowded when you just long to be alone in the great outdoors. Over 24 gardens inspired by various attractions are housed in the 6-hectare garden of Mount Costa. It’s home to the Mirror Garden, a very musical park, Land Art, and an amphitheater. Get some fresh air, eat outside, and go for a walk in the park.

 

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