This place is one of my favorite in Baguio because it is not crowded and the garden is very relaxing and beautiful. There were sculptures, ethnic huts where you can take pretty photos, at the gate there are elderly Igorots in their traditional outfit where you can take photos with for a fee. The flowers bloom before summer, so it is better to during those months.
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Bell Church is a Taoist Temple in Baguio city. The place is not that big but it offers a Chinese architecture for your travel photos. It has a garden but you can’t walk around there.
Tamawan Village is a sanctuary for local artist in Baguio city. They have an art gallery, souvenir shops and a cafe. You can also enjoy the garden and fish ponds here. It also have a replica of traditional houses were you can stay for the night.
The strawberry farm in La Trindad, Baguio city is one popular tourist destination although it is not much a pretty spot to take photos but it is the experience of harvesting strawberries that makes people want to go here. There are also souvenirs shops around the area where you can buy your “pasalubong”. The place is not always available for harvesting so better check out the season before visiting.
For those wanting to have a touch of Spanish and Nostalgia with there photos, Calle Crisologo is the place. This town is a heritage site for it’s old architecture that dates back during the Spanish colonial period. You will find here stores selling local products and modern restaurants combined. You can also ride horse carriage for that old travel experience.
Mayon Volcano is located in the Bicol region of the Philippines. It can be viewed in many picturesque areas. The most popular one is in Cagsawa ruins which was a church built in 1587. Another church area but still active is the Daraga Church but my favorite area to view it is in Lake Sumlang where you can eat and relax riding the bamboo rafts.
