Having been caught up by the “Summer Capital of the Philippines” feels? When people hear the Summer Capital of the Philippines, they initially think of Baguio as the City of Pines. Eventually, most are unaware that Baguio is a multi-seasonal vacation setting. A climate-friendly go-to-places. If you are looking for ‘Tourist Spots Near Hotel Supreme’, here’s a guide for your perusal.
1. Bell Church (Temple)
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The Chinese temple is a 5-minute walk situated along Km.3, Balili, La Trinidad Benguet just right after the ‘Welcome' signage. Bell church is a religious and cultural site for Chinese Filipino locals and has served in several local feature films in the 1970s. This major tourist attraction is believed to be a place of “good Feng Shui”.
If you want to experience the Taoist temple, this is your chance! Enjoy an eco-walk at the site’s hilly landscape.
Address: Km. 3 Balili, La Trinidad Benguet, Philippines
Opening Hours: Sunday-Monday, 6:00 am to 5:00 pm
Social: Facebook
2.Valley of Colors “Colors of Stobosa”
Image Source: Valley of Colors
Image Source: Strawberry Farm, La Trinidad
Strawberry Farm is another organic attraction when going to Baguio, especially during its peak season from the months of October to May to enjoy fresh strawberry picking and try savory strawberry ice creams, shakes and drinks, and many other natural strawberry products from farm produce.
It is located at Km.5, Swamp Area, La Trinidad Benguet near Benguet State University (BSU). A must-visit farm of sweet and sour strawberries and greeneries of lettuce.
Address: Km. 5, Pico, La Trinidad Benguet, Philippines
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday, 6:00 am to 6pm
Social: Facebook
Scenic sites and oozing sips to go-to at the swarming heart of the city
If you have the energy and strong endurance to walk around the city and feel its busy breeze, get socially in touch with the locals and experience the city’s genuine artistry, then these are the places for you.
1. Session Road
Image Source: Session Road, Baguio City
City strolling is best experienced at Session Road, Baguio City especially at night time where the city lights outshines darkness with a Times Square, New York City aura fills the city of breeze. We also encourage you to go during Sundays and special holidays to be entertained by our very own region’s different buskers, lively and interactive.
A busy road at broad day and a calming walkathon at night is just one of the activities that Baguio can offer you. This is your sign to take a walk at Session Road!
Address: Session Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Open daily
2. Cafes along/near Session Rd.
📍 Ili-likha Artists’ Watering Hole
Image Source: Ili-likha Artists' Watering Hole
An all around art theater, museum, cafe and restaurants built-in one shed. A masterpiece by Eric De Guia commonly known as Kidlat Tahimik, a renowned film director and writer. A true artists’ haven welcoming for every artisans at heart.
Experience the magical place only at Ili-likha Artists Village, an eco-art complex where wanderers meet voyagers in a secret spot at the heart of a busy city.
Address: Assumption Rd, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday, 10 am to 6pm
Socials: Facebook , Instagram
📍 Oh My Gulay
Image Source: Oh My Gulay, Baguio City
Located at La Azotea Building, Session Road, Baguio City, a vegetarian restaurant overlooking the site of the noisy streets of the city. One of the various art spaces in the locality. A place of calm and creativity where skills and talents blossom.
Get to try their unique and witty menu to whip your native vegan juices, from the farms of neighboring provinces. Be a captain of a settling ship while eating.
Address: Session Road Fifth Floor La Azotea Building, Baguio City, Philippines
Opening hours: Monday-Sunday, 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Socials: Facebook , Instagram
3. Baguio Cathedral
Image Source: Baguio Cathedral
The Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral, commonly known as Baguio Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral. With its distinctive exterior, twin spires and stained glass windows which makes it a tourist attraction in Baguio in just a walking distance from Session road. The site where the cathedral currently stands was a hill referred to as Kampo by the Ibaloi people.
It withstood numerous wars and calamities. A historical structure indeed. After a long walk, this is a religious place where you would want to make a stop and reflect on life.
Address: Kabayanihan Baranggay, Baguio City, Philippines
Opening hours:Opens daily , 5:00 am to 7:00 pm
Social: Facebook
Image Source: Bell Church, Baguio City.jpg
The Chinese temple is a 5-minute walk situated along Km.3, Balili, La Trinidad Benguet just right after the ‘Welcome' signage. Bell church is a religious and cultural site for Chinese Filipino locals and has served in several local feature films in the 1970s. This major tourist attraction is believed to be a place of “good Feng Shui”.
If you want to experience the Taoist temple, this is your chance! Enjoy an eco-walk at the site’s hilly landscape.
Address: Km. 3 Balili, La Trinidad Benguet, Philippines
Opening Hours: Sunday-Monday, 6:00 am to 5:00 pm
Social: Facebook
2.Valley of Colors “Colors of Stobosa”
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Image Source: Valley of Colors
Valley of Colors is composed of three villages over 180 houses vibrantly painted, an artwork inspired by the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro and Gamcheon Cultural Village of Busan. "Stobosa" or StoBoSa is a portmanteau of the names of the sitios the artwork is situated namely Stonehill, Botiwtiw, and Sadjap.
Good thing! Colors of Stobosa is just a minute walk from the Bell Church, you don’t want to miss visiting.
Address: Km. 3 Balili, La Trinidad Benguet, Philippines Opening Hours: 24 hours Social: Facebook 3.Strawberry Farm
Image Source: Strawberry Farm, La Trinidad
Strawberry Farm is another organic attraction when going to Baguio, especially during its peak season from the months of October to May to enjoy fresh strawberry picking and try savory strawberry ice creams, shakes and drinks, and many other natural strawberry products from farm produce.
It is located at Km.5, Swamp Area, La Trinidad Benguet near Benguet State University (BSU). A must-visit farm of sweet and sour strawberries and greeneries of lettuce.
Address: Km. 5, Pico, La Trinidad Benguet, Philippines
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday, 6:00 am to 6pm
Social: Facebook
Scenic sites and oozing sips to go-to at the swarming heart of the city
If you have the energy and strong endurance to walk around the city and feel its busy breeze, get socially in touch with the locals and experience the city’s genuine artistry, then these are the places for you.
1. Session Road
Image Source: Session Road, Baguio City
City strolling is best experienced at Session Road, Baguio City especially at night time where the city lights outshines darkness with a Times Square, New York City aura fills the city of breeze. We also encourage you to go during Sundays and special holidays to be entertained by our very own region’s different buskers, lively and interactive.
A busy road at broad day and a calming walkathon at night is just one of the activities that Baguio can offer you. This is your sign to take a walk at Session Road!
Address: Session Road, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Open daily
2. Cafes along/near Session Rd.
📍 Ili-likha Artists’ Watering Hole
Image Source: Ili-likha Artists' Watering Hole
An all around art theater, museum, cafe and restaurants built-in one shed. A masterpiece by Eric De Guia commonly known as Kidlat Tahimik, a renowned film director and writer. A true artists’ haven welcoming for every artisans at heart.
Experience the magical place only at Ili-likha Artists Village, an eco-art complex where wanderers meet voyagers in a secret spot at the heart of a busy city.
Address: Assumption Rd, Baguio City
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday, 10 am to 6pm
Socials: Facebook , Instagram
📍 Oh My Gulay
Image Source: Oh My Gulay, Baguio City
Located at La Azotea Building, Session Road, Baguio City, a vegetarian restaurant overlooking the site of the noisy streets of the city. One of the various art spaces in the locality. A place of calm and creativity where skills and talents blossom.
Get to try their unique and witty menu to whip your native vegan juices, from the farms of neighboring provinces. Be a captain of a settling ship while eating.
Address: Session Road Fifth Floor La Azotea Building, Baguio City, Philippines
Opening hours: Monday-Sunday, 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Socials: Facebook , Instagram
3. Baguio Cathedral
Image Source: Baguio Cathedral
The Our Lady of the Atonement Cathedral, commonly known as Baguio Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic cathedral. With its distinctive exterior, twin spires and stained glass windows which makes it a tourist attraction in Baguio in just a walking distance from Session road. The site where the cathedral currently stands was a hill referred to as Kampo by the Ibaloi people.
It withstood numerous wars and calamities. A historical structure indeed. After a long walk, this is a religious place where you would want to make a stop and reflect on life.
Address: Kabayanihan Baranggay, Baguio City, Philippines
Opening hours:Opens daily , 5:00 am to 7:00 pm
Social: Facebook
