To Do

The NFA-Aguian View Deck has an iconic view of the majestic Banaue Rice Terraces, which was prominently featured in one of the old 1,000 Philippine Peso bills. It is easily accessible from the road.

The Banaue Rice Terraces, dubbed the "Eighth Wonder of the World", is part of the UNESCO-inscribed Ifugao Rice Terraces which are believed to be around 2,000 years old. Standing at around 1,500 meters above sea level, it offers a majestic glimpse into the indigenous and iconic farming ingenuity. It has several viewing decks that are easily accessible from the road.

Birdwatchers will find Magat and Maris Dam to be a delightful destination to observe and photograph different bird species. Some of the species sighted in 2021 include the Philippine scops owl, blue rock thrush, black-winged stilt, great billed heron, barn swallows, osprey, emerald dove, bramminy kite, pied bush chat, and more.

Take the 1,000 Steps challenge and be rewarded with panoramic views of Ifugao's serene beauty. This eco park has a paved trail on a 497-meter pathway that leads to a panoramic view point overlooking Magat Dam.

The Mansion House is one of the iconic and most visited historical landmarks of the city. It serves as the official summer palace of the President of the Philippines, and has become a tourist destination because of its accessibility, as the is easily seen from Romulo Drive. Originally built in the early 1900s as the summer residence of American Governors-General, it was rebuilt after World War II as a residence for visiting Philippine presidents.

The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) is the premier military academy for Filipinos wanting to enlist in the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). Established in 1898, the academy is also a historical landmark and tourist destination in the mountain city.

The annual flower festival is one of the city's most awaited events. Panagbenga, which means "season of blooming", celebrates the city's abundance of colorful blooms. It is marked by a parade, performances, and traditional activities.

Narda's Handwoven Arts & Crafts is more than a souvenir and gift shop - it has contributed significantly to the revival of Cordilleran textiles, particularly the Cordilleran Ikat weave. Established in 1972 by family planning nurse Narda Capuyan, the award-winning products have been showcased and exported to different parts of the world. Its main store in Baguio carries a wide range of contemporary handwoven items that range from apparel to home decor and more.

This ethnographic museum is one of the latest additions to Baguio's heritage destinations. Located within and managed by the University of the Philippines Baguio, it showcases Cordilleran culture through a "repository of the tangible and intangible", displayed via modern educational installations that lets guests immerse in the region's rich history and culture.

Browse through a carefully curated selection of local titles, independent publications, and reference books on Cordilleran culture at Mt. Cloud. The bookshop also serves as a space for seasonal events.