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BAGUIO TRAVEL GUIDE (ITINERARY + BUDGET) (2024)

by thepinay solobackpacker | Mar 24, 2024 | Baguio , Itinerary , Philippines , Travel Guide | 0 comments

Detailed Baguio travel guide with DIY Baguio itinerary with budget including places to see in Baguio. 

Baguio, the summer capital of the Philippines, has a timeless appeal. This bustling city on the foot of the Cordillera is geographically part of Benguet province, but now operates separately since its conversion to a chartered city. Baguio is largely known as a Tourist Town , attracting hordes of tourists due to its cool weather, pine trees,  artsy-man-made attractions, museums, street arts, and neighboring flower farms and misty mountains. Baguio is also a popular University Town due to the presence of major universities and community colleges in the city. Even Koreans flock to Baguio  to study because of its good reputation as the education capital of Northern Philippines, and cool climate. Koreans even participate in the annual Panagbenga Festival, the largest flower festival in the Philippines.

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ABOUT BAGUIO

Baguio City that we see today was actually established by the Americans as a hill station, largely evident are some tourist spots here with American names like Camp John Hay and Burnham Park.   But long before the arrival of the invaders, Baguio City was already inhabited by the Kankana-ey and Ibaloi indigenous peoples of the Cordillera Region, an area known as Kafagway back then.

Today, Baguio where the old and new cultures thrive harmoniously.  Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a repeat visitor, Baguio has something to offer for you. If you plan on traveling to Baguio soon, here’s a comprehensive Baguio Travel Guide with sample Baguio Itinerary for 4 days 3 nights and 3 days 2 nights for you.

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT BAGUIO

Baguio is a year-round destination. But if you want to visit during the coldest months, try December to January. February is peak season for Baguio due to the month-long celebration of its flower festival – Panagbenga Festival. It is also a good month to visit due to the activities during this season, but hotels are usually priced higher during February.

BAGUIO TRIP ESSENTIALS

Breathe baguio tour (join tour): reserve here, baguio historical tour: reserve here, baguio cultural tour with easter weaving: book here, baguio instagram walking tour: reserve here, northern blossoms flower farm tour: book here.

Here’s a sample Baguio Itinerary for 2 days. I included the entrance fees on the expenses. I will write a more detailed Baguio Itinerary blog soon.

BAGUIO DRONE

Be careful when flying your drone in Baguio as it is strictly prohibited in some areas, permission might be required from CEPMO. Avoid flying near Loakan Airport, PMA and other military areas, the central business district (avoid residentials buildings), avoid flying in Camp John Hay, the Mansion, and Wright Park.

BAGUIO SAFETY

Baguio is generally tourist friendly and safe even for solo travelers. I have traveled here lone many times in the past, and I’ve always felt safe even when riding taxis alone. Taxi drivers will really give you the exact change, they’re honest, unlike many taxi drivers in Manila.  But as in any other areas, be vigilant in dark places and crowded streets. There are cases of pickpocketing and robberies in Baguio already.

Baguio is a smoke-free city and is pretty strict in prohibiting smoking and vaping in all public places, including parks and other outdoor areas. Smoking is only allowed in establishments with permits to operate smoking area.

WHERE TO STAY IN BAGUIO

Baguio is oozing with accomodations for all types of budget, so you won’t really run out of places to stay, even during the Panagbenga Festival season. I recommend staying near Burnham Park or Session Road as it is near many establishments.

However, most of the newer hotels in Baguio are located outside the downtown area. And they’re usually your best option for mid-range hotels. Anyway, you can easily reach downtown Baguio via taxi or Grab. Expect to pay roughly ₱65 ($1.15) for a taxi to the city center.

Here are some of the top-rated hotels in Baguio.

• Sotogrande Hotel Baguio
• Location: Baguio City Proper
• CHECK RATES HERE OR RESERVE HERE

Stayed in Sotogrande Hotel last time. This is a new hotel. Room has enough space to move around. Their breakfast buffet is pretty generous. They have an in-house restaurant, and I like their crispy pata, pizza and pasta. For dessert, try their sansrival cake.  

• The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay
• Location: Camp John Hay

Stayed here before and I really like the cozy lobby of this hotel as well as the restaurant. Rooms are spacious too. Food at the restaurant is just okay.

• G1 Lodge Design Hotel
• Paladin Hotel
• Location: Baguio City Proper (near Burnham Park)
• The Orchard Hotel Baguio

 HOW TO GET TO BAGUIO

1.From Manila, take a bus bound for Baguio. Victory Liner has buses to Baguio from Cubao and Pasay. Alternatively, you may also take Genesis Bus or Joy Bus to Baguio. Regular Aircon Express bus fare from Baguio to Cubao is roughly ₱626 ($11.14), while from Pasay to Baguio bus fare is around ₱640 ($11.39). See Victory Liner Bus fare below.

MANILA TO BAGUIO BUS (PITX & Cubao): BOOK HERE

Manila to baguio bus (pasay, cubao, pitx): reserve here.

VICTORY LINER BUS FARE  (Cubao to Baguio)

*If you are traveling on a Friday night or over the weekend via Victory Liner, make sure you buy your ticket in advance as the line can get pretty long.  It took us 2.5 hours as chance passenger to ride the bus to Baguio. Otherwise, go to the other bus companies like Genesis and Joy Bus, they also have terminals in Cubao and Pasay.

If you are traveling in group, you may want to consider renting a van to Baguio from Manila, Tagaytay, La Union, Baguio, and more.

PRIVATE VAN TRANSFER (MANILA TO BAGUIO): BOOK HERE

Getting around baguio, baguio by tour package.

If you want a hassle-free tour of Baguio, there are several  DOT-accredited tour operators in Baguio. It is best to book a tour with them. If your time is limited,  you can also book a day tour from Manila to Baguio. SEE THE TOURS ABOVE THIS BLOG UNDER BAGUIO TRIP ESSENTIALS.

BAGUIO BY TAXI

Touring by taxi in Baguio is also a good option,  that’s because taxi drivers in Baguio are generally honest, they would use the meter and give you the exact exchange.  The current flag down rate is roughly ₱40 ($0.72) for the first 500 meters, with ₱2 ($0.040) per 100 meter increments thereafter.  Baguio taxi tour rate depends on how many hours you plan to tour Baguio.  Usual rate per day now for hiring a taxi in Baguio for 1 day is ₱3,500 ($62.94) to ₱4,000 ($71.93)  that’s good for 3-4 people and tour is from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

BAGUIO BY JEEPNEY

It is possible to get around in Baguio by jeepney. The starting rate for the classic jeepney is ₱13 ($0.23).  This is good if you want to do a DIY Baguio Travel, but make sure you know the Baguio jeepney routes (which is quite confusing) to avoid getting lost.  There’s also the airconditioned jeep now in Baguio but I haven’t tries riding it yet.

You can also hire a jeepney in Baguio to see some of the new Baguio tourist spots, as well as the classic destinations if you are a large group, say group of 10 or more. There’s a jeepney terminal just outside Victory Liner, you may ask the drivers for per day rate.

TOP TOURIST SPOTS IN BAGUIO

Here’s a list of some of the popular tourist spots in Baguio, perfect for first timers in the city.  I also wrote a comprehensive list of Baguio Tourist Spots in another blogpost (see link below)

ALSO READ: 42 BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS + ITINERARY

1. igorot stone kingdom.

• Entrance Fee: (Adult) ₱100 -$1.79, (Senior/PWD with ID) ₱80 – $1.43, (Kids 4-12 y) ₱80 – $1.43
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Address: Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio City
• How to get to Igorot Stone Kingdom: Make your way to Otek Street. Take the jeepney with “Long-Long” or “Tam-awan” signage. Tell the driver to drop you off at Igorot Stone Kingdom. Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23). Alternatively, you can take a taxi or grab to Igorot Stone Kingdom, fare is roughly ₱100 ($1.78) from downtown Baguio.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Tam-awan Village
• Only pets with diapers are allowed to enter the park.
• Smoking/vaping inside the park is strictly prohibited

2. TAM-AWAN VILLAGE

• Entrance Fee: (Adult) ₱60 -$1.08, (Senior/Student) ₱40 – $0.72, (Kids under 10 y.o) ₱30 – $0.54, (Kids under 3 y.o) FREE
• Picnic Fee: ₱200 – $3.59 for group of 10 persons (entrance fee excluded)
• Bonfire (6:00 PM – 11:00 PM) : ₱120 – $2.15 (entrance fee excluded)
• Use of Hut without beddings: ₱500 – $8.97 hut per day (entrance fee excluded)
• Function Fee: ₱8,000 -$143.47 per day (maximum of 40 persons)
• Open Hours: Daily 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• How to get to Tam-awan Village: Make your way to Kayang Street. Take the jeepney with “Long-Long” or “Tam-awan” signage. Tell the driver to drop you off at Tam-awan Village. Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Igorot Stone Kingdom

3.MIRADOR HERITAGE AND ECO-SPIRITUALITY PARK

• Entrance Fee: ₱100 ($1.79), Kids 12 years old – FREE, Senior/PWD discounted
• Parking fee : ₱25 ($0.45)
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Mirador Heritage Park)
• Address: 15 Street, Theresa Extension, Baguio
• How to get to Mirador Heritage Park: Take the jeepney en route to Dominican Hill. Tell the driver you are going to Mirador Heritage Park. Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23). Alternatively, you may also take a taxi to Mirador Heritage Park, fare is about ₱70 ($1.26) – ₱100 ($1.79).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Lourdes Grotto, Diplomat Hotel

4. HERITAGE HILL AND NATURE PARK GARDEN (DIPLOMAT HOTEL)

• Entrance Fee : Adult -₱10 ($0.18), Child – ₱5 ($0.090)
• Parking Fee:
• Address: Dominican Hill, Diplomat Road Baguio
• How to get to Diplomat Hotel: Make your way to the jeepney terminal of jeepneys bound for Dominican Hill.  Ask the driver if it will pass by Diplomat Hotel, ride the jeepney, and tell the driver to drop you off at the path going to Diplomat Hotel. Fare starts at ₱13 ($0.23).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Attraction: Mirador Heritage Park, Lourdes Grotto

  5. BENCAB MUSEUM – BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS

• Entrance Fee (Museum): (Regular) ₱200 – $3.59, (PWD/Seniors) ₱150 – $2.69, (Student) ₱120 -$2.15, Child no taller than 42” is FREE
• Eco-Trail Tour: (Regular) ₱200 – $3.59, (PWD/Seniors) ₱150 – $2.69, (Student) ₱120 -$2.15, ₱150 – $2.69 Guide fee per group
• Open Hours: Tuesdays to Sundays 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:30 PM), closed on Mondays, Christmas Day and New Year
• How to get to BenCab Museum: Head to the jeepney terminal in Kayang Street  near Baguio City Hall. Ride the jeepney bound for Asin Road. Fare is ₱13 ($0.26). Tell the driver to drop you off at BenCab Museum.
• Photography for personal use is permitted.
• Video recording, flash photography, drones, tripods and selfie-sticks are not allowed anywhere in the property.
• Selfie sticks are allowed only in the Farm and Gardens

6. IFUGAO WOOD CARVER’S VILLAGE

• Entrance Fee: FREE
• Location: Asin Road, Baguio, Benguet

7. BELL CHURCH

• Opening Hours: 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM
• How to get there: Ride the jeepney bound for La Trinidad at the jeepney terminal.  Get off at the jumping off point to the Bell Church, near the border of Baguio City and La Trinidad. It’s near the Valley of Colors (Stabosa Colorful Houses). Fare is roughly ₱20 ($0.36). Walk for a few minutes to Bell Church.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Stobosa Colorful Houses

8. STOBOSA COLORFUL HOUSES (Colors of Stobosa)

• Entrance Fee: Donation
• How to get there: Ride the jeepney bound for La Trinidad at the jeepney terminal.  Get off at the jumping off point to the Bell Church, near the border of Baguio City and La Trinidad. It’s near the Valley of Colors (Stabosa Colorful Houses). Fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23). Walk for a few minutes to Bell Church.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Bell Church

9. LA TRINIDAD STRAWBERRY FARM

• Strawberry Picking : ₱500 ($8.99) per kilo
• How to get to La Trinidad Strawberry Farm : Make your way to Shuntag Road in front of Baguio City Hall. Ride the jeepney en route to La Trinidad and tell the driver to drop you off at La Trinidad Strawberry Farm. Fare is ₱30 ($0.54) per person. Alternatively, you may take a cab from Baguio City to La Trinidad Strawberry Farm for roughly ₱160 ($2.88) – ₱200 ($3.60), good for 3-4 persons.

Baguio Strawberry Tour: BOOK HERE

10. baguio street arts (baguio murals).

Check out Baguio’s dramatic street arts showcasing the people and culture of the Cordillera region. The popular ones are part of Project Hila-Bana Mural, mostly created by Venazir Martinez, a young Filipina visual artist. You can find one of the Project Hila-Bana Mural at PNR Compound where jeepneys are parked. It’s just across the Victory Bus Terminal in Baguio. You can head to the façade of Tam-awan Village, Magsaysay Avenue, and inside  UP Baguio for other street murals.

BAGUIO INSTAGRAM WALKING TOUR: RESERVE HERE

11. burnham park – baguio tourist spots.

• Boat: ₱100 ($2) per 30 minutes (good for 5 persons) + ₱50 ($1) if with rower
• Go Kart: ₱50 ($1) per 30 minutes
• Chopper: ₱75 ($1.50) per 35 minute
• Open Hours: 24/7
• Location: Jose Abad Santos Drive, Baguio City
• How to get to Burnham Park: Ride a jeepney with Baguio City – Camp 6 signage. Fare is about ₱10 ($0.20).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Session Road, Oh My Gulay, Baguio Cathedral, Ukay-Ukay

BURNHAM PARK GUIDED TOUR: BOOK HERE

12. ililikha artist village.

• Open Hours: Daily 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Address: #32 Assumption Road, Brgy. Kabayanihan, Baguio City
• How to get to Ililikha Artists Village: Make your way to Session Road. It’s about a 5 minute walk from there. Make a turn to Assumption Road.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Baguio Cathedral, Burnham Park

13. OH MY GULAY

• Open Hours:
• Monday –  11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Tuesday – Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• Friday-  11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Sunday – 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• Food Prices: Starts at ₱130 ($2.56)
• Location: 108 La Azotea Building Session Road, Baguio
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots : Session Road, Burnham Park, Baguio Cathedral
• Entrance Fee:
• Adults – ₱100 ($1.79)
• College – ₱70 ($1.26)
• Highschool – ₱60 ($1.08)
• Elementary – ₱40 ($0.72)
• Seniors & PWD – ₱50 ($0.90)

14.BAGUIO MUSEUM

• Open Hours: Tuesday to Sunday – 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

15. SKY RANCH BAGUIO

Located just beside SM Baguio is Sky Ranch Baguio, an amusement park that offers carnival games and thrilling rides such as Super Vikings, Sky Cruiser, Red Barron, Flying Bus, etc. You can book tickets in advance below to skip the lines.

SKYRANCH BAGUIO: DISCOUNTED TICKETS HERE

16. sm baguio (for sunset viewing).

SM Baguio boast of a Sky Terrace that offers one of the best sunset views in Baguio.  SM Baguio is also the first SM Supermall that doesn’t use an air-conditioning system upon its completion.

17. BELL HOUSE

• Entrance Fee (Bell House + Cemetery of Negativism): (part of the Camp John Hay Historical Core)
• Adult: ₱85 ($1.53)
• Blistt Resident (with ID): ₱55 ($0.99)
• Student/Senior/ PWD: ₱40 ($0.72)
• Children below 4 Feet: FREE
• Address: Camp John Hay, Baguio City
• How to get to Bell House: This is within Camp John Hay and walking distance to the Cemetery of Negativism. Ride the jeep bound for Scout Barrio, Loakan, or Kias-PMA, fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).  Their jeepney terminal is situated at the east side of Burnham Park across Tiong-San Department Store, Harrison Road. Best to ride a taxi though, as it is more convenient. I paid less than ₱100 ($1.80) to get there by cab.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Bell Amphitheater, Cemetery of Negativism, Camp John Hay, Tree Top Adventure Baguio

18. CEMETERY OF NEGATIVISM

• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Bell House, Bell Amphitheater, Camp John Hay, Tree Top Adventure Baguio

19. CAMP JOHN HAY – BAGUIO TOURIST SPOTS

• How to get to Camp John Jay: Ride the jeep bound for Scout Barrio, Loakan, or Kias-PMA, fare is roughly ₱13 ($0.23).  Their jeepney terminal is situated at the east side of Burnham Park across Tiong-San Department Store, Harrison Road. Best to ride a taxi though, as it is more convenient. I paid less than ₱100 ($1.80) to get there by cab.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Cemetery of Negativism, Bell House, Bell Amphitheater

20 . BAGUIO BOTANICAL GARDEN

• Baguio Botanical Garden Entrance Fee:

• Address: 37 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
• How to get to Baguio Botanical Garden: Take a jeepney bound for Mines View Park at the terminal in Gov. Pack Road.  The jeep will pass through Teacher’s Camp, Laperal Whitehouse, Pink Sister’s Convent, Botanical Garden, The Mansion, Wright Park, Good Shepherd, and Mines View Park. Fare is approximately ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Wright Park and The Mansion

21. WRIGHT PARK AND THE MANSION

• Entrance Fee : FREE
• Horseback Riding: ₱ 300 ($5.39) per hour or ₱200 ($3.60) per 30 minutes
• How to get to Wright Park and The Mansion: Take a jeepney bound for Mines View Park at Governor Pack Road.  The jeep will pass through Teacher’s Camp, Laperal Whitehouse, Pink Sister’s Convent, Botanical Garden, The Mansion, Wright Park, Good Shepherd, and Mines View Park. Fare is approximately ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.  Alternatively, you can take a taxi from downtown Baguio for around ₱100 ($1.80).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Botanical Garden

22. MINES VIEW PARK

• Adult and Children (13 years old & above): ₱10 ($0.20)
• Children (12 years & below): ₱5 ($0.090)
• 2 Years Old and below: FREE
• How to get to Mines View Park: Take a jeepney bound for Mines View Park at Governor Pack Road Terminal.   Fare is approximately ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.  Alternatively, you can take a taxi from downtown Baguio for around ₱100 ($1.80).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Good Shepherd

23.GOOD SHEPHERD BAGUIO (Ube Jam)

• How to get to Good Shepherd Baguio: Ride a Baguio – Plaza – Mines View jeepney at  Gov.Pack Road. Fare is about ₱13 ($0.23) and travel time is about 10 minutes.  Alternatively, you can take a taxi from downtown Baguio for around ₱100 ($1.80).
• Nearby Baguio Tourist Spots: Mines View Park

24. PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL

The Panagbenga Festival is where you’ll witness street parades with participants clad in their native costumes or flower costumes. Don’t miss the highlight of the festivity which is the Panagbenga float parade when massive floats flaunt the streets of Baguio.

• Location: Harrison Road, Session Road, Burnham Park

BAGUIO SIDE TRIPS

1.northern blossoms flower farm.

If you have the luxury of time, you can make a side trip to Northern Blossom Park from Baguio, which is situated in Brgy. Sayangan in Atok, Benguet.  This place is peppered with colorful flowers rarely seen in most parts of the Philippines.  The view of the surrounding massif here will make you feel alive and appreciate nature more.

For a detailed direction to Northern Blossom Park, check out my comprehensive blog below, click the link.

ALSO READ: NORTHERN BLOSSOM PARK TRAVEL GUIDE

2. mt. ulap.

If you’re the adventurous type you can go climb Mt.Ulap, a perfect day hike from Baguio. It’s about 1 hour away from downtown Baguio by public jeepney to Ampucao, Itogon, Benguet. It is dubbed as a beginner’s hike with 3/10 difficulty level. However, according to beginner hikers who have tried climbing this beauty, it’s not an easy feat. It may take 4-11 hours to hike Mt. Ulap depending on your endurance. You can climb Mt.Ulap DIY but you can also join a group hike though the link below.

MT.ULAP DAY HIKE: BOOK HERE

3. mt.pulag,   mt.pulag hike (from baguio): reserve here, mt.pulag hike (2 days 1 night): book here.

While you are in Baguio, you can take a side trip to Bokod, Benguet. This sleepy town is home to scenic tourist spots such as Ambuklao Lake and Dam, Daclan Sulfur Spring, and Jang Jang Bridge. For a hassle free tour of Boko, you can join a group tour below.

BOKOD (Spring, Dam, Falls Tour): BOOK HERE

Where to eat in baguio.

There’s a lot of good restaurants and cafes in Baguio. And honestly, I haven’t tried many of them yet. That’s my goal for my next Baguio trip. But in the meantime, here’s a list of some Baguio cafes and restaurants I’ve tried over the years.

CAFE BY THE RUINS

• CAFÉ BY THE RUINS
• Address: 25 Shuntug Road, Baguio
• Open Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• BALAJADIA KITCHENETTE (Slaughterhouse)
• Address: Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio
• Open Hours: Daily 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
• Papaitan/Pinapaitan Bulalo (bone marrow soup), Poqui poqui (scrambled grill eggplant), Bakareta (kalderetang baka) Mang Ed’s
• GOOD TASTE BAGUIO
• Address: Otek Street, Baguio City
• OH MY GULAY
• Address: 108 La Azotea Building Session Road, Baguio City
• Open Hours: Daily 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• ILILIKHA ARTIST VILLAGE
•   LE CHEF AT THE MANOR
• Address: 2600 Loakan Road, Camp John Hay, Baguio City
• Open Hours: 

BAGUIO ITINERAY + BUDGET

Baguio itinerary 3 days 2 nights.

• This Baguio Itinerary for 3 days 2 nights is ideal for a weekend get-away or long weekend vacation. The sample Baguio expenses/ budget below doesn’t cover the accommodation/hotel, drinks, souvenirs, and other personal expenses.
• This is a jam-packed Baguio itinerary, you can skip some Baguio tourist spots if you like.
• * Prices may change without prior notice.

• *For Day 2, I didn’t include the cost of strawberry picking and Skyranch in the Day 2 total expenses.

BAGUIO ITINERARY FOR 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS (ALTERNATIVE)

• See above Baguio Itinerary for Day 1 and Day 2.

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Bus To Baguio: 2024 Schedules & Fares (JoyBus, Victory Liner, & Solid North)

Looking to ride a bus to Baguio? We’ve got you covered in this post! Here are Victory Liner and JoyBus schedules to help you plan your trip!

In the past, Baguio City was an eight-hour drive. In recent years, it was shortened to six hours, and now, with the right conditions, you can reach Baguio in as fast as three to four hours!

That’s right. You can easily reach Baguio today without any hassle.

Aside from the travel time, the quality of a bus to Baguio has improved, too. There are now new buses going to Baguio, which have a smoother ride and are more pleasant.

Depending on where you are coming from in Manila, Baguio is only four to six hours away. The travel time when it comes to regular buses going to Baguio is around 6 hours. These usually take NLEX or SCTEX and make one or two stops.

But when it comes to a bus to Baguio, there are available executive buses like the JoyBus of Genesis Transport and the First Class Deluxe service of Victory Liner. They don’t make any stops along the way and take the expressway, so the travel time is cut down from 6 hours to only 3 to 4 hours.

If you’re planning on riding a bus to Baguio, here are the fares and schedules of JoyBus and Victory Liner.

JoyBus Schedule & Fares

JoyBus of Genesis Transport is one of the buses to Baguio I usually take when going home to Baguio because the Baguio terminal is closer to the central business district. There are two types of JoyBus buses – Premier and Deluxe . Both buses have a capacity of 28 seats. Each one offers free WiFi, restrooms, water, snacks, and wide legroom.

The only difference is that Premier has a personal entertainment device (somewhat like a tablet) placed on the back of each seat and USB ports for you to charge your device.

Updated Baguio Trip Schedule as of August 2, 2023 posted on Genesis’ FB Page :

Cubao to Baguio Bus Schedule

• Deluxe – 695
• Executive – 800 pesos
• Premiere – 830 pesos
• 1:00 AM – Executive
• 3:00 AM – Premiere
• 5:00 AM – Executive
• 6:00 AM – Deluxe
• 7:00 AM – Premiere
• 8:00 AM – Premiere
• 9:00 AM – Executive
• 11:00 AM – Deluxe
• 12:00 NN – Premiere
• 1:00 PM – Deluxe
• 2:00 PM – Deluxe
• 3:00 PM – Premiere
• 4:00 PM – Deluxe
• 5:00 PM – Premiere
• 6:00 PM – Deluxe
• 7:00 PM – Executive
• 8:00 PM – Deluxe
• 9:00 PM – Executive
• 11:00 PM – Deluxe
• 12:00 MN – Deluxe

Pasay and Avenida to Baguio Bus Schedule

Pasay to Baguio Bus Schedule

• Deluxe – 730
• Executive – 840 pesos
• Premiere – 870 pesos
• 5:00 AM – Deluxe
• 9:00 AM – Deluxe
• 10:00 AM – Executive
• 11:30 AM – Premiere
• 1:00 PM – Premiere
• 3:00 PM – Deluxe
• 4:00 PM – Executive
• 6:30 PM – Premiere
• 7:30 PM – Premiere
• 9:00 PM – Premiere

Avenida to Baguio Bus Schedule

• Deluxe – 615
• Executive – 695 pesos
• 5:00 PM – Executive
• 7:00 PM – Deluxe
• 9:00 PM – Deluxe
• 11:00 PM – Executive

Book a Seat Online in Advance

You can reserve a bus ticket in advance via   iwantseats.com  or pinoytravel.com.ph

Victory Liner Schedule

With Victory Liner, you can either ride the Regular aircon bus or the First Class Deluxe Bus . The latter has wider legroom, free water, snacks, charging ports, and a restroom.

I love riding Victory Liner when I’m planning on using my laptop onboard. Their charging ports are quite nice.

Victory Liner Manila to Baguio Bus Schedules (and vice versa)

Updated Baguio Trip Schedule as of July 23, 2023:

Cubao to Baguio

• Regular Aircon – 485 pesos
• First Class – 800 pesos
• 12:30 Midnight – Regular Aircon
• 1:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 1:15 AM – First Class
• 2:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 7:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 8:15 AM – First Class
• 9:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 10:15 AM – First Class
• 11:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 12:15 PM – First Class
• 3:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 6:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 8:15 PM – First Class
• 11:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 11:15 PM – First Class
• 11:30 PM – Regular Aircon

Pasay to Baguio

• Regular Aircon – 496 pesos
• Deluxe – 525 pesos
• 2:30 AM – Deluxe
• 4:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 6:15 AM – First Class
• 8:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 9:30 AM – Regular Aircon
• 10:00 AM – Regular Aircon
• 11:15 AM – First Class
• 12:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 1:15 PM – First Class
• 4:15 PM – First Class
• 7:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 9:30 PM – Deluxe
• 10:30 PM – First Class
• 11:55 PM – First Class

Baguio to Cubao

• 12:40 AM – Regular Aircon
• 7:40 AM – Regular Aircon
• 9:15 AM – First Class
• 9:20 AM – Regular Aircon
• 11:40 AM – Regular Aircon
• 1:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 2:15 PM – First Class
• 2:45 PM – Regular Aircon
• 4:20 PM – Regular Aircon
• 6:15 PM – First Class
• 9:15 PM – First Class

Baguio to Pasay

• 12:30 AM – First Class
• 8:15 AM – Deluxe
• 10:30 AM – Regular Aircon
• 12:15 PM – Deluxe
• 1:45 PM – Regular Aircon
• 2:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 3:15 PM – First Class
• 7:15 PM – First Class
• 10:15 PM – Regular Aircon
• 10:40 PM – Aircon
• 11:45 PM – Aircon

You can visit the website of Victory Liner for a more updated timetable.

Reserve your bus seat in advance. You can book via 12go.asia

Pangasinan Solid North Transit

Also known as Solid North, Pangasinan Solid North Transit offers a P2P bus to Baguio from PITX and Cubao. In PITX, you can choose between Deluxe or Luxury bus . If you’re riding in Cubao, they only offer the Deluxe option.

Solid North Manila to Baguio Bus Schedules (and vice versa)

Updated Baguio Trip Schedule as of July 12, 2023:

PITX to Baguio

• Deluxe – 750 pesos
• Luxury – 850 pesos
• 2:00 AM – Luxury
• 3:00 AM – Luxury
• 4:00 AM – Luxury
• 5:00 AM – Luxury
• 7:00 AM – Luxury
• 10:00 AM – Luxury
• 11:00 AM – Luxury
• 12:00 NN – Luxury
• 3:00 PM – Luxury
• 4:00 PM – Luxury
• 5:00 PM – Deluxe
• 6:00 PM – Luxury
• 9:00 PM – Luxury
• 10:30 PM – Luxury
• 11:30 PM – Luxury

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• 2:00 AM – Deluxe
• 3:00 AM – Deluxe
• 4:00 AM – Deluxe
• 7:00 AM – Deluxe
• 8:00 AM – Deluxe
• 10:30 PM – Deluxe
• 11:30 PM – Deluxe

Baguio to PITX

• 1:00 AM – Luxury
• 11:30 AM – Luxury
• 12:00 NN – Deluxe
• 1:30 PM – Luxury
• 2:30 PM – Luxury
• 3:30 PM – Luxury
• 4:30 PM – Luxury
• 7:00 PM – Luxury
• 8:00 PM – Luxury
• 10:00 PM – Luxury
• 11:00 PM – Luxury
• 10:00 PM – Deluxe

You can book a seat on Pangasinan Solid North Transit’s bus via www.biyaheroes.com (or follow this step by step booking guide ).

You can also book via 12go.asia

Travel Requirements

For Baguio’s travel requirements, check Baguio Tourism Facebook Page for the latest posts.

How To Book A Bus To Baguio Online

I’ve written a step-by-step guide on how to book online for both Solid North, Victory Liner, and JoyBus. You can check them below. Do note that all these buses accept walk-ins but to avoid the hassle of spending hours at the terminal waiting for an available seat, it’s best to book in advance.

• JoyBus Premier Class: How To Book The Genesis Bus Online
• Victory Liner Online Booking: Step By Step Guide
• Solid North Transit P2P Bus: How To Book Online (Manila to Baguio)

Travel Tip: You can also book Victory Liner and Solid North bus tickets online with 12Go Asia .

JoyBus vs Victory Liner First Class Deluxe vs Solid North P2P Buses

JoyBus Deluxe & Premier are mostly the same as the Victory Liner First Class Deluxe bus. But here’s a  comparison between the two to help you decide which one you’d like to ride. I’ve also included two more tables for Solid North’s Regular P2P with aircon bus and their luxury class.

According to Experience

What I like about JoyBus is that they lend their passengers blankets . Each blanket is wrapped in cellophane and washed every after use to ensure that they’re clean. Unlike JoyBus, Victory Liner buses are too cold, especially when you travel at night, so make sure to bring your own blanket if you don’t want to purchase from Victory Liner.

I’ve read comment threads online where people are saying that Victory Liner First Class buses have cleaner restrooms . During my travels, I find that the cleanliness and status of the restrooms depend on the bus unit you’re riding on and who you’re riding with. Some passengers don’t clean up after themselves. Some bus units have better restrooms than others. It all depends.

During holidays and weekends, I choose to travel with Solid North since it has several schedules in a day . This means that most often if you haven’t bought your tickets online, there’s always a seat available. We traveled back in December 30 and there were only four other passengers besides us! Plus, they’re always on time with their schedules. They don’t wait for the bus to be full before traveling.

Traveling to NAIA from Baguio?

If you’re traveling to the NAIA terminals from Baguio, travel via Joybus. They’ll bring you to all the terminals in NAIA.

Bringing Your Pet?

JoyBus allows small/medium breed pets inside the bus as long as they have a diaper and inside a cage/bag carrier. You’ll also need to pay for your pet’s fare since your pet will stay on the chair beside you.

Victory Liner has pet friendly bus schedules . Here are their guidelines when traveling with a pet.

Please be advised of the guidelines provided by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB).

• If pet animals are to be loaded on mass transport without having to compromise the safety, health issues, and convenience of other passengers, said pet animals must be put in a cage or animal carrier free from the foul odor.
• Passenger-owner must ensure that pets wear animal diapers to maintain cleanliness and sanitation at all times during the journey.
• Dog sizes must be the range of small to medium, as large and giant dogs will not be allowed.
• Pets placed inside carriers or cages must be beside the passenger-owner and must pay the corresponding fare the same as that of the paying passenger owner per seat occupied.

Where to Stay in Baguio

Have you already booked your accommodation in Baguio? If not, here are some that you can book:

• Noel’s First Floor – Check Availability
• Small House – Baguio – Check Availability
• Koinonia Retreat Center – Check Availability
• Lyn’s Do Drop Inn Transient House – Check Availability
• 3BU Hostel – Check Availability
• Ms. Olive’s Homestay – Check Availability
• Austrianne Residences – Check Availability
• Davimar House – Check Availability
• French Nest at Baguio- Megatower Residences – Check Availability
• G1Lodge – Check Availability
• The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay – Check Availability
• Sunset View Ridge Residences – Check Availability
• Grand Sierra Pines Baguio – Check Availability
• Skyland Garden Hotel and Resort – Check Availability
• Luxurious Baguio Log Cabin – Check Availability
• Outlook Ridge Residences N-206 – Check Availability
• Kamiseta Hotel – Check Availability
• The Manor at Camp John Hay – Check Availability

Here are also some I’d recommend booking:

• Top 14 Baguio Accommodation: Pretty Places To Book
• Where to Stay in Baguio under P1,000
• Baguio Accommodations Near Tourist Spots

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12 thoughts on “Bus To Baguio: 2024 Schedules & Fares (JoyBus, Victory Liner, & Solid North)”

Good morning, just want to ask if sakto rin ba talaga ung time travel na 6hours from Baguio to Pasay if I will travel during morning to afternoon thru Joy Bus? I’m just worried baka di ako makahabol sa flight ko kung more than 6hours po ung byahe. Thank you for the reply po!

Usually depende po sa traffic sa EDSA. Better kung byabyahe ka po ng earlier para hindi ka maabala.

Have you tried SolidNorth/Jac Liner P2P to Baguio?

Yes, I have. Here’s our review of the SolidNorth P2P : https://wanderera.com/solid-north-transit-p2p-manila-baguio/ 🙂

We’ll soon be updating this post to include Solid North 🙂

Hi Jeannie, I know this is long overdue but nonetheless to answer your Q, usually 6hrs is the standard alloted travel time if you’re thinking of riding a PUB.

Hi, I love reading your blogs its very informative! BY the way, we’ll be visiting Baguio this July and I read a lot of blogs saying that it is not advisable to go there because of the rainy season. I’m afraid bc we’ll be going there via Dau terminal and I heard as well that the buses that will arrive there are already crowded. Is that true? And I would like to know as well if how many hours would the travel time from Dau to Baguio?

Hi Paul, yes July is already the rainy season in Baguio. It usually rains every afternoon. If you’re lucky, it will be sunny in the morning and rainy in the afternoon. What’s good about that is that there are lesser crowds during this month. It’s also the best time to do a bit of staycation, and food trip.

If you’re coming from Dau terminal, you can choose to wait for a Victory bus from Manila heading to Baguio, ride the Genesis bus or a van. Travel time via bus is around 4 to 6 hours. Vans take around 4 hours.

hello ask ko lang okay lang magtake risk na magwalk in sa terminal kasi wala yung gustong oras namin sa online booking. anong terminal mas maganda mag abang as.chance passenger

Hi Hello Good Pm I asking ko lang po magkano na ordinary fare from Manila to baguio 5 persons po kami Gusto ko po sana mag pa reserve para sa october 20, 2022

Hi! your vlog is very informative! I’m planning a day tour only can you advice me on where to go best for a Baguio experience? it’s also my first time coming there, I really appreciate your opinions. Thank you more power to you!

Hi,which Schedule and bus is 3-4hrs travel?Thanx for the response.

All the first class, deluxe, luxury buses (P2P buses – no stopovers). However, the 3-4 hours travel time is usually for late night or early morning trips since there’s no traffic in Manila. 🙂 With the traffic, it usually takes 5 hours.

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Here are Victory Liner’s Updated Baguio Trip Schedules

Victory Liner has released today, March 3, 2021 (Wednesday), Baguio Daily Trip Schedules.

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Baguio City Daily Trip Schedules

Olongapo to baguio trip schedule.

• Schedule: 9:00 AM

Baguio to Olongapo Trip Schedule

• Schedule: 10:00 AM

Cubao to Baguio Trip Schedule

Baguio to  cubao trip schedule, travel requirements when entering baguio city.

• Register at https://visita.baguio.gov.ph/

If you are traveling to Baguio as a tourist, read the full guidelines for tourists entering Baguio, HERE .

Non-tourists/other traveler classifications.

• Register at  https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/

For RBRs, APORs, Non-APORs, and other types of travel to Baguio City, read the complete guide for travelers entering Baguio, HERE .

For schedule inquiries.

For inquiries on the schedule of trips, you may contact Victory Liner Inc. through the following:

• 0998 5915 101 (Smart)
• 0998 5915 102
• (02) 8842 8679 (Landline)
• Facebook Messenger

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Looking for more news and updates? Feel free to explore our  BCG website  and our official  Facebook page . You may also check out our official  BCG YouTube channel  to catch a variety of video content.

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PRIVACY POLICY

Published: January 2018

We at Victory Liner, Inc. value your privacy and ensure that appropriate measures to protect your data are in place and reflected in every process where your personal data is involved. Such measures are implemented through our information security management system and privacy policy established in accordance with the principles of proportionality, transparency, and legitimate purpose.

This Privacy Notice explains:

• What information are collected and how these information will be collected
• How your personal data will be used, disclosed, shared, retained and disposed
• How to view, change, remove or withdraw personal data, and all that involves in exercising your rights under the law as subject of these data

We collect personal data from our website using forms from the following pages:

• Email address;
• Mobile Number; and
• Email address; and your inquiry
• Desired Position;
• Cellphone Number;
• Any personal information you provide through the file you attached

The information we collect is used primarily for your identification, in order for the Company to contact you, in the event of trip changes or cancellation; when we respond to your inquiries; and when we process your job application.

The Company will not sell or rent your personal data to anyone. Records of your personal data are stored and retained in our database for a period of 5 years in accordance to the retention, storage and protection policies established by our Company. Physical security measures are implemented to safeguards hard copies and hardware containing your personal data, and only authorized personnel shall have access to your information. Appropriate disposal or destruction procedures shall then be performed.

As subject of the data we collect and process, it is important to us that you are aware of your rights provided under the Data Privacy Act of 2012 and provide a convenient way for you to exercise these rights:

Be informed. You have the right to be notified and furnished with information before your personal data enters our processing system.

Object. You have the right to object to our processing of your personal data and/or withdraw your consent in case of changes in the information previously provided. Your personal data shall no longer be processed with the exceptions enumerated under the law.

Access. You have the right to access or demand access to view of practically everything that will happen to your personal data, which includes but are not limited to the description of the personal data, purpose, collection process, use, distribution, disclosure, storage, disposal, and destruction.

Rectify. You have the right to dispute, under reasonable circumstances, the inaccuracies or errors in your personal data and have it correct immediately and accordingly.

Erase or block. You have the right to suspend or withdraw, order the blocking, removal or destruction of your personal data from our filing system upon discovery and substantial proof of the conditions enumerated under the law.

Be indemnified. You have the right to receive compensation for any damages you have sustained due to inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, false, unlawfully obtained or unauthorized use of your personal data.

Data Portability. You have the right to obtain a copy of electronically processed personal data in an electronic or structured format commonly used. This right highlights the concept of you, being the subject to which these data pertain to, have control over your personal data.

One of our main objectives is to provide you with a convenient way to access your personal data and exercise your rights under the law. You may send an email to our Data Protection Officer at [email protected] if you wish to exercise any of your rights provided above. Note however, that changes and deletion of your personal data from our records shall only be done if within justifiable means and cause. To protect information from malicious or accidental destruction, residual copies from active servers and records found in backup system may not be immediately deleted.

Any updates or revisions to our policies relating to privacy and security of your personal data shall be published on this notice and any major changes or improvements on our policy shall be separately communicated and highlighted but, shall still be included on this notice.

Our website contains links to other websites operated or maintained by third parties. The Company is not responsible for such other websites. Hence, in no event will the Company be held liable for any loss or damage that may arise out of or in connection with any lapse in the security measures or policies of other websites operated or maintained by third parties.

For any inquiry, objection, complaints, revocation of consent, changes in your personal data, or other concerns related to privacy protection and security, please email our Data Protection Officer at [email protected] .

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1) Please PRINT the voucher that will be emailed to you after you have successfully paid for your ticket order.

2) The voucher must be exchanged for a Victory Liner ticket, at the ticket seller booth of the Victory Liner terminal where you will depart from.

3) Please arrive at the Victory Liner terminal 45 minutes before your trip, to redeem your Victory Liner ticket, from the ticket seller booth.

4) Please bring a valid government issued ID that matches the name of the passenger printed on this voucher.

5) Please present this voucher and your government ID to our terminal ticket seller to redeem your Victory Liner ticket.

6) Should there be changes to your plans and you wish to rebook your trip, please try our Manage My Booking tab Online.

7) Rebooking is allowed anytime before the date of trip, and within 15 days after the date of trip. Beginning on the 16th day after trip date, your ticket is deemed forfeited.Your rebooking will be subject to a 10% rebooking fee from the original ticket price.

8) If the credit card owner is not part of the travelling party, the passenger redeeming the ticket must bring the following items: a) xerox copy of the front portion of the credit card used, b) xerox copy of a valid government ID of the credit card holder, c) authorization letter of the cardholder that he is allowing the passenger to use his credit card.

1) Boarding time is 20 minutes before scheduled departure. Failure of passengers to present themselves for carriage within such time shall result in the cancellation of their reservation and their seats shall be given to chance passengers

2) Victory Liner tickets are non-refundable except only in cases of force majeure or trip cancellations through the fault of the company, in which case the passenger has the option to claim a refund or to rebook the ticket, without any surcharge, within fifteen (15) calendar days from the trip date written on the ticket. However, the passenger may likewise rebook this ticket at any time before the departure date or within (15) calendar days from the trip date appearing on the ticket. Failure to rebook the ticket within the aforesaid period shall result in forfeiture of paid fare in favor of the company. Rebooking is allowed only once and shall be subject to a common surcharge rate of ten percent (10%) of the paid fare.

3) Victory Liner reserves the right to cancel trips or change its time schedules and/or dates of departure without prior notice.

4) Victory Liner assumes no liability for loss or damage of effects, luggage or other personal belongings carried by the passengers, unless these are declared and shown to, and a list thereof is given and freight charges are paid thereon to the shipping clerk or conductor, and the passenger complies with the instructions of the shipping clerk or conductor relative to their care and safekeeping.

5) Lost passenger tickets for any cause whatsoever shall not be returned or replaced by the company and the passenger will be required to pay his/her fare anew.

6) Any unauthorized erasure or alteration of the information stated in the ticket voucher emailed to you, shall render it null and void.

I understand that reservations available online are for regular passengers only. For tickets of SENIOR CITIZENS, PWD, STUDENTS availing of discount fare, I acknowledge that these tickets may only be BOUGHT over the counter at Victory Liner ticketing offices.

I have READ and AGREED to the Voucher Redemption procedures, Terms and Conditions of Victory Liner tickets, and fees relating to the tickets ordered where applicable.

I have reviewed my bus ticket itinerary and therefore accept it as final.

YOUR RESERVATION TICKET SERVES AS AN OFFICIAL FARE TICKET FOR ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSE.

CHECK IN TIME: 20 minutes before scheduled departure. Failure of passengers to present themselves for carriage within such time shall result in the cancellation of their reservation and their seats shall be given to chance passengers.

VALIDITY OF THIS TICKET: On the date stated herein or on the rebooked date.

NON-REFUNDABLE TICKET: Your reservation ticket shall be non-refundable except only in cases of force majeure or trip cancellations through the fault of the company in which case the passenger has the option to claim a refund or to rebook the ticket, without any surcharge, within fifteen (15) calendar days from the trip date written on the ticket. However, the passenger may likewise rebook this ticket at any time before the departure date or within fifteen (15) calendar days from trip date appearing on the ticket. Failure to rebook this ticket within the aforesaid period shall result in forfeiture of paid fare in favor of the company. Rebooking is allowed only once and shall be subject to a common surcharge rate of TEN PERCENT (10%) of the paid fare.

CANCELLATION/CHANGE OF SCHEDULE: Victory Liner, Inc. reserves the right to cancel trips or change it's time schedules and/or dates of departure without prior notice.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR LOSS/ DAMAGE OR PERSONAL BELONGINGS/LUGGAGE: Victory Liner, Inc. assumes no resposibility for loss or damage of effect, luggage or other personal belongings carried by passengers unless these are declared and shown to and a list thereof is given and freight charges are paid thereon to the shipping clerk or conductor, and the passenger complies with the instructions of the shipping clerk or conductor relative to their care and safekeeping.

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Baguio Itinerary: Ultimate Travel Guide 2023

Baguio City is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines. Filipinos love visiting this place because of its cool climate, stunning views, affordable food, and rich culture and heritage. Our team regularly travels to this beautiful city in the mountains; thus, we created the Ultimate Baguio Itinerary Travel Guide.

Post Updated: September 7, 2023: We updated the travel requirements mandated by Baguio City’s tourism office. We also added the new 24-hour tourism hotline for any concerns. You can call the tourism office at (074) 446 2009. Additionally, we created a Google Map List of places to eat and tourist spots to visit that you can add to your smartphone for easier access. Head to the best restaurants and places to visit section of this post.

• Basic Information and Brief History

Create a Visita Account and Generate QTP

• Baguio Accredited Travel and Tours Agencies
• 2 Days and 1 Night
• 3 Days and 2 Nights

Best Hotel in Baguio

Best restaurants in baguio, tourist spots in baguio.

• Best Month to Visit and Festivals

Baguio City: Basic Information and Brief History

Baguio is a highly urbanized city located in the province of Benguet. It is also known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines due to its chilly year-round environment. The city sits 4810 feet (1466 meters) above sea level, and its location is conducive to cultivating different root crops and vegetables.

Baguio City is also abundant in history. During the American Colonial Period in the 1900s, the US Military used Baguio as a hill station. Daniel Burnham, an urban designer, plans the whole city’s distinct layout. Unfortunately, during World War II, the Japanese attacked Camp John Hay, turning the city into ruins.

Currently, Baguio City is one of the most famous tourist spots in the country. But, who could imagine this mountainous city has a lot of historical moments that shaped the Philippines today?

Baguio Travel Requirements 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected tourism not just in the Philippines but also around the world. Tourism is one of the economic sources of Baguio City, dramatically influencing people’s livelihood. As the city tries its best to recover from the pandemic, the local government decided to lift some of its travel restrictions to accommodate more tourists around the world.

Before visiting Baguio City, you need to have the following:

• QR-Code Traveler’s Pass (QTP)
• Vaccine Card/Certificate

To generate a QTP needed for your travel, please follow these steps:

• Create a  Baguio Visita Account  at  http://visita.baguio.gov.ph/
• Click ‘Schedule a Visit.’
• Create and schedule your travel by filling out the fields of information given (travel details, accommodation, travel agent details, place of origin, transportation details, and vaccination category), then click the “PROCEED” button.

As per Baguio’s tourism office, registration through the Visita Website is still mandatory for non-residents and non-employees of Baguio City. Additionally, group registration is also available on the Visita Website. You can do that by doing the following:

• Inside your Visita Account, go to My Travels.
• Click the ‘Add a Companion’ button and type the details needed.

Please visit the Baguio Visita Website at http://visita.baguio.gov.ph/ for more details. You can also contact their 24-hour tourism hotline at (074) 446 2009 for any concerns.

Baguio Accredited Travel and Tours Agency

For a seamless travel experience in Baguio City, we recommend contacting a Baguio-accredited travel agency or tour guide before your visit. You can access the list of accredited travel agencies and tour guides through this link: https://visita.baguio.gov.ph/explore/6 . The local government recommends contacting a tour guide or travel agency before your visit.

Baguio Itinerary

It is important to have a planned itinerary for every vacation. This is vital for everyone to experience a seamless and hassle-free trip. Exploring Baguio City is easy. With proper planning, we can visit the city’s best spots efficiently. This section will feature several itineraries that will fit your needs.

Update: September 7, 2023: These itineraries are designed for DIY purposes. You can still check out these itineraries, which will give you an idea of where to go and what to visit in Baguio City. Again, contacting a travel and tour agency is highly recommended before visiting this beautiful city. Please see the link above for the complete list of accredited travel and tour agencies.

Baguio Itinerary 1 Day: Exploring East Side Only

This itinerary is suitable for a one-day tour. It is designed for travelers who plan to visit Baguio City as a side trip (for example, coming from Sagada ). It explores the city’s east side with a mix of chill and adventurous notes. The day will start at the stunning view of the Amburayan Valley in Mines View Park and ends in a relaxed way at Starbucks Camp John Hay.

Check the map below for the location of each tourist spot or restaurant mentioned. The map enumerates the places in chronological order.

Baguio Itinerary 2 Days 1 Night: Exploring Part of Baguio + La Trinidad and Tuba in Benguet

The 2 Days 1 Night Baguio Itinerary explores the tourist spots outside Baguio City with a combination of the previous example. The first day will start at the luscious  Strawberry Farm of La Trinidad in Benguet and follow a southward fashion. The second day will be similar to the Day Tour Itinerary Sample.

The map below chronologically presents the places to visit for Day 1 of the 2D1N Baguio Itinerary. Day 2 is similar to the previous itinerary, so check the last map for reference.

Baguio Itinerary 3 Days and 2 Nights: Exploring Baguio and Certain Parts of Benguet

This Itinerary explores the popular tourist spots and never-seen places in Baguio. The first day of this Baguio Itinerary will explore the outskirts of the city, specifically the elusive Café in the Sky. The rest of the days will combine the two previous itineraries.

As of September 7, 2023, Cafe in the Sky is closed to the public. We suggest being flexible in your itinerary and visiting other city breakfast cafes.

The map below features the places to visit for Day 1 of the 3D2N Baguio Itinerary. Kindly check the maps posted above for Days 2 and 3 of this trip.

These are our sample itineraries. We have used these itineraries in Baguio City for the last five years, and we hope this information will guide you in planning your next Baguio City Getaway. Now that you know our itineraries, it’s time to see our recommended hotels, restaurants, and other tourist spots in this marvelous city.

When choosing your accommodation, you must consider your budget and preferences. We are here to explore Baguio, not to hit the sack all day in our hotel room. That’s why a cheap yet comfortable room is enough. So please take a look at our recommended hotels and stays in Baguio.

Our Choice: Microtel by Wyndham Baguio City

This is our favorite hotel in Baguio City. Microtel is a three-star hotel that provides outstanding comfort and service to its guest. What we like the most about this place is its location. Microtel is located beside Victory Liner Bus Station and is also accessible to different tourist spots in the city. They also have a complimentary breakfast buffet included in the room package.

Microtel’s rates are slightly expensive, and their standard deluxe room costs around PHP 4,000 a night. But with Agoda, you can book a room online at discounted rates of up to 50% off.  Click this link to see the discounted rates in Microtel.

Baguio City is also best when it comes to food trips. Most restaurants here offer big servings at an affordable price. The servings are so huge that you can share them with friends and family. Here are five of our recommended restaurants and cafes that you should try:

• Good Taste Restaurant  – Best 24-Hour Restaurant. This food place offers a variety of Filipino Cuisine with huge servings at an affordable price!
• Oh, My Gulay!  – An artsy place and restaurant located at the heart of Session Road in Baguio.
• 50’s Diner  – Travel back to the 50s and enjoy the food of the American Era.
• Baguio Craft Brewery  – Chill at night and have a glass of the best-tasting crafted beers in the city.
• Lemon and Olives  – The First Greek Restaurant in Baguio City!

For more details and a complete list of our recommended food places in Baguio,  check out our trending post: Where to Eat in Baguio . In this article, we listed more than ten restaurants and cafes in Baguio, so check it out. If you would like to add a list on your Google Maps on your smartphone, click this link and follow the list that will pop up on your phone: https://goo.gl/maps/P9rsKR7oEC6ebDmf7

Baguio City has many tourist attractions that are great for family bonding or spending time with friends. You will surely enjoy exploring these places while savoring the city’s cold climate. Here are five tourist spots you can visit in Baguio City:

• Burnham Park
• Baguio Cathedral
• Camp John Hay
• Mines View Park
• Tam-Awan Village

For more details, you can check our 18 Baguio Tourist Spots to Visit article . It’s a trending article that you should read, and it can also help you plan your vacation in Baguio City. You can also add and follow our tourist spot list on Google Maps on your smartphone. Click this link to add our list on your smartphone: https://goo.gl/maps/Kyz7NE8CWdQcPtQk8

Other Information

When is the best month to visit baguio city.

It is best to visit Baguio during December, January, and February. These periods are also the most congested since travelers all over the country want to experience a pleasant cool climate. Furthermore, Baguio City celebrates the Panagbenga Flower Festival annually in February .

Visiting Baguio City during March, April, and May is also good, but it will be slightly warmer than the previous months. Avoid visiting Baguio City from September to November due to heavy rains, and some major highways are impassable because of the increased risk of landslides.

Any additional travel tips in Baguio City?

• One important keyword:  Follow . Follow your itinerary, the city’s safety standards, and the travel and tour agency.
• Bring your jackets . The night is colder than you think, and wearing a jacket is an added layer of protection against the city’s cold climate.
• Always keep yourself hydrated . Baguio City is a high-altitude city, and you might experience altitude sickness if you explore the place on foot. Always bring a water bottle with you to avoid getting altitude sickness.
• Always bring a small bag . In traveling, you might bring a big 30L to 40L backpack full of clothes and things you need for the following days of your trip. Of course, you will not be getting your heavy bags with you during the tour. Keep your main bag in your hotel room or accommodation. Bringing a small bag helps explore the city without the excess weight.
• Reservations are king . It’s better to reserve things in advance before any trip or activity. Many travelers visit the city daily, and full accommodation is a common problem. Always book your accommodation in advance, it’s better this way than letting yourselves stay in the street braving the cold night.
• Have an open mind and be responsible . We are all visitors to this place; be sensitive and respect their culture, values, and norms. Avoid throwing trash and be responsible.
• If you wish to contact any tourism officials in Baguio City, you can visit their tourism Facebook page at:  https://www.facebook.com/baguiotourism/ .

Did you find this post helpful? Please share it with your friends, and let us know in the comments section for any updates and suggestions for this post. This post was initially written by Blaine Lucero on February 7, 2019. Updated by Blaine Lucero on September 7, 2023.

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This is so informative and helpful. Thank you so much! We’re excited to experience strawberry picking specifically my son.

Hi po, thank you so much, these will surely help us on our upcoming Baguio Trip…

Just want to ask lang po, if we’re planning for a 4D3N – 4 pax trip to Baguio+Sagada, do you think its better to book for a joiners trip going to Sagada? cheaper po ba if ganun? ehehehe salamuchhhhhh.

hi. what time po open ang cafe in the sky?

The last time we visited Cafe in the Sky was in 2017. We arrived at 5 AM and the cafe was already opened. I don’t know if it’s still the same today since that area is closed to the public. Only residents of Baguio City are allowed to enter the area.

Have a safe trip!

Hi, totoo bang mahirap ang parking area sa mga tourist attraction? My friend told me na mas better iwan ang kotse sa accomodation then mag-taxi nalang?

Hi Carlo, Yes! The traffic is even worse during the holiday season. Most tourists keep their vehicles in their accommodation and ride a cab instead. Pero, it depends on the tourist attraction na pupuntahan ninyo. If you are planning to visit the most crowded places like (Wright Park, Mines View, Botanical Garden, and Session Road), I advise na mag-taxi na lang kayo. For places like BenCab and Strawberry Farm, you can bring your vehicle since medyo malayo na mga ito and baka mapa-mahal pa kayo if mag taxi kayo. Enjoy your upcoming vacation in Baguio!

Hello! True bang di na need ng QTP/Visita requirements pag nagpuntang Baguio?

Hi Key, I asked the staff from local Baguio Tourism Office and said that QTP is still required when visiting Baguio City. However, based on the experience of my fellow blogger on his recent trip, they are not implementing the QTP strictly anymore. To be safe, just apply for a QTP in case they look for it.

So helpful . Thank you!

My pleasure, Jessica! Enjoy your trip to Baguio City 🙂

So detailed. Btw, may we ask how much is the estimated amount for the itinerary of 3 days and 2 nights? Thank you so much!

Hi Belle, for a group of 4 people. The estimated budget would be around PHP 2000 to PHP 3000 per head.

Very helpful and detailed information indeed. Thank you so much. Do you have any updates to these places as of now in 2022? My family is planning to spend Christmas in Baguio City.

Hi Christine, I’m glad that we’re able to help! Enjoy your trip! 😁

Thanks a lot this is rly helpful! Hope you can update this for the Christmas season if you have time.

Hi Queeni, just hang in there. We will post the updated itineraries by the end of this week. Thanks!

Thank you for updating this and for creating itineraries we can follow.

It’s our pleasure! Our team is at Baguio City right now and we will update this post even further in the coming weeks. Stay safe always!

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Baguio is the most beautiful place to visit in Philippines. I like it so much and thanks for sharing the detailed information which was really very helpful. Thank you and keep posting!

Glad you like our post and thank you as well for the motivating words. 😀😀

Your blogs and vlogs are very informative and not boring. Keep eating guys! 🙂

Hello Pheng! Thank you! Your kind words encouraged us to do better for the blog. God bless! ^_^

I love the part you mentioned Baguio having bigger servings that’s very helpful. This was a great and informative read!

Thank you so much for visiting our blog. I’m glad to know that you find our content helpful. ^_^

Hi is there entrance fee in Secret garden ?

Want to avail this tour, asking for assistance and contact details?

Thank you for visiting our blog Andy. We are not offering tours. This post serves as a guide for DIY travelers and if you need a travel and tours company to help you in your Baguio Vacation, I can recommend one.

Thank you! I’ve booked a solo 7-day trip to Baguio and I honestly don’t know where to go. This itinerary helps a lot!

It’s our pleasure Reeseruna. I hope you had a wonderful trip ^_^

Strawberry ice cream is really something that no one should miss when visiting La Trinidad farms.

Di ko knows yung Cogcoga. Akala ko bundok lang nandoon.

It was an unexpected turn haha. We discovered a high-altitude community filled with joyous and enthusiastic people 🙂

Baguio will always be my second favorite city after Legazpi City, Albay where I grew up.

Nakakatuwa kasi Good Taste din ang una kong hinahanap pagbaba ko pa lang ng bus sa VLiner. Fresh and generous!

Nakacheck in na din ako sa Bed and Bath kaso I really don’t prefer dormitory styles at di ko bet CR nila. Though it’s cheap and very accessible sa down town.Pero last time we were there to ask tariffs, pogi yung front desk lols!

I went to Legazpi City last 2011, I think it’s time to revisit your home city again 🙂

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Victory Liner Manila to Baguio: Schedule, Tickets, Fares and Booking

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Enjoy a comfortable ride from PITX or Cubao to Baguio city and vice versa aboard Victory Liner offers. Book and reserve a one-way or roundtrip bus tickets ahead of time.

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Bus Schedule

Victory Liner runs a 24-hour transportation service. Their buses have hourly intervals per trip. Buses bound to Baguio City from Manila leave from their terminals in Pasay, Cubao and Sampaloc, and vice-versa.

Schedule of the bus going to Baguio City, and Manila to Baguio bus fare rates depends on the terminal of choice.

Cubao terminal is located at 651EDSA, Brgy. Immaculate Concepcion, Cubao, Quezon City. Pasay Terminal is located at 712 EDSA Brgy. 143, Zone 15, Pasay City. Sampaloc terminal is located at 551 M. Earnshaw St., Brgy. 401, Sampaloc, Manila.

Travel time from Manila to Baguio City is approximately 6 to 7 hours for day trip and 5 to 6 hours for night trip .

Victory Liner Baguio fare rates vary depending on the type of bus accommodation and the terminal of choice.

Victory Liner Sampaloc Terminal only offers regular airconditioned bus accommodation at PHP 487.

Bus Accommodation

Victory Liner offers two types of Manila to Baguio bus accommodations.

Hotels & Resorts

• Red Planet Aurora Boulevard
• Fernandina 88 Suites Hotel
• Fersal Hotel
• DG Budget Hotel Salem
• Nichols Airport Hotel
• Kabayan Hotel Pasay
• Paladin Hotel
• OLD ORANGEWOOD Bed and Breakfast
• The Orchard Hotel Baguio

If you have a private car, you can drive to Baguio. It would take you approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes. If commuting is your option, Baguio to Manila bus and vice versa is your answer.

The bus is the cheapest way to get to Baguio City. Fare rate starts at PHP 410, with an estimated travel time of 5 to 7 hours.

On a private vehicle, travel time is estimated to be approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes. Via bus, travel time varies. During day trips, estimated travel time is 6 to 7 hours. On night trips, estimated travel time is 5-6 hours.

The best way to travel to Baguio City would be via bus.

The travel time from Cubao, Manila to Baguio is similar to the overall travel time from Manila to Baguio. It usually takes around 4 to 6 hours by bus.

The bus terminals for Baguio in Manila are located in several areas. The most popular ones are located in Cubao, Quezon City and Pasay City. It is advisable to check with the specific bus company for the exact terminal location.

Yes, there are overnight bus trips available from Manila to Baguio. These overnight trips are usually more convenient for travelers who prefer to sleep during the travel time and wake up in Baguio.

Yes, most buses that operate from Manila to Baguio are equipped with a restroom onboard. This allows passengers to use the facilities during the journey.

Victory Liner runs a 24-hour transportation service with one-hour intervals per trip . They offer two accommodation types, regular airconditioned bus and first class . Fare rate for victory liner deluxe bus to Baguio first-class trips is PHP 800 and regular airconditioned bus vary depending on the terminal of choice. Buses bound to Baguio from Manila leave from their terminals in Pasay, Cubao and Caloocan, and vice-versa.

Victory Liner started transporting passengers since the ’60s, and in the present is an institution in the provincial transport industry. Routes covered by Victory Liner includes Zambales, Pampanga, Bulacan and Northern Luzon which includes Benguet, Pangasinan, Bataan, Nueva Vizcaya, Kalinga, Isabela, and Cagayan. Victory Liner online booking is easily available at your fingertips.

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VICTORY LINER Bus Schedules for Manila, Baguio, Olongapo, Cagayan, Isabela, Pangasinan

Now that Metro Manila and many other areas in the country are under Alert Level 1, more people are planning out-of-town trips just in time for the summer season.

Some of the most popular destinations in Luzon can be found in the north. From the beaches of Zambales up to the highlands of Baguio, this huge chunk of land offers various experiences for tourists. The best part, journeys are much easier and travel times much shorter, as most key places in the region are interconnected via a network of expressways.

If you’re among the travelers who are finally ready to scratch that travel itch (after over two years of waiting), consider a trip to the North! Victory Liner is one of the biggest provincial bus companies in the country, operating several routes from Metro Manila to Northern Luzon destinations and back. Below are the schedules of its various bus routes.

Under Alert Level 1, intrazonal and internal travels are allowed without restrictions regarding age and comorbidities. Public transport are also allowed to operate with a full seating capacity as well. That said, some destinations still implement their respective safety policies, so always double check the updated guidelines and protocols of your origin and destination to be absolutely sure. Get in touch with the LGU for the latest guidelines including the travel requirements you would need to prepare prior to your trip.

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From Pasay Terminal

As of April 20, 2022

Pasay to Dagupan

Pasay to lingayen, pasay to olongapo (via san fernando), pasay to sta. cruz (via sctex), pasay to baguio.

• 1:15 AM (First Class)
• 3:00 AM (Regular Aircon)
• 4:00 AM (Regular Aircon)
• 11:00 PM (Regular Aircon)

From Cubao Terminal

Cubao to Iba

Cubao to olongapo, cubao to san fernando, cubao to baguio.

• 12:00 AM (Regular Aircon)
• 1:00 AM (Regular Aircon)
• 2:00 AM (Regular Aircon)
• 10:00 PM (Regular Aircon)
• 11:15 PM (First Class)

Cubao to Alaminos, Pangasinan

Cubao to dagupan, cubao to lingayen, cubao to santiago/cauayan, cubao to tuguegarao, cubao to tabuk, from caloocan terminal.

Caloocan to Dagupan

Caloocan to apalit, caloocan to iba, caloocan to sta. cruz, caloocan to baguio, from sampaloc terminal.

Sampaloc to Baguio

Sampaloc to olongapo, sampaloc to sta. cruz, sampaloc to tuao, sampaloc to tabuk, sampaloc to tuguegarao, sampaloc to ilagan, sampaloc to aparri, from baguio terminal.

Baguio to Caloocan

• 6:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 8:00 PM – Regular Aircon

Baguio to Pasay

• 5:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 6:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 7:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 8:15 PM – First Class
• 9:30 PM – Regular Aircon

Baguio to Cubao

• 5:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 5:15 PM – First Class
• 6:15 PM – First Class
• 7:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 8:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 9:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 10:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 10:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 11:00 PM – Regular Aircon
• 11:30 PM – Regular Aircon
• 11:55 PM – Regular Aircon

Baguio to Sampaloc

• 6:45 PM – Regular Aircon

Baguio to Olongapo (via San Fernando)

Baguio to sta. cruz (via dagupan/alaminos), baguio to dagupan.

• 3:00 AM – via Agoo
• 5:00 AM – via Agoo
• 7:00 AM – via Manaoag
• 8:30 AM – via Agoo
• 9:30 AM – via Manaoag
• 10:30 AM – via Agoo
• 11:30 AM – via Agoo
• 12:30 PM – via Manaoag
• 1:30 PM – via Agoo
• 2:30 PM – via Agoo
• 3:30 PM – via Manaoag
• 4:30 PM – via Agoo
• 5:30 PM – via Agoo
• 6:30 PM – via Manaoag
• 7:30 PM – via Agoo
• 8:30 PM – via Agoo

From OLONGAPO Terminal

Olongapo to Baguio

Olongapo to pasay, olongapo to sampaloc, olongapo to cubao, olongapo to tarlac, olongapo to balanga, olongapo to iba to sta. cruz.

• 1:00 AM – first trip
• 5:00 PM – last trip
• One trip every hour

Olongapo to Iba

• 4:30 AM – first trip
• 8:00 PM – last trip

Olongapo to San Fernando

• 7:00 PM – last trip
• One trip every 30 minutes

From ISABELA Terminals

Cauayan to Cubao

Santiago to cubao, roxas to dagupan (via cauayan), from pangasinan terminals.

Dagupan to Baguio

• 3:00 AM via Agoo
• 4:00 AM via Agoo
• 5:00 AM via Manaoag
• 6:00 AM via Agoo
• 7:00 AM via Agoo
• 8:00 AM via Manaoag
• 9:00 AM via Agoo
• 10:00 AM via Agoo
• 11:00 AM via Manaoag
• 12:00 NN via Agoo
• 1:00 PM via Agoo
• 2:00 PM via Agoo
• 3:00 PM via Manaoag
• 4:00 PM via Agoo
• 5:00 PM via Agoo
• 6:00 PM via Manaoag
• 7:00 PM via Agoo

Dagupan to Clark (via Tarlac)

• 3:00 AM First Trip
• 7:00 PM Last Trip

Dagupan to Sta. Cruz (via Alaminos)

• 6:00 PM Last Trip

Dagupan to Tuguegarao (via Cauayan)

Dagupan to roxas (via cauayan), dagupan to olongapo (via alaminos/sta. cruz), dagupan to cubao via tplex gerona, dagupan to caloocan (via dau), dagupan to pasay (via tplex gerona/dau), from cagayan terminals.

Tabuk to Sampaloc (via Roxas/San Mateo)

Tuao to sampaloc, tuguegarao to sampaloc, tuguegarao to cubao, tuguegarao to dagupan, tuguegarao to balanga.

UPDATES LOG:

2021 January 19 – Updated / added new times to the Baguio-Manila-Baguio schedule. 2021 March 2 – Removed test requirement as announced. Removed the 3pm Baguio-Cubao schedule. 2021 March 19 – Mandatory negative result is reimplemented. 2021 September 17 – Updated the bus schedules 2021 December 6 – Updated the bus schedules 2022 February 18 – Updated bus schedules 2022 April 5 – Expanded the scope of this post to include other Victory Liner routes 2022 April 20 – Reflected changes, added Olongapo and Baguio

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My byahe b tau mamaya mga 8 or 9 pm

Paanu po pag OFW papuntang BAGUIO???

Not recommended for day trippers, the schedule is not suitable still need to go to this ridiculous triage before you can on especially if there’s too many queuing up, better alternative is Tagaytay which is less tedious and you’ll have more time within the day than going to Baguio, will only go back there when things are back to normal.

Good day May byahe na puba ng bus ninyo papunta ng baguio? Ano po reqs? Thank you

Hello po mya byahe po ba from dagupancity to baguio city on monday

anong last trip pa puntang baguio po???salamat

Paano po mag book pa puntang baguio galing cubao

Anung requirements po to olongapo to manila po?

PANO PO MAG PA BOOK MANILA TO BAGUIO 10PM DEPARTURE TIME

Tatlong bus lang po ang babiyahe from Caloocan to Dagupan everyday?

My requirements ba papuntang Baguio?

dati din po ba ang Pasay terminal

How about ofw going Baguio?? 0ls reply comments

Puede ba advance reservation? Manila to baguio?

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About Victory Liner Inc

Victory Liner’s roots date back as early as the 1940s when World War II ended. Having been in the transport business for more than 70 years, it’s not a surprise that Victory Liner is one of the leading bus operators in the Philippines with its popular route to Baguio City. Its iconic white, red, orange, and yellow-colored fleet plies through North and Central Luzon’s key provinces. Victory Liner Online Booking tool can be found below. All routes of victory liner are bookable online. Bus departs from the following Terminals in Metro Manila: Cubao, Pasay, Sampaloc, Kamias, Caloocan, and Victory Liner Monumento Terminal .

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MANILA TO BAGUIO

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UPDATED BAGUIO ROUTE Trip Schedule from Cubao (Daily) - as of March 3, 2021

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• ☑️ QR-coded Tourist Pass (QTP) - Register at https://visita.baguio.gov.ph

For Non-tourists / Other Traveler Classifications

• ☑️ QR-coded Health Declaration Form (HDF) - Register at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph

For more details and information on Baguio City Travel Requirements, please read New Baguio Travel Requirements and Entry Protocols .

What are the requirements when traveling to baguio.

• Baguio VISITA account: Sign up at www.visita.baguio.gov.ph and upload valid ID and current photo.
• Approved travel with issued QR-coded Tourist Pass (QTP): Schedule a visit with your Baguio VISITA account and accomplish travel and accommodation details and health declaration form
• Negative COVID-19 test results (RT-PCR or Antigen) , valid 72 hours and done prior to arrival.
• Triage procedures upon arrival.

Returning Baguio Residents

• Travel Authority issued by the PNP in the place of origin.
• Valid Government Issued ID showing place of residence in Baguio City.
• Negative result of RT-PCR or Rapid Antigen test conducted within 72 hours prior to entry into the City.

Health workers, uniformed personnel and government officials

• Medical Certificate issued by the Local Health Officer at place of origin.
• Valid Government Issued ID, and any documents as proof of residence or assignment in the BLISTT area.

APOR not residing, or not assigned to work in BLISTT

• Valid Government Issued ID showing place of residence.
• Any document as proof of APOR status and APOR purpose in Baguio City (Employee ID, Certificate of Employment, Business Permit, IBP/PRC ID, Contract of Work, Official Invitation, and etc).

Passing Through only

• Medical Certificate issued by Local Health Officer in place of origin.
• Travel Pass-through Permit (TPP) issued by PNP in place of origin.

Persons travelling to Baguio for medical purposes

• Medical Certificate issued by Local Health Officer at place of origin.
• Doctor's Referral or proof of medical appointment.

Employees, Workers, and Baguio Residents returning from Travels

• Negative result of RT-PCR or Rapid Antigen test conducted within the last 30 days of prior to entry into the City.

Non-APORs, Non-Tourists and Students

• Negative result of RT-PCR or Rapid Antigen test conducted within 72 hours prior to entry into the City (if none, proceed to Central Triage for testing).

BAGUIO to CUBAO Travel Documents

• Travel authority
• Medical certificate
• Valid government-issued ID

BAGUIO to OLONGAPO Travel Documents

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Baguio Bus Schedules

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Victory Liner Bus Schedules

Victory Liner First Class Going to Baguio v.v

12:15AM, 10:15AM, 12:20PM, 2:15PM, 8:15PM

 1:15AM, 6:15AM, 11:15AM, 1:15PM, 9:15PM, 11:45PM

From Baguio to Cubao

12:10AM, 2:10AM, 8:10AM, 12:10PM, 1:10PM, 10:10PM

From Baguio to Pasay

1:10AM, 10:10AM, 11:10AM, 6:10PM, 11:10PM

Victory Liner Regular Aircon Going to Baguio v.v

12:30AM, 1:00AM, 2:00AM, 3:00AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 6:00AM, 7:00AM, 8:00AM, 9:00AM, 9:30AM, 10:00AM,10:30AM, 11:00AM, 11:30AM, 12:00NN, 1:00PM, 1:30PM,2:00PM, 2:30PM, 3:00PM, 4:00PM, 5:00PM, 5:30PM,6:00PM, 6:30PM, 7:00PM, 8:00PM, 9:00PM, 9:30PM,10:00PM, 10:30PM, 11:30PM, 11:55PM

1:00AM, 2:00AM, 3:00AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 6:00AM, 7:00AM,  8:00AM, 9:00AM, 9:30AM, 10:00AM, 10:30AM,11:00AM, 11:30AM, 12:00NN, 1:00PM, 1:30PM, 2:00PM, 2:30PM, 3:00PM, 4:00PM, 5:00PM, 6:00PM, 6:30PM, 7:00PM, 8:00PM, 8:30PM, 9:00PM, 9:30PM, 10:00PM,10:30PM, 11:00PM, 11:30PM, 11:55PM

From Sampaloc

1:20AM, 4:00AM, 6:00AM, 10:00AM, 12:45PM, 2:00PM, 4:00PM, 10:45PM

From Caloocan 

7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:20AM, 2:00PM, 4:00PM, 6:40PM, 11:00PM

12:30AM, 12:40AM, 12:45AM, 1:40AM, 2:20AM, 2:30AM, 2:40AM, 3:20AM, 4:40AM, 5:30AM, 5:40AM, 5:45AM, 6:30AM, 6:40AM, 6:45AM, 7:40AM, 8:20AM, 8:30AM, 9:15AM,9:20AM, 10:15AM, 10:45AM, 11:30AM, 11:40AM,12:15PM, 1:00PM, 1:30PM, 2:15PM, 2:45PM, 3:40PM, 4:20PM, 5:40PM, 6:30PM, 7:30PM, 8:20PM, 8:30PM, 8:40PM, 9:20PM, 9:30PM, 10:00PM, 10:30PM, 11:00PM, 11:30PM, 11:55PM

12:15AM, 12:20AM, 1:00AM, 2:00AM, 3:00AM, 3:40AM, 4:20AM, 5:15AM, 5:20AM, 6:15AM, 6:20AM, 7:20AM, 8:00AM, 8:15AM, 8:40AM, 8:45AM, 9:30AM, 9:40AM, 9:45AM, 10:30AM, 11:00AM, 11:15 AM, 12;00NN, 12:30 PM, 1:15 PM, 1:45 PM, 2:30 PM, 3:20 PM, 4:40 PM, 5:20 PM, 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, 9:00 PM, 9:40 PM, 10:15 PM, 10:40 PM, 11:10 PM, 11:45 PM

From Baguio to Sampaloc

3:00AM, 4:00AM, 6:00AM, 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 12NN, 3:00PM, 7:00PM, 11:00PM

From Baguio to Caloocan

5:00AM, 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:20PM, 3:00PM, 7:00PM, 11:00PM

Solid North Transit Bus Schedule

Solid North Luxury Bus Going to Baguio v.v

From PITX

12:01AM, 2:30AM, 4:30AM, 6:00AM, 8:30AM, 10:00AM, 12:00NN, 2:30 PM, 4:30 PM, 6:00 PM, 8:00 PM, 10:00 PM

From Baguio to PITX

12:01AM, 2:30AM, 4:30AM, 6:00AM, 8:00AM, 10:00AM, 1:30PM, 2:30 PM, 4:30 PM, 6:00 PM, 8:00 PM, 10:00 PM

Solid North Standard Bus Going to Baguio v.v

1:00AM, 2:00AM, 3:00AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 7:00AM, 8:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM, 11:00 PM

1:00AM, 2:00AM, 3:00AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 7:00AM, 11:00AM, 1:00PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 11:00 PM

Joy Bus Schedule

Joy Bus Premier Going to Baguio v.v

2:30AM, 4:30AM, 12:00PM, 4:00PM

1:30AM, 3:30AM, 11:00AM, 4:00PM

From Avenida

2:00 PM, 10:30 PM

 From Baguio to Cubao

6:00AM, 11:00AM, 3:00PM, 9:00PM, 11:30PM

From Baguio to Avenida

12:30 AM, 3:00 PM

Joy Bus Deluxe Going to Baguio v.v

1:00AM, 3:30AM, 8:30AM, 11:00AM, 2:00PM, 6:00PM, 8:00 PM, 10:00 PM, 11:00 PM

12:01AM, 2:30AM, 8:30AM, 10:00AM, 1:00PM, 4:00PM

1:00 PM, 7:00 PM

12:30AM, 1:30AM, 2:30AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:00AM, 1:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM

12:30AM, 1:30AM, 2:30AM, 4:00AM, 5:00AM, 7:30AM, 9:00AM, 10:00AM, 1:00 PM, 5:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM

10:30 AM, 8:00 PM

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GV FLORIDA BUS SCHEDULES

Manila (sampaloc terminal) to ilocos norte bus departure, manila  (sampaloc terminal) to cagayan bus departure, baguio to cagayan bus departure v.v.

ATTENTION: TRIP SCHEDULE MAY CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. PLEASE VISIT  PHBUS.COM , TERMINAL, OR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR MORE DETAILS.

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Genesis Transport Bus Schedules

From cubao terminal.

Cubao to Baler

3:00 AM to 7:30 PM with 1-hour intervals.

Cubao to Baguio

3:00 AM to 7:00 AM with 1-hour intervals.

Cubao to Casiguran

1:00 AM to 3:00 AM with 2-hour intervals.

Cubao to Olongapo

4:00 AM to 6:30 PM with 1-hour intervals.

From Pasay Terminal

Pasay to Balanga

4:00 AM to 9:00 PM with 20-minute intervals.

Pasay to Mariveles

1:00 AM to 7:30 PM with 20-minute intervals.

Pasay to La Union

2:00 AM to 6:30 PM with 1 1/2 hour intervals.

From Avenida Terminal

Avenida to Balanga

3:00 AM to 10:00 PM with 15-minute intervals.

Avenida to Mariveles

4:00 AM to 7:30 PM with 1-hour intervals.

Avenida to Baguio

11:00 PM to 9:00 PM with 1-hour intervals.

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South Carolina women's basketball schedule 2024-25 includes trip to UCLA for potential top-5 matchup

COLUMBIA — Just like Led Zeppelin , South Carolina women's basketball is "going to California."

UCLA women's basketball announced Monday that the Gamecocks will travel to Los Angeles on Nov. 24 for a nonconference Sunday showdown. The game time in Pauley Pavilion has not yet been announced.

In ESPN 's "way too early top-25 poll" from May, South Carolina was ranked No. 1 overall, with UCLA coming up at No. 5.

The last time these two teams met in the regular season was in 2022 also around Thanksgiving, when UCLA traveled to Columbia. The Gamecocks won 73-64. Later that season , South Carolina beat UCLA in the Sweet 16, 59-43 in March 2023.

The 2024-25 UCLA Bruins are led by spark plug Kiki Rice, a sophomore from Maryland and 6-foot-7 Lauren Betts. Rice was one of three players featured in ESPN's docuseries, " Full Court Press " that featured South Carolina's Kamilla Cardoso.

The Bruins added Texas A&M transfer Janiah Barker, who averaged 12.2 games as a sophomore last season. In April, Charlisse Leger-Walker from Washington State announced she was transferring to UCLA for her fifth year. She averaged 13.2 points and 6.5 rebounds per game last year. Timea Gardiner left Oregon State and committed to UCLA in May.

UCLA lost to LSU in the Sweet 16, finishing the year with a 27-7 record. The Bruins were a No. 2 seed in the tournament.

The Gamecocks landed Arkansas transfer Maryam Dauda a 6-foot-4 forward who averaged 10 points last season. South Carolina has three freshmen for the 2024-25 season: Joyce Edwards, Madisen McDaniel and Adhel Tac.

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Cape May-Lewes Ferry guide: What to know about pricing, schedules, amenities and terminals

A sunny day is the perfect reason to enjoy the outdoors, and what better way to do that than a trip on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry? 

If your ferry knowledge is a bit rusty or if you’ve never taken a ride on it, don’t worry.  

Here’s everything you need to know about the Cape May-Lewes Ferry, including what to see and do in Cape May, New Jersey, and Lewes, passenger fare and what to expect on board.  

Where is the Cape May-Lewes Ferry located?  

The ferry sets sail from Lewes for a short trip across the Delaware Bay to Cape May. Passengers can travel by vehicle, bicycle or on foot.   

How long is the trip?    

The ferry takes about 85 minutes one-way and about three hours for a roundtrip voyage.   

Cape May is 17 miles from Lewes, and open waters are home to breathtaking views and animal friends are likely to make an appearance along the way. Passengers may see osprey, bald eagles, dolphins, egrets, gannets, horseshoe crabs, piping plovers, red knots, seals and whales while on the ferry route or while getting on or off the boat.  

What is the schedule?  

Summer fare run through Aug. 31. Fall fare runs from Sept. 1 to Oct. 31. Winter fare runs from Nov. 1 to March 31, 2025.  

Daily departure times from both the Cape May and Lewes terminals vary based on day. Consult the seasonal schedule for more information about arrival and departure times. 

How much does it cost? 

According to the summer fare, adults ages 14 to 61 years old pay $10 for a one-way ticket and $18 for a round trip. Seniors aged 62 years old and up pay $8 for a one-way ticket and $14 for a round trip. Children between ages 6 and 13 years pay $3 for a one-way ticket and $5 for a round trip. Children under 6 years of age ride free.  

Discounts are available for AAA members, military personnel and first responders. With a valid ID or membership number provided, individuals in these categories can get a one-way ticket for $8 and a round trip for $14.  

Bicycle fare is free with the purchase of a passenger ticket.   

Vehicle fares, which do not include the driver, are as follows:  

• Cars, SUVs and pickup trucks (under 20 feet) cost $38 one-way and $68 for a round trip (Monday through Thursday). Friday through Sunday and holidays, a one-way ticket is $41 and a round trip is $82. 
• Motorcycles cost $32 one-way and $57 for a round trip (Monday through Thursday). Friday through Sunday and holidays, a one-way ticket is $32 and a round trip is $64. 
• Three-wheel motorcycles or motorcycles with trailers cost $32 one way and $57 round trip (Monday through Thursday). Friday through Sunday and holidays, a one-way ticket is $32 and a round trip is $64.  
• Scooters cost $16 one way and $28 round trip (Monday through Thursday). Friday through Sunday and holidays, a one-way ticket is $16 and a round trip is $32. 
• RVs and long vehicles vary in pricing. Consult the website for more information.  

According to the winter fare, adults ages 14 to 61 years old pay $8 for a one-way ticket and $14 for a round trip. Seniors, ages 62 years old and up, pay $6 for a one-way ticket and $11 for a round trip.  

Children aged 13 years old and younger ride for free.

Discounts are available for AAA members, military personnel and first responders. With a valid ID or membership number provided, individuals in these categories can get a one-way ticket for $6 and a round trip for $11.  

• Cars, SUVs and pickup trucks (under 20 feet) cost $22 one-way and $39 for a round trip. 
• Motorcycles cost $18 one-way and $31 for a round trip.  
• Three-wheel motorcycles or motorcycles with trailers cost $19 one way and $32 round trip.  
• Scooters cost $9 one way and $15 round trip.   
• RVs and long vehicles vary in pricing. Consult the website for more information. 

Bicycle fare is always free with the purchase of a passenger ticket. Vehicles are subject to inspection, and drivers will likely be asked to pop their trunks before boarding.  

If you use the ferry often, consider purchasing a Frequent Traveler Book online or by calling (800) 643-3779. Books come in packs of six or 12. 

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What you should know before you set sail  

Reservations are required to board the ferry. Passengers can reserve a spot by booking online or calling customer service during normal hours. 

Reservations require the length of your vehicle if it is not a standard car, truck or van; the number of passengers including the driver; and your credit card number. An email and phone number will be noted for contact in case of booking changes or other issues.   

Check-in begins 45 minutes to one hour before departure, and reservations may be forfeited if check-in is not completed 30 minutes prior to scheduled departure. Stand-by tickets will be available at this time.  

Bookings can be rescheduled free of charge, but if canceled, a nonrefundable cancelation fee of $6 per one-way and $12 per round-trip booking will be imposed. No-shows will result in the cancelation of the crossing and a non-refundable no-show fee of $26 will be charged. 

Paid, unused reservations may be applied to future trips, with some restrictions. Ferry tickets are valid for two years from the date of purchase.   

Cape May-Lewes Ferry restrictions  

Before you board, make sure you have all needed items and none of the restricted ones.   

A government-issued photo ID is required for all drivers and foot passengers over 14 years old. Foreign travelers must present a valid passport or international driver’s license.   

Children under age 14 must be accompanied by someone at least 14, and that person must present a school ID, passport state ID or driver's license. A maximum of two children between the ages of 2 and 13 can travel with an unaccompanied passenger between 14 and 18 years old.   

Passengers are prohibited from bringing opened alcoholic beverages on or off the ferry by Delaware and New Jersey law. Alcoholic beverages sold on each vessel and or in each terminal must be discarded before boarding or disembarking. Unopened beverages are allowed but must be kept stored.   

The ferry and its terminals and surrounding areas have been tobacco-free since 2017. No smoking or other forms of tobacco are allowed. This includes vaping, cigarettes, cigars, pipes, chewing tobacco or smoking-related products.   

Pets are permitted on the ferry but must stay on outside decks or in vehicles. Passengers with pets cannot bring them inside the cabin near food areas. If restroom or food court facilities are needed, contact a crew member for assistance.   

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry notes that “pets must be sociable when on passenger decks and remain on a leash or in an appropriate carrier,” or the owner will be asked to return the pet to the vehicle. All vehicles with pet passengers must have the windows open for air.   

Is parking available at the terminals?  

Parking is available for free at both the Cape May and Lewes terminals. 

Cars can be left in the ferry parking lot overnight as long as license plate numbers are registered at the ticket counter in the terminal or with the police after hours in the police building in either city.   

There is no winter shuttle to Cape May, but seasonal shuttles are available. In Lewes, the DART Route 204 bus picks up and drops off in front of the Lewes terminal. 

Ferry amenities   

The ferries have various amenities including internet service and food and drink options available for passengers.   

The Lewes Terminal features Grain on the Rocks, a great dinner option once you complete your round trip, while the Cape May Terminal has Café 64 in colder months and more dining options from Exit 0 in season.  

Ferry vessels have indoor and outdoor seating, along with elevators to help get between decks. Table, bench seating and reclining seats are available indoors. Adirondack chairs, wooden benches, Lido Bar seating and metal chairs and tables are available outdoors.   

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What to do in Lewes  

In Lewes, there are plenty of shops, historic sites and nature views to enjoy and lots of places to eat your way through.   

A bike trail is across the street from the ferry terminal and local eateries such as Grain On the Rocks and Crooked Hammock Brewery are nearby.  

Local beaches are a short drive or bike ride away, and seasonal events and beer rides are always on tap. 

What to do in Cape May  

While in Cape May , you can visit Cape May Point State Park, the Cape May Lighthouse, Washington Street Mall, the Lobster House, Cape May Brewery, Beach Plum Farm and much more.  

Cape May (and Lewes) have electric bikes available for rental during your trip that can help expand your exploration of the area and give you a workout!  

More Cape May area attractions include the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation, Cape May County Park and Zoo, Willow Creek Winery and Farm, Emlen Physick Estate (a historic Victorian house and museum) and many annual events.   

Cape May-Lewes Ferry upgrades  

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry has been running since its first voyage on July 1, 1964.   

The ferry has three vessels, with a capacity of 100 vehicles and about 800 people each, each the length of a football field.   

Although the ferry has been improved throughout the years, the Delaware River and Bay Authority announced in 2023 that the current vessels are set to retire as a new fleet awaits the water.   

The proposed fleet will have four vessels that are smaller than the ferry’s current boats. Each new vessel will have a capacity of 75 vehicles and about 330 passengers each, according to a spokesperson for the Delaware River and Bay Authority.  

Although the new boats will be smaller, a fourth vessel will allow for greater schedule flexibility. The Delaware River and Bay Authority expects the new fleet to be more environmentally friendly, meet or beat the current total trip times and improve customer and crew amenities.  

The $320 million project will be completed in phases, with the first new vessel expected to arrive in late 2026. Plans have not been finalized yet, but a public information session was held last June that considered vessel profile options, discussed plans and reviewed the project timeline. 

The three most recent design layouts were voted on by attendees, with profile B coming out as the winner. Profile C was a close second, followed by profile A. More information about the master plan and profile options can be found on www.cmlf.com/marine-master-plan.  

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Cowboys announce when team will fly to Oxnard for training camp

Josh sanchez | jun 5, 2024.

The Dallas Cowboys are currently holding minicamp at The Star in Frisco, Texas, but the start of training camp in Oxnard, California is just around the corner.

Training camps across the league will begin in mid-to-late-July, but exact dates have yet to be announced.

We do know, however, when the team will head out west.

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NFL Network's Jane Slater reports that the Cowboys will fly to Oxnard on Tuesday, July 23. The tentative plan is to hold the first training camp practice on Thursday, July 25.

Dallas opens its preseason just over two weeks later against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium on Sunday, August 11.

They will then make the short trip to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to take on the Raiders, before returning home to host the Los Angeles Chargers and presumably finish out training camp at The Star.

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Biden honors US war dead with a cemetery visit ending a French trip that served as a rebuke to Trump

President Joe Biden has closed out his trip to France by paying his respects at an American military cemetery that Donald Trump skipped when he was president

BELLEAU, France — President Joe Biden closed out his trip to France by paying his respects at an American military cemetery that Donald Trump notably skipped when he was president, hoping his final stop Sunday helped draw the stakes of the November election in stark relief.

Before returning to the United States, Biden honored America’s war dead at the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery about an hour outside Paris. He placed a wreath at the cemetery chapel before an expanse of white headstones marking the final resting place of more than 2,200 U.S. soldiers who fought in World War I.

It was a solemn end to five days in which Trump was an unspoken yet unavoidable presence. On the surface, the trip marked the 80th anniversary of D-Day and celebrated the alliance between the United States and France. But during an election year when Trump has called into question fundamental understandings about America’s global role, Biden has embraced his Republican predecessor — and would-be successor — as a latent foil.

Every ode to the transatlantic partnership was a reminder that Trump could upend those relationships. Each reference to democracy stood a counterpoint to his rival’s efforts to overturn a presidential election. The myriad exhortations to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia created a contrast with Trump’s skepticism about providing U.S. assistance.

Biden’s paeans to the struggle between democracy and autocracy drew plaudits in Europe, where the prospect of a return to Trump’s turbulent reign has sparked no shortage of anxiety. But it remains to be seen how the message will resonate with American voters, as Biden’s campaign struggles to connect the dire warnings the Democratic president so often delivers about his rival with people’s daily concerns.

The visit to the cemetery served as a moment to underscore the contrast once more.

“It’s the same story,” Biden said. “America showed up. America showed up to stop the Germans. America showed up to make sure that they did not prevail. And America shows up when we’re needed just like our allies show for us.”

During a 2018 trip to France, Trump skipped plans to go to the cemetery, a decision that the White House blamed on weather at the time. However, subsequent reports said that Trump told aides he didn’t want to go because he viewed the dead soldiers as “suckers” and “losers.” Trump has denied the comments, although they were later corroborated by his chief of staff at the time, John Kelly.

Trump’s purported insults have become a regular feature of Biden’s campaign speeches, including during an April rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

“These soldiers were heroes, just as every American who has served this nation,” Biden said. “Believing otherwise, that alone is disqualifying for someone to seek this office.”

Biden ignored a direct question about Trump at the cemetery but said it was important to visit the hallowed ground. “The idea that I would come to Normandy and not make the short trip here to pay tribute,” he added, his voice trailing off as if to express disbelief.

Trump, at a campaign rally in Las Vegas, said Sunday after Biden had left France that the president’s performance overseas was “terrible” and embarrassing, though Trump did not cite anything in particular. “This is not a representative for what used to be the greatest country,” he told his supporters, adding that under Biden “we are a nation in major decline and we’re going to stop it immediately.”

Maura Sullivan, a former Marine officer who served on the American Battle Monuments Commission under President Barack Obama, said Biden’s visit would “set the example, and do what a president should do.” Now an official with the New Hampshire Democratic Party, Sullivan said that “voters can draw their own conclusions” from that.

Biden’s trip was full of emotional moments, and the president grew heavy-eyed after meeting with World War II veterans. A 21-gun salute cast eerie smoke over 9,388 white marble headstones at the Normandy American Cemetery.

“This has been the most remarkable trip that I’ve ever made,” Biden said on Saturday night, his last in Paris before returning to the U.S.

At Aisne-Marne, Biden said the trip “surprised me how much it awakened my sense of why it’s so valuable to have these alliances. Why it’s so critical. That’s the way you stop wars, not start wars.”

His remarks over the last few days were also freighted with political overtones.

On Thursday at Normandy anniversary ceremonies, Biden said D-Day served a reminder that alliances make the United States stronger, calling it “a lesson that I pray we Americans never forget.” He also highlighted how the war effort drew on immigrants, women and people of color who were too often overlooked by history.

Then on Friday, he went to Pointe du Hoc, a spot on the coast where Army Rangers scaled cliffs to overcome Nazi defenses on D-Day that was also the site in 1984 of one of President Ronald Reagan’s most memorable speeches about the struggles between the West and the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

By following in an iconic Republican’s footsteps, Biden honed his appeal to traditional conservatives who are often frustrated by Trump’s isolationist vision. Biden issued a call for Americans to protect democracy like the Rangers who scaled the cliffs, a message that synced with campaign rhetoric that paints his election opponent as an existential threat to U.S. values.

While Biden was in France, his campaign announced that it had hired the onetime chief of staff to former Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger to lead outreach to GOP voters. Kinzinger clashed with Trump’s foreign policy and efforts to overturn the last presidential election.

At Pointe du Hoc, Biden said the Army Rangers “fought to vanquish a hateful ideology in the ’30s and ’40s. Does anyone doubt they wouldn’t move heaven and earth to vanquish hateful ideologies of today?”

Trump has argued that the U.S. needs to devote more attention to its own problems and less to foreign alliances and entanglements. He has also routinely played down the importance of American partnerships, suggesting the U.S. could abandon its treaty commitments to defend European allies if they don’t pay enough for their own defenses.

Douglas Brinkley, a presidential historian who wrote a book about Pointe du Hoc and Reagan’s speech, said Biden “had big shoes to step into” by choosing the same location.

Biden’s speech “didn’t equal Reagan’s in grandeur, nor could it,” Brinkley said. Still, he said Biden “said the right words about why democracy matters.”

Paul Begala, a veteran Democratic strategist, said it could help Biden politically “to stand where Reagan stood.”

He noted that Biden is struggling with younger voters but appears to be gaining strength among older ones who may be more receptive to reminders of Reagan’s speech four decades ago.

“He needs a lot of Reagan Republicans to offset his challenges with younger voters,” he said.

Biden’s trip was also punctuated by the pomp of a state visit in Paris.

French President Emmanuel Macron arranged a ceremony at the Arc du Triomphe, where four fighter jets flew overhead, and hosted a banquet at the Elysee presidential palace.

“United we stand, divided we fall,” Macron said in toasting Biden. “Allied we are, and allied we will stay.”

Overall, Biden’s visit had a slower pace than other foreign trips. The 81-year-old president had no public events on his first day in Paris after arriving on an overnight flight, and didn’t hold a press conference with reporters, as is customary. John Kirby, a national security spokesman, said that was necessary to prepare “in advance of the weighty engagements” during subsequent days.

“There’s a lot on the calendar,” he said.

Still, it was a contrast to Macron’s tendency to offer prestigious guests an intense schedule with a mix of official meetings, business talks, cultural events and private dinners at fancy restaurants.

When the 46-year-old French leader hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping last month, the two-day agenda was crammed with activities including a trip to the Pyrenees Mountains near the border with Spain where Macron spent time as a child.

Associated Press writer Jonathan J. Cooper in Las Vegas and Sylvie Corbet contributed to this report.