BENGUET

• Baguio Cathedral


  One of the many religious landmarks that dot the city, its pinkish hue rise above the skyline
• Balatoc Mines


  Old mines that ceased operation when the minerals in the area were depleted, transformed into a tourist destination that offers visitors a chance to go deep inside the mine tunnels
• Burnham Park


  Named after the city's master planner Daniel Burnham, traditional venue of the city's numerous festivities, has a man-made lagoon usually filled with boating excursionists, bikers, promenaders, and skaters delight in the park's wide area
• Camp John Hay


  Formerly the rest and recreation center of the United States Armed Forces in the Philippines, turned over to the Filipinos when the Americans left the country in early 90's, renamed Club John Hay
• Mines View Park


  Known as a shopper's haven, where you can load up on the province's bounties: handwoven jackets and blankets, silver knickknacks and jewelry, and various jams and preserves, guests should also check out the breathtaking view of the mining sites on the mountains fronting the park
• Mt. Pulag


  Highest mountain in Luzon, reaching more than 9,600 feet, one can literally walk beyond the clouds, features include a lake, mossy forests at the middle elevation, and a wide expanse of grassland made of dwarf bamboos at the peak area
• National Museum in Kabayan


  Main focus is a collection of Ibaloi artcrafts, including well-preserved mummies which are garbed only in their traditional clothing and are in a sitting or squatting position
• Philippine Military Academy Museum


  The Philippine Military Academy is the premier training ground for young Filipinos who want to excel in a military career, houses important relics such as cultural artifacts of the Cordilleras