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We had so much fun visiting the gardens! Love all the variety here - not just the typical gardens one would expect, but fun exhibits and designs, a marketplace, and a little cave to explore. We had a surprisingly amount of fun walking through all the different zodiac animal displays and finding ours to take a picture with. We didn't have too much time to spend here - only about an hour, but we made the most of it. Ideally, we would have liked to have spent 2-3 hours to really take it all the gardens have to offer here. Entrance fee is also super affordable - I believe it was 50 pesos for residents and 100 pesos for tourists. So $1-2 dollars to visit the gardens. 100% worth it, highly recommend when visiting Baguio. read more
Nicely curated selection of tropical plants with a good majority of them native to the climate. Baguio Botanical is an ideal place to take a leisurely stroll and get in some good pictures. It's also a nice place for quiet reflection and since they have a little library on site, it's also a nice way to spend the day reading. It's family friendly and the entrance to the grounds is ADA accessible. Disclaimer: not all of the paths are wheelchair accessible. Be prepared if traveling with elderly folk as they may be limited in where they can go. There is a section towards the back of the gardens where they sell plants for sale. Parking is ample and you'll want to get there before noon to avoid the crowds. read more
4 years ago
The place is lovely with a range of plants. Lots of green and blooming flowers. It's accessible if you are able to walk unaided. Yes there are paths for wheelchairs but you won't get the full experience climbing up and going down. The cartoon statues detract from the garden but I guess they wanted to offer distracting for children. Still it's a wonderful place to visit on a sunny day. read more
Free to get in except if you want a photo op with the native people and their outfits, along with using the restroom, buying souvenirs or eating at the restaurant. The walk around was interesting seeing the installation of the Chinese zodiac sculptures by the friendship garden, a Korean gazebo garden, a trail leading toward some caves and a rock circle regarding the mind. Not wheelchair accessible unfortunately it's like a hike. It's about a good hour to soak in all the good plant vibes. read more
