Pincap Transient House at Baguio City

31/08/2024

New spot from Benguet

19/08/2024

17/09/2023

07/08/2023

New policy Dito sa Burnham No vest no ride ..susunod na cguru sa Burnham Bike anyway it's good din nman for how many decades kaya mga visitors nmin sumunod sa utos

14/09/2022

Room for couple own cr.. we will update soon.

14/09/2022

Soon to open for Transient with parking space ..not for now

02/08/2022

ADVISORY:

Using and/or operating a tricycle in the City of Baguio is still PROHIBITED.

Ordinance 28-2012 bans all tricycles within the territorial boundaries of the city.

The ordinance was enacted in 2012 to address the following observations given by the Baguio City Police Office:

▪The tricycle is not a suitable mode of transportation in the road design of Baguio City due to the up and down terrain;
▪Motorcycle was originally manufactured/engineered as single motor vehicle not as a tricycle that will cause road safety issue because of the introduced modification;
▪Based on the BCPO records the statistics figure of accident (homicide and physical injuries) caused by motorcycles rapidly increased for the past two (2) years;
▪The presence of these tricycles will impede the smooth flow of traffic especially on the ascending portions of the road.

Penalties:

1st Offense: Fine of P500.00 and warning from the implementing offices

2nd Offense: Fine of P1,000.00 and impounding of tricycle or imprisonment of thirty (30) days at the discretion of the court;

3rd Offense: Fine of P3,000.00 or imprisonment of 60 days or both at the discretion of the court.

📷Lowie Estigoy

01/08/2022

Paalala sa mga customer nmin..

30/03/2022

Baguio Golf

21/02/2022

Pine tree with love

16/02/2022

28/07/2021

Advisory issued by Acting City Mayor Faustino A. Olowan reiterating that Travelers from ECQ, MECQ and GCQ WITH HEIGHTENED AND ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS will be LIMITED TO APORS WITH COMPLETE TRAVEL DOCUMENTS.

24/05/2021

09/03/2021

The Beauty of Benguet

25/11/2020

Ang lamig dito sa Baguio December na talaga ..

04/08/2020

Announcement from the City Tourism Office:

August 4, 2020 - Baguio City plans to re-open tourism by September. The following systems are being put in place for the safety of visitors and locals:

For the tourists:
➡️ tourists will be required to pre-register through the Baguio VIS.I.T.A. (online registration system)
➡️ tourists will be required to have pre-booked accommodation preferably through accredited tour operators, and declare itinerary
➡️ upon entry, tourists will undergo mandatory triage and PCR testing to be paid by them
➡️ tourists stay in the hotel until results come out (at most 9 hours), and before going around city
➡️ tourists’ movement shall be closely monitored by tour operator and/or hotel management

For tour operators and (TOs) hotels:
➡️ only those with DOT-issued Certificate of Authority to Operate (CAO) can accommodate guests
➡️ TOs and hotels must require guests to register prior to travel through Baguio VIS.I.T.A.
➡️ hotels must ensure observance of health and safety protocols, lest CAO will be revoked

For city tourism managers:
➡️ ensure regulated and controlled entry and real-time monitoring of tourists’ itinerary through the Baguio VIS.I.T.A.
➡️ ensure efficiency of triage and testing process, with suppoting health care systems and centers in place
➡️ ensure protection of personal data and information of tourists
➡️ ensure updated advisories and timely information dissemination relevant and important to locals and tourists
➡️ explore and implement tourism corridors with partner LGUs and partner TOs.

Notes:
- Baguio VIS.I.T.A. (Visitor Information & Travel Assistance) will be launched within the month
- controlled number of tourists per day will be enforced
- illegal entry of tourists will be dealt with accordingly

Comments, questions and suggestions are welcome:
[email protected]

28/05/2020

Wala muna Transient
laku laku muna petchay,itlog,camote,,sayote,

05/05/2020

Baguio see da Beauty, Refreshing air and smell some pine tree around and flowers and veggies

26/04/2020