Baguio City was established by Americans in 1900 at the site of an Ibaloi village known as Kafagway. The name of the city is derived from the word bagiw in Ibaloi, the indigenous language of the Benguet Region, meaning 'moss'.
Magsaysay Ave (Gen Luna) 2600 Baguio Baguio City Philippines
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Oh well be attentive with flower vendors. First, they dont have fix prices. Second, if your buying by bundles DO NOT PURCHASE HERE or around MAHARLIKA.Their prices is thrice from the trading post.
Great place to buy fruits & veggies . As long a u know how to pick the ripe ones. There are some illegal sellers who will approach u to sell some veg
Extra challenge from market to Victory terminal if you carry around 40lbs worth of pasalubong hehe! Mostly uphill. There are friendly kids at the market offering to carry your load for a fee.
Speak Tagalog and be ready to walk away if the deal isn't good. Or haggle a bit. But definitely great deals to be found here especially the produce and brooms
What a lively market ! It has all I need: from pasalubong to fresh veggies to meat and dry goods. When buying, bring on that native tongue . Ilocano-speaking tourists are more likely to get bargains!
I don't like the main area, but the upper part that houses all the produce is the best place in Baguio for you're fruits & veggie needs.
This huge market has so many options, but be aware of pickpockets !
The pasalubong until the coffee area is just the start. Get inside the Hangar Market for move veggies and hilltop for more varieties!
For those who want a unique photo op in the city market , go to Hilltop . Many willing and friendly vendors are up there. Great place to check out some ukay-ukay stores as well .
Don't forget Kape Umali for their awesome coffee . Highly recommend hazelnut !
A bundle of roses should be 2 dozens or 24 pcs. Vendors may trick you that a bundle is just a dozen. It happens. Most of the time. Thats part of the biz.
Everything!!! A dieter's heaven! Super cheap veggies !
Go deeper inside the market . You'll find goods cheaper than the ones sold near the entrances.
Don't forget to pass by the Garcia's Pure Coffee stall for your supply of Sagada and Benguet beans. Try their flavored coffee beans as well !
That red strawberries hmm... Delicious :) ... Specially the jam :) Love it ....
The best place to buy collective pasalubong when in the city .
in meat section: look for Alviar's meat stand they've got the best longganisa :)
Try Sonny Ong's place the cheapest place to buy your materials for your business and baking ingredients
Get best deals of vegetables and other goods at the Hilltop ! If you are also looking for UKAYs, better check Hilltop too!
Always ask for the last price.
Coffee , fresh fruits and veggies , pasaubong.
Great place for pasalubong . Haggle !
Fresh strawberries !
keep an eye on your surroundings, and make sure all your shit is tucked in safe...
Variety of choices :--)
Check out items here.
pasalubong gulay, peanut brittle ksama na walis tingting at kulambo d2 matatagpuan.
Be careful with your valuables. The best pickpockets are found here.
A good place to buy pasalubongs !
Cheaper price are here.
Beware of pickpockets .
Speak in Ilokano dialect for discounts .
lamiiiggg!!!!
Simply nod no to kids selling plastic bags to shun them
wlang mgawa
mainit pero presko . kahit di na mag long sleeves at pantalon .
Pili kayo ng mga fesh fruits n vegs meron ding medyo lanta na
Ingat lang sa mandurukot! ;)
Kape umali coffee store coffee beans wholesale and retail ground or whole beans, benguet, barako, sagada, kalinga - Rondel Olarte
Be prepared to get fondled. Either there is no personal space, or once you enter Sunshine people go into zombie mode... they will block, push and step all over your feet. Zombies like cheap prices. - Timothy
Best place for anything you need - food, clothes, amusement, etc! ???? - Chiara L
Sizzling plate is a must try. Specially their porterhouse steak - Jonah Gadinggan
They have wide selection of foods yet affordable and delicious. Don't miss their steam chicken, crispy pata and fish. - Nathan Demecillo