Baguio City, Benguet

## By AirnBaguio City has Loakan Airport (BAG) within the city, but it has very limited commercial flights. Most travelers fly to Manila (MNL) or Clark International Airport (CRK) and then take a bus. From Manila airports, the bus ride to Baguio takes 5-7 hours. From Clark, the trip is 4-5 hours.nn## By BusnBaguio is well-connected by bus, with Victory Liner being the primary operator. From Manila (Cubao), regular buses take 5-6 hours (PHP 450-700), while the premium Joy Bus (Genesis) deluxe service completes the trip in 4-4.5 hours. Buses depart every 30 minutes. Other routes include Angeles/Clark (4-5 hours), Dagupan (2-3 hours), and San Fernando, La Union (1-1.5 hours). Saulog Transit also serves the Manila route.nn## By RoadnBaguio is accessible via three main mountain roads from the lowlands. Kennon Road is the most scenic but famous for its zigzag path and may close during heavy rains or typhoons. Marcos Highway is the most reliable all-weather route. Naguilian Road connects through Bauang and San Fernando in La Union. For highland adventures, Halsema Highway (the highest road in the Philippines) leads to Sagada (5-6 hours) and Bontoc in the Mountain Province.nn## Getting AroundnBaguio has abundant metered taxis (PHP 40 flagdown) u2014 the most convenient way to navigate the hilly city. Grab is also available. Jeepneys cover routes to all city districts and nearby Benguet towns like La Trinidad at PHP 12 minimum fare. Tricycles are limited, as the steep terrain makes them less practical.