Mines View Park of Baguio City is a magnificent tourist destination, well known for offering some truly amazing natural scenic views amidst a very …
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Jan 23, 2025
Fee to enter which I'm ok with , proceed to the view point to find nothing but garbage everywhere! There were no place to put your garbage and the were no cleaners ! For us it was a waste of a trip a…Full review by Ed P
Dec 9, 2024
We visited Mines View Park in two successive months, on a Monday then on a Sunday afternoon. On both occasions, there are many people visiting and "crowding" on the area overlooking the mountainside…Full review by Inaliel79
Dec 6, 2024
Amazing view but there were a lot of people. It was Saturday so it was expected that there were a lot of tourists who visited this attraction..Full review by marwanderer
Hi! If you travel via bus, In Cubao Terminal I recommend Victory Liner because they have the best bus I traveled especially with small children. It took more than 4 hours of travel time …
Hi! If you travel via bus, In Cubao Terminal I recommend Victory Liner because they have the best bus I traveled especially with small children. It took more than 4 hours of travel time until you reach the Victory Liner Terminal ( Baguio). There's a lot of cabs there then ask to bring you to Mines View Park Hotel.I can say that most of them are an honest driver like we experienced.
Mines View Park Hotel has air conditioning? How’s the weather during summer? What is the temperature on July to August?
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Baguio City is often cool in the evenings and mornings so you don't really need air conditioning. It can actually be very cold from November through February, to the point you'll need …
Baguio City is often cool in the evenings and mornings so you don't really need air conditioning. It can actually be very cold from November through February, to the point you'll need sweaters and jackets. Summer in the US is the opposite in the Philippines. It's usually raining from July through September. That's the monsoon season in the Philippines and can be extremely slippery driving up the mountains to Baguio.
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