Baguio Museum Inc
| Dot-PTA Complex, Governor Pack Rd, Baguio |
5 priser
8.00/10.00 |
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+63 63 444 7451 |
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jj landingin (05.09.2017 09:40)
The most neglected must see and first stop when in Baguio. Specially for first timers in the City. Get to know the Cordillera Culture with it's different tribes that inhibit these verdant northern mountains. The museum also houses the only Benguet mummy on exhibit in the country.
The most neglected must see and first stop when in Baguio. Specially for first timers in the City. Get to know the Cordillera Culture with it's different tribes that inhibit these verdant northern mountains. The museum also houses the only Benguet mummy on exhibit in the country.
Clint Taynan (04.09.2017 08:31)
Best place to visit before starting any tour in Baguio City. Make sure you have a culturally n socially incline DOT accredited guide with you to make the most of your visit and tour in BAGUIO-BENGUET.
Best place to visit before starting any tour in Baguio City. Make sure you have a culturally n socially incline DOT accredited guide with you to make the most of your visit and tour in BAGUIO-BENGUET.
Jovilyn Olanga (21.07.2017 12:59)
As an Architecture students I enjoyed the paintings, sculptures, most especially the scaled model of the evolution of Baguio City.
Young people should visit this kind of place rather than seeing only this in photos.
As an Architecture students I enjoyed the paintings, sculptures, most especially the scaled model of the evolution of Baguio City.
Young people should visit this kind of place rather than seeing only this in photos.
Melvin De Paz (24.06.2017 17:25)
If you really want to learn about the Cordilleras this is the place to start. It needs help though with regards to maintainance.
If you really want to learn about the Cordilleras this is the place to start. It needs help though with regards to maintainance.
Emma A (27.04.2017 10:55)
Nothing much to see tbh. It's a three story building with a basement and during the time that we went there the third floor was closed. First floor contains stuff from the tribes such as clothes and weapons. There's even a mummy in a coffin. Second floor is about Baguio's history when the Americans arrived and how the place was developed. Basement contains a souvenir shop and a small exhibit of local artists. For 40 pesos it's kinda expensive but at least you're helping them preserve the place.
Nothing much to see tbh. It's a three story building with a basement and during the time that we went there the third floor was closed. First floor contains stuff from the tribes such as clothes and weapons. There's even a mummy in a coffin. Second floor is about Baguio's history when the Americans arrived and how the place was developed. Basement contains a souvenir shop and a small exhibit of local artists. For 40 pesos it's kinda expensive but at least you're helping them preserve the place.
