STRAWBERRY FIELD

The Strawberry Farm is located at Betag, La Trinidad about 6 Kilometers away from Baguio City. It’s delicious and sweet strawberries with Swiss and Japanese variety is one of the main reasons why tourists come back for more. There has been a vegetable glut during early 80’s from there then they started experimenting and producing sweeter and huge varieties of strawberries. At Betag, you can buy fresh strawberries and could pick it up in the fields by yourself too. Usually, it ranges from 90 to 130 pesos per Kilogram. There are also other products made from strawberry like jam, candy, wines and don’t forget the Strawberry Flavored Ice Cream.

ORGANICALLY GROWN VEGGIES

There are two areas where you can buy Organically Grown Fresh Vegetables in La Trinidad. One is at Benguet Trading Post at km 5 just about a kilometer before the Strawberry Farm wherein vegetables are generally bought. The other one is just right beside the Strawberry Farm Market located at km 6 where lots of veggies like Broccoli, Cauliflower, Potatoes, Carrots, Snow Peas, Cabbage, Peas, and Beans could be bought inexpensively and freshly harvested straight from the farm.

The Bell Church

Located north of Baguio City’s Town Proper and along the road going to the town of La Trinidad is the Bell Church. It is also called as the Bell Tower. This Buddhist temple built by the early Chinese settlers is known for its beautiful garden, landscapes and bells. And some artifacts, literatures that were told to be part of China’s history. Travelers and tourists also visit the place for fortune telling.

Trek to Mt. Kalugong or Mt. Yangbaw

Are you a nature lover and want to have an adventurous trip in Benguet? Why don’t you try trekking to Mt. Kalugong. Hike up to the Kalugong View Point which offers a full panoramic view from the southwest of La Trinidad Valley, south of Baguio City, the villages of Sablan, Tublay, Kapangan, the Halsema Highway and some parts of Benguet Mountains. Mt. Kalugong (Ilocano word) got its name because the mountain appeared to have a hat or sombrero (tagalog) formations.

Peril Caves

Sacred Remains of the early Cordilleran and Japanese soldiers lie in the center of the virgin forest of Sitio Peril in Barangay Alno. This was said to be the newly discovered attraction or tourist spot in Benguet. The local government however plans to implement strict security measures for the relics not to be destroyed. An incident during the early 80’s, wherein an estimated loss of 80 skeletons including the remains of a 500 year old mummy - the most respected “Apo Annu” believed by the people to be a warrior and a son of a goddess was discovered. They recovered the remains year 1984 and now these mummies have been declared as a National Treasures of the Philippines.

Rose Fields

Bahong, La Trinidad is also known as rose capital of the Philippines. Other flowers such as Chrysanthemums, cut flowers and ornamental plants can also be found in the area. Tourists from all over visit the fields to see, feel and appreciate the beauty of these well grown flowers. The long stemmed rose is one of the best sellers here in the Rose Fields; tourists love to buy them for nurturing and keeping.

Tawang Church of Stone

Built during the American Period by the early Anglican parish, Tawang Church of Stone was unbelievably made out of limestone. It is Located at Tawang, La Trinidad just 7kms away from Baguio City.