As a typical tourist attraction in Baguio, it keeps on improving every time I visit. Now, they had some flower shops on the alley way walking to the viewing point. The dogs and the horses photo op is still there. Expect a lot of visitors anytime which is good for Baguio tourism I guess.

I’ve been several times now and every time I come here things changed so badly. This time they charged 10 pesos per head and the worse part is it became a shopping spots for plants where people seldom even notice them! Toilet facilities are grossly dark and dirty. It’s very unwelcoming to locals and foreign tourists alike! The only positive side of it is the view.

This is our first visit here for 10 years. How times have changed this place. What used to be a moderately busy tourist spot with a couple of dozen pasalubong outlets has turned into an overcrowded, congested marketplace with a viewing platform. First there is the car park grifters charging 50 pesos to park. Then an “environmental fee” of 10 pesos to enter. Add more to use the cr. Now fight your way through the hundreds of vendors taking up every square inch of space to reach the area where you can have a photo with Philippine icons like a st.bernard dog or a horse with pink hair. You can even hire an igorot outfit for authenticity. When you reach the viewing platform keep fighting for a space to take a photo and wait patiently while groups take 300 photos of each other with each other’s phones. The view is well worth seeing but the rest is a perfect example of tourism mismanagement. Is it worth it? We think not. Most definitely will not return here and cannot recommend.

Came here first thing in the morning. It was very near to our AirBnB at Monterrazas village. Many shops and stalls to navigate past before getting to the view point. The views are really nice and recommend to come in the morning to get a nice cool breeze.

This tourist attraction is where you can pee the cleanest, and buy trinkets and food the cheapest. This used to be the only place where you can have a photo op with the huge St. Bernard dog (who stunk) but now this huge dog can be seen in a lot of nooks in Baguio, and they smell nice nowadays. But I think of all the vantage points from where you can have an overlooking view of Baguio, this one still takes the cake. It has a gentler slope too so it won’t hurt the knees of the elderly.