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Mirador Heritage and Eco Park – Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)

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MIRADOR HERITAGE AND ECO PARK

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)

When I was a kid, one of my dreams is to visit Japan because of the anime, Samurai X. I wanted to see the culture, architecture, and nature there. One of the iconic scenes from the series is the battle between two samurais in the middle of a bamboo forest. It is probably fun being surrounded by bamboo and I was imagining doing different shots with it. But since traveling during this pandemic is still restricted, the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove in Mirador Heritage and Eco-Park might suffice for now.

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)

Mirador Heritage and Eco-Park is one of the newest destinations in Baguio City. It is located where the famed Lourdes Grotto stands. The park is huge, covering the top of Mirador Hill. Some parts of the park are based on known tourist destinations in Kyoto, Japan, including the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and the Tori Gate at the Mirador Peace Memorial. Aside from those, the park houses the Jesuit Villa and Retreat House and Cafe Inigo by Ebai.

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)

Just near the entrance of the park is the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and I was excited to do my Yowa Yowa shot while being surrounded by bamboo grasses. We did not reach the Tori Gate at the Mirador Peace Memorial but the view of Baguio City from the Rock Gardens was enough to appreciate what Mirador has to offer. We just sat there on one of the benches and looked at the mountain houses and trees.

Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
Mirador Heritage and Eco Park - Baguio City, Benguet (Travel Guide)
If you want to be with nature and have a magnificent view of Baguio City, this should be included in your itinerary. A great place to explore with family and friends.

AFTER YOUR VISIT TO MIRADOR, TRY THIS RESTAURANT CALLED OH MY GULAY.

REMINDERS/GUIDES/TIPS

LOCATION:

  • Barangay Dominican Hill-Mirador, Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines

HOW TO GET THERE:

    • By Public Transportation:
      • From Baguio City Proper, take a jeepney at Kayang Street going to Lourdes Grotto. (Travel Time: 8-15 Minutes, Fare: ₱9.00)
      • Or take a taxi going to Mirador Heritage and Eco Park. (Travel Time: 8-15 Minutes, Fare: ₱80.00-₱100.00)
    • By Private Transportation:
      • Take Queen of Peace Road or Naguilian Road or Lower Rock Quarry going to Dominican Hill Road. Expect heavy traffic. (Travel Time: 8-15 Minutes)

POWER PACK:

FEES:

  • Entrance Fee: ₱100.00
  • Parking Fee: ₱25.00

ACCOMMODATIONS:

CHECK OUT THESE DISCOUNTED/PROMO RATES IN KLOOK:

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CONNECT:

  • Website: https://www.miradorjesuitvilla.com/
  • Contact Number (Mirador Jesuit Villa and Retreat House): 0906 570 1634 (GLOBE/TM)

NOTES:

  • Operating Hours: 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
  • Park guests can come anytime without reservations. Reservation is only required for events.
  • Pets and bringing of own food are not allowed.
  • Parking and Restrooms are available.

© CHASEJASE

4 Comments. Leave new

  • Hello! I’d like to know how many hours you alloted for Mirador Heritage and Eco Park? Is 2-3 hours good enough? Thanks so much.

    Reply
    • Jase Beringuela
      January 3, 2023 6:58 PM

      Hi! Yes 2-3 hours is enough. 🙂 But if you will take a lot of pictures, add an hour when there’s a lot of crowd

      Reply
  • Hello. Thank you for the information. Do you think sr citizen around 65 yrs old would be able to walk around the park ? Is there any easier way to get to the top of the hill (red gate) ? I was curious if there is soo much climbing involved or maybe there are areas for slight walking/sightseeing.

    And lastly, would you know if there are taxis there to go back home ? Thanks in advance.

    Reply
    • Hi! There are a lot of stairs, it will be hard for seniors but I think they can climb some parts of the garden and they can stay and sit there while the young ones can still proceed to the red gate.

      Yes, there are taxis there 🙂 have a safe trip!

      Reply

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