[2025 Baguio Attraction] Travel Guide for Igorot Stone Kingdom Inc. (Updated Jul)

#postandearn Had an amazing time exploring the Igorot Stone Kingdom! This cultural gem in Baguio showcases beautiful stone structures inspired by Igorot heritage. The entrance fee is only PHP 100, and the place is filled with unique stone formations that are perfect for photos. The atmosphere was peaceful, and it felt like stepping into another world. It’s a must-see for anyone who loves culture and history! #IgorotStoneKingdom #Baguio #CulturalHeritage #TripMoment

More than pine trees and ube jam, a trip to Baguio is a delightful escape that is just one bus-sleep away ✨ ***** 💡 REQUIREMENTS ✅ Negative COVID-19 RT-PCR or Antigen test within 72hours prior to arrival OR get tested at the triage upon arrival ✅ Valid ID ✅ Recent Photo ✅ Accommodation Details * If booked in an accredited accommodation, a confirmed Hotel/Accommodation Booking Details * If staying in a friend or relative’s house, your host’s contact details (Name, Address in Baguio and Mobile number) ✅ Transportation Details * Private - Vehicle model, color and plate number * Public - Transport Company (E.g Victory Liner, Genesis, etc.) * Tourist Transport - Transport Provider, Driver, Driver’s contact number ✅ Visita account OUR FAVORITE PLACES: 📍 Canto ✨ 📍 Good Taste 📍 50’s diner 📍 Vizco’s 📍 Grumpy Joe 📍 Recess 📍 Il Padrino 📍 Cafe in the sky 📍 Session Road 📍 Burnham Park 📍 Camp John Hay 📍 Mines View 📍 Wright Park 📍 Old Diplomat Hotel HOW TO GET THERE: Cubao to Baguio v Victory Liner and V.V. Fare: 485 - Regular Aircon THE DESTINATION: Baguio is a forever mood. This city in the north is known as the summer capital of the Philippines and as time goes by, many things are changing but it will always be one of my favorite places. We got invited to celebrate Baguio day and the birthdays of two of my friends so I decided to take few snaps of our favorite places. Don’t forget to check the caption of each photos for more details. Did I miss your favorite spot? Share your suggestions in the comment section below so I can check 'em out on my next visit. Thank you for reading and til the next post✨

#summervacay Located in the cool mountains of Baguio, the Igorot Stone Kingdom feels like stepping into a storybook. Made from carefully stacked stones and inspired by local legends, this fortress-like attraction blends Igorot culture, history, and fantasy. As you walk through its stone towers and walls, you’ll see statues, terraces, and symbols that tell tales of bravery and heritage. It’s a perfect spot for taking scenic photos, enjoying the mountain breeze, and learning about the proud roots of the Cordilleran people. Whether you’re into culture, nature, or just looking for a unique Baguio experience, the Igorot Stone Kingdom is definitely worth the visit.

The new Igorot Stone Kingdom in Baguio is more than just a photo spot — it’s a tribute to indigenous strength, legend, and craftsmanship. Every stone tells a story, and walking through its towering walls feels like stepping into folklore. Right after exploring the kingdom, we found a nearby café with warm drinks and a stunning mountain view — the perfect pause to reflect and enjoy Baguio’s cool breeze. 🧣☁️ This side of Baguio blends culture, history, and relaxation in one unforgettable experience. Make sure it’s on your list when you visit the City of Pines! 🌲✨ #IgorotStoneKingdom #BaguioHeritage #BaguioTrip #CordilleraPride #BaguioCafes #BaguioCulture #StoneKingdomPH #MountainGetaway #PhilippineDestinations #TravelBaguio #HiddenGemsPH #BaguioViews #CafeHoppingPH #CulturalTravel #WanderLuzon #historicallandmarks #tripmoments #deliciousfood

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#baguiotrips Ah, Igorot Stone! The majestic slab that defies the laws of geology and aesthetics. Imagine, if you will, a rock that has more stories to tell than your most talkative relative at family gatherings. First, let's talk about its *structural integrity*. This stone is so solid that it makes a steel beam look like a noodle. You could probably park a tank on it, and the tank would apologize for getting in the stone's way. As for its *appearance*, it's a sight to behold. A true masterpiece of natural artistry. The intricate patterns on its surface could make a marble statue blush with envy. And let's not forget the color—oh, the color! It's like the stone couldn't decide whether to be grey, brown, or a shade of mossy green, so it just went with all three. Talk about a fashion statement! Now, onto the *historical significance*. Igorot Stone has seen more history than the entire cast of "Downton Abbey." From ancient rituals to modern selfies, this rock has been a silent witness to the passage of time. If it could speak, it would probably have a PhD in anthropology by now. Finally, the *practical uses*. Need a paperweight? Igorot Stone. Need a doorstop? Igorot Stone. Need to start a new exercise routine? Just try lifting Igorot Stone. Versatility at its finest. In summary, Igorot Stone is not just a rock. It's an experience, an enigma, and a geological wonder rolled into one. Whether you're a stone aficionado or just someone who appreciates the finer things in life, Igorot Stone will not disappoint. 5 out of 5 stars, would highly recommend! 🌟🪨🎉 One of the New Attraction in Baguio. The place is on top of the mountain. You need more energy in walking. It has more steps going up. Nevertheless, it is worth the Visit and the View is so beautiful. It is very Traffic in the area. The entrance fee is Php. 100The place is great. Has food stalls available if you want to eat, what also amazed me is that they have food stalls on the very top of the stone kingdom so you can eat with a good looking view of Baguio City.

This is the Igorot Stone kingdom located in Long Long Benguet Rd, Baguio, Benguet, Philippines. It is one of the newest attractions in Baguio which is a man made park structure with stones that showcase Igorot culture. The entrance ticket is affordable for only 100 php for adults and 80 php for children. The park is open every day from 7am to 6pm. You can rent an Igorot Costume if you want to post wearing their traditional clothes for 50 php. It's so relaxing to visit here during December to February where the temperature in Baguio is cold. My family visited last January 24, 2025 and the weather was so perfect. Don't miss to visit this if you go to Baguio as it represents the culture and tradition of the Igorots.

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Today, I want to share with you a super cool attraction in Baguio, Philippines - the Igorot Stone Kingdom 🧐. This stone castle is quite unique. It was designed by Pio Velasco and opened to the public in 2021, quickly becoming one of the most popular attractions in Baguio 😜. When you step inside, it's like entering a primitive and mysterious world. The park features stone walls showcasing the rock-laying techniques of the Igorot people. These stone walls are stacked layer upon layer in the mountains and forests, telling the story of ancient technology and wisdom 🤩. There's also a gold mine, quietly standing there, like a silent storyteller, recounting the blood and tears of the colonial era to visitors, making you ponder history 😔. Of course, the most interesting part is the Igorot band, performing traditional songs and dances. The exotic music and dance instantly transport you into a unique cultural atmosphere 🥳. The stone castle is only 5 km from downtown Baguio, but it gets crowded during holidays. So, if you plan to visit, I recommend getting up early and renting a car or taking a taxi to avoid the crowds and enjoy your visit 🚕. The castle's terrain is quite steep, and the sense of accomplishment when you reach the top is indescribable. There's also a café at the top, where you can sit and relax, enjoying the view from above, with the beautiful scenery of Baguio City in full view. It's truly amazing ☕. The stone castle was closed for a while due to an earthquake and reopened in July. If you visit now, you can experience its unique charm, and the weather in December is more refreshing and pleasant. It's also the perfect time for strawberries, so after visiting the stone castle, you can enjoy strawberry picking 😉. The Igorot Stone Kingdom in Baguio is definitely worth a visit, and I'm sure you'll be captivated by it 💖.

💞Recommendation reason: Baguio is a city without tricycles. Taxis are everywhere and the fare is metered. You won’t be cheated. It is not commercial. The people are simple and the prices are low. It is a breath of fresh air in the Philippines. The most attractive thing here is the warm attitude of the people. You will feel more if you explore it slowly❗ 🏔️Baguio is full of mountain roads. I vomited on the ride. It took more than 5 hours from BGC, so I would like to give you some suggestions: [RedHeart] People who are prone to motion sickness, remember to bring motion sickness medicine; 💜The temperature in Baguio in April is about 28 degrees at the highest, and it is not cold even if you wear short sleeves or shorts at the lowest; the altitude is about 1,500 meters. 💙There is no flat ground, it is either uphill or downhill, so it is recommended to wear sports shoes; 💛If you bring children, it is best to stay for 2 nights and 3 days, find a good hotel, and then visit these check-in places. 💚If you don’t have kids, just find a hotel for 2,000 or 3,000 pesos with breakfast included. Food in Baguio is very cheap. So eat whatever you want. 🧡Taxis in Baguio are also cheap, with a starting price of 35 pesos. Taxis cannot stop anywhere, so you have to ask the locals where you can take a taxi. ⭐Recommended check-in places: ✨strawberry farm (a must-go experience if you bring your kids, it is incomparable to the ones in China) ✨Igorot stone kingdom (a must-go place if you bring your kids, where you can wear traditional costumes, ride horses, take photos, watch traditional performances, and run around) ✨Baguio Cathedral (it looks better with lights on at night, closed at 19:00) ✨Village of Colors (check-in: this only takes 5 minutes to check in) ✨Mines view park (nice view, you can go there to relax) ✨Black market (a large fruit and vegetable market, where you can buy freely)

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The primitive and simple cultural landscape and lush vegetation are perfectly integrated, naturally formed, stone paths, stone pillars, stone walls, stone Great Wall, whether it is a magnificent visual experience or the artistic story behind it, it is worth coming here!! 🌹 [Attraction Introduction] Igorot Stone Kingdom is a man-made park and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Baguio. It showcases the rock-laying skills, creativity, and indigenous culture, values, lifestyle, and traditions of the Igorot people. The Stone Kingdom is located halfway up Long Long Benguet, just two minutes from the famous Tam-awan Village and a 5 km drive from the center of Baguio. Igorot Stone covers an area of 6,000 square meters and features the uniqueness of Igorot, creating stone walls similar to rice terraces, surrounded by tall trees. From a high vantage point, the place looks like the ruins of an ancient Roman Empire castle, even if it is fragmented, it is still majestic!! [How to get there?] About 17 minutes drive from Baguio, address: Long Long Benguet Rd, Baguio, Benguet Destination search: Igorot Stone Kingdom [Currently available items] Entertainment: 06:00–18:00 - Stone wall path: Terraced shape made of stones, you can wear appropriate costumes and shuttle through, giving people a mysterious and dreamy feeling, this experience must be unprecedented, rental of Igorot costumes is P50/person - Castle: Made of cement, visitors can overlook the entire castle 360°, with a wide space and beautiful scenery - Traditional music: A great band playing native flutes and music, showcasing the skills of craftsmen and artists, very interesting - Café: Located at the top of the Stone Kingdom, you can come here to sit down, order a cup of coffee, and eat some dessert Ticket price: Adult P100/person; Children P80/person; Infants and 80-year-olds free

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The Fertility Tower symbolizes the community’s reverence for life and the bountiful blessings of the land. Visitors are encouraged to offer prayers and wishes for a fruitful life, embracing the sacred bond between humanity and nature. The Tower of Igorot God Kabunyan, with its majestic stature, embodies the Igorots’ spiritual connection with their divine creator. It’s a place of reverence and reflection. Where one can pause and meditate on life’s mysteries and the universe’s grand design. Continuing my journey through the park, we came across the Tower of Gatan and Bangan—a tower that narrates a fantasy story. Furthermore, legend has it that Gatan and Bangan were the sole survivors of a great holocaust that ravaged their homeland. Their tale of resilience and survival resonates with the enduring spirit of the Igorots, who have overcome countless challenges throughout history. I love that this place is more than just great architecture.#igorotstonekingdom

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this is my first time to visit....Its located in Baguio Philippines...my unique and beautiful country. The road is upper hill..we took a taxi..took us 1hr cuz of foggy atmosphere...its very interesting place to visit...im amazed about the packvof stones...and the stairs!wow!highly recommended for adventurer like me!

This is the Stone Igorot Kingdom. It is one of the tourist destinations in Baguio. It showcases the rich cultural heritage, values, and traditions of the Igorot people. The park features several attractions depicting the Igorots’ history, legends, and beliefs. The park is also a tribute to the Igorot’s rock-laying skills, creativity, and indigenous culture. You can rent traditional Igorot costumes in the park. Entrance fee: 13-year-olds and up= Php 100 Kids (4 to 12 years old) & senior citizens(with ID)= Php 80 Toddlers (3 years old and below) = FREE Getting there: Ride a jeepney bound for Tacay-Longlong, which is at Otek St. near Burnham Park or ride a jeepney bound for Tam-Awan, located at Kayang St., near Baguio Public Market. Then just tell the driver to drop you at the Stone Kingdom. Jeepney may cost you around P22.00. Grab a taxi. #familytrip #baguio #travellocal #philippines #tripmoments

#BeautifulPhotoPlace Another popular place that is a check-in point and Instagrammable is Igorot Stone Kingdom. This place is really popular. Many Filipinos come here. The entrance fee is 100 pesos per person, which we can buy at the entrance. Inside, there are stones that are modeled as a city, allowing us to take pictures at various angles. There are costumes for rent and small performances to watch. On top, there is a coffee shop where you can see the view of Baguio. How to get there: You can take a taxi from the center of Baguio. The way to get there is a bit uphill. If you get motion sickness, bring some smelling salts. #GoWithTong #TravelBaguio #TravelPhilippines

tired but at the same time it was fun and memorable😊

A fantasy creation of the lost Igorot Kingdom that once existed thousands of years ago.