The garden is huge — you can easily get lost exploring without a map, and every corner is full of colorful flowers, tall pines, and scenic spots perfect for photos. The traditional Cordilleran huts, wood carvings, and even the WWII Japanese tunnel make it both fun and educational. It’s perfect for a trip with friends, a date, or even a peaceful solo stroll.

Entrance is ₱100 for adults, and children, students, and PWDs get discounts. Restrooms are clean and available (pay-to-use, which is very common in Baguio). Bring comfy shoes and water because there’s a lot to see. Overall, it has a peaceful vibe, a massive area, and photo-worthy spots everywhere.

– Elijah

Interesting place overall. It’s not just about plants and flowers, there’s more to it. The place mixes different cultures like China, Japan, and some others, which makes it more fun to walk around. It feels very peaceful, and just strolling through the area is already worth it. The place is also very clean, which I really liked.

There are a lot of spots where you can take different kinds of pictures, so it’s good if you like taking photos. For 100 pesos, I think it’s definitely worth it. We arrived late in the afternoon almost evening, and it wasn’t the best time to visit. I would really recommend coming here in the morning so you can enjoy it more.

– Aaron Cariño

This is a worth visiting garden, so many beautiful flowers, plants, trees, cactus and succulent. They have several gardens inside and several coffee shops too. The tunnel is alao nice to see. I love that's it's open until late at night. You should really spend at least half day to explore all the beautiful plants inside this well maintained garden. Entrance fee for adults is P100 but it's worth it.

– Larraine “Santos” Criss