Best Tourist Spots in Baguio City + Things to do 

Commonly known as the “Summer Capital of the Philippines” and nicknamed the “City of Pines,” Baguio City is a family-friendly destination known for its cool climate, historical attractions, colorful festivals, and open green spaces lined with pine trees and offering a range of outdoor activities.

Looking for fun things to do in Baguio City? Baguio is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Luzon. A pine-scented, cool breeze is the city’s peculiarity. Apart from the cold weather and fresh food, you can also enjoy Boating, shopping, and horseback riding in this city.

Here are the top 26 Baguio City Tourist Spots and other recommended things to include in your itinerary to make sure you’ll get the most out of your stay in Baguio City:

Lions Head

Located along Kennon Road, a massive lion’s head carved into a huge boulder stands 40 feet high. The monument was unveiled to the public in 1972, when pioneer members of the Baguio City Host Lions Club sought to make their presence known in the area, alongside other monument projects such as the Melvin Jones Memorial Grandstand and the Baguio War Memorial Monument. Today, Lion’s Head is a popular pictorial site for those heading to or leaving from Baguio.

It’s always the first stop in everyone’s Baguio City Itinerary, especially those who choose Kenon Road as their entry point.

Location: Camp 6 Kennon Road near Baguio–Tuba Boundary, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 24/7

Sketching sessions with artists in Tam-Awan Village

Tam-Awan Village – one of the most popular tourist destinations in Baguio- showcases indigenous craftsmanship and culture by displaying reconstructed Ifugao and Kalinga huts and providing a safe space for artistic and cultural activities.

The word “Tam-awan” means “vantage point,” derived from the views of the South China Sea from the Cordillera Huts occupying a hillside. The village was founded by the Chanum Foundation in 1998 to serve as a model village for tourists who have not visited the Cordillera interior.

Tam-awan Village is one of the best places to chill and sample traditional cuisine while discovering the arts and culture of the Cordilleran people.

Location: 366-C Pinsao Proper, Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 8AM to 6PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: PHP60 Adults; PHP40 Students, Senior Citizens, PWDs; PHP30 Children between 4 and 10 years; FREE of charge for children 3 years and below

Buy Fresh vegetables, fruits, and Pasalubong.

Buying fresh vegetables, fruits, and pasalubong in Baguio City is best done at the Baguio Public Market, known for affordable, high-quality produce from Benguet farms. Shoppers can find crisp lettuce, carrots, potatoes, and seasonal strawberries, along with fresh fruits.

For pasalubong, popular items include strawberry and ube jams, peanut brittle, native coffee, and baked goods. These are available at market stalls, Session Road shops, and places like Good Shepherd Convent. Buying early in the morning offers the freshest selections and better prices, making market visits both practical and enjoyable for visitors.

Strawberry Taho (soft/silken tofu)

Strawberry taho in Baguio City is a beloved twist on the classic Filipino snack. It combines warm, silky soft tofu with sweet strawberry syrup made from locally grown Benguet strawberries, often topped with chewy sago pearls. You can commonly find it at the Baguio Public Market, Burnham Park, Session Road, and near tourist spots like Mines View Park, sold by roaming vendors.

It’s popular because Baguio is known for strawberries, and the cool climate makes warm taho comforting. Affordable, nostalgic, and uniquely local, strawberry taho has become a signature comfort food for locals and visitors alike.

Visit Camp John Hay

Camp John Hay is a former American military rest-and-recreation base that has been transformed into a scenic leisure destination in Baguio City. Nestled among towering pine trees, it offers cool weather, fresh mountain air, and a calm, spacious environment. The area features walking trails, picnic grounds, historical structures, golf courses, hotels, and restaurants, making it ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers.

It is popular for combining history, nature, and modern attractions in one place. Visitors enjoy outdoor activities, relaxation, and cultural events, making Camp John Hay one of Baguio’s most visited and well-loved tourist spots.

Location: Camp John Hay, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 24/7 (Yellow Trail); 8AM to 5PM, Daily (Tree Top Adventure)
Entrance Rates: PHP70 per head (Bell House and Cemetery of Negativism)

Horseback riding in Wright Park

There are several horseback riding spots in Baguio City, but the most popular one is Wright Park. Some horseback riding trails are available near Baguio Country Club, Camp John Hay, and Mines View Park.

Wright Park is known for its “Pool of Pines,” a rectangular pond surrounded by pine trees, and several horseback riding opportunities. Named after the former Governor-General, Luke Edward Wright, the park is a popular recreational area with pedestrian, bicycle, and equestrian trails, as well as rest spots for locals and tourists. There are around 200 horses available to hire, owned and maintained by the “Pony Boys,” and the Wright Park Riding Circle is where the horseback riding activities are held.

Location: Wright Park, Pacdal Circle, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 6AM to 7PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: FREE
Horseback Riding Rates: PHP200/30 minutes, PHP300/hour

Visit The Mansion

The Mansion in Baguio City is the official summer residence of the Philippine President, built in 1908 during the American colonial period. Designed in the neoclassical style, it reflects the country’s early-20th-century governance and history.

Visitors can visit the museum, but it limits daily capacity; arrive early to secure a slot. There are areas where photography is prohibited.

Entry is free, but security checks are required. It is located along Romulo Drive and can be reached by jeepney, taxi, private car, or walking from Session Road. Best visited in the morning for cooler weather conditions.

Location: The Mansion, Romulo Drive, Baguio City

Buy Mountain Coffee

Baguio’s coffee culture thrives on its cool climate, relaxed pace, and locally sourced beans, making hot brews especially satisfying amid pine-scented air. Locals and tourists enjoy café-hopping around Session Road, Burnham, and the market areas, from cozy artisanal spots to specialty coffee shops, blending social hangouts with quality coffee experiences.

Popular coffee shops to try:

• Tau Ceti Specialty Coffee – highly rated specialty brews
• Hatch Coffee – beloved local favorite
• Foam Coffee / Foam Coffee + Roastery – Legarda – minimalist café vibes
• common ground – chill spot near Burnham
• Kape Umali Session and SaBaguio Coffee Stop – local favorites

Where to buy beans: Look for local roasters and wholesalers like Nest Coffee Roasters and Garcia’s Premium Coffee – Baguio Market, plus KAPE UMALI COFFEE COMPANY, to take Baguio-grown beans home.

Visit Burnham Park

Officially known as the Burnham Park Reservation, Burnham Park was named after Daniel Burnham, who designed the park’s layout. The park is one of the most accessible tourist attractions in Baguio. The open green space is Baguio’s “mother of all parks,” with favorite attractions like the Burnham Lagoon, Igorot Garden, Rose Garden, and Orchidarium. Popular activities at Burnham Park include riding a swan boat and tandem biking.

Burnham Park is located in the heart of Baguio City’s downtown and is a large, historic urban park ideal for outdoor recreation and relaxation. Entry is free, though some activities, such as boat rides, bike and go-kart rentals, have small fees. You can pedal swan boats on the central lake, bike the pathways, picnic on the lawns, stroll through the gardens, and let children enjoy the playgrounds and open spaces.

The park’s scenic trails and peaceful atmosphere make it ideal for morning walks or sunset hangs. Food stalls and local vendors offer snacks, while nearby cafés and restaurants, such as Solibao and Olive Cafe and Restaurant, provide meals. Its lively yet laid-back vibe makes Burnham Park a must-visit in Baguio.

Location: Burnham Park, Jose Abad Santos Drive, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 24/7
Entrance Rates: FREE

Souvenir Shopping

Popular souvenir items in Baguio City reflect its cool climate and local creativity. Strawberry jams, preserves, and taho syrup are favorites that showcase Benguet strawberries. Ube treats, like jams and sweets, are unique edible gifts. Pinikpikan chips, Benguet honey, and roasted coffee beans capture regional flavors. Handcrafted items include woven bags, scarves, wood carvings, and embroidered crafts from local artisans. Baguio keychains, magnets, and postcards make easy keepsakes.

You can find these at the Baguio Public Market, Session Road gift shops, Mines View Park stalls, and Good Shepherd Convent stores, where popular ube and peanut treats are sold. Boutique stalls around La Azotea and Ukay-ukay areas also offer unique crafts and vintage finds, perfect for giving friends and family a taste of Baguio.

Pink Sisters Convent

Pink Sisters Convent, formally known as the Adoration Convent of the Divine Mercy, is a peaceful spiritual retreat in Baguio City. It is home to cloistered nuns called the Pink Sisters, named for their rose-colored habits. The convent is known for its serene chapel, quiet surroundings, and welcoming atmosphere for prayer and reflection.

Many visitors come to attend Mass, light candles, or submit written prayer intentions. Surrounded by pine trees and cool mountain air, the convent offers a calm away from the busy city, making it a meaningful destination for both pilgrims and tourists seeking peace, faith, and spiritual comfort.

Ukay-Ukay Shopping at the Night Market

Ukay-ukay shopping at the Night Market in Baguio City is a lively and budget-friendly experience loved by locals and tourists. Held along Harrison Road beside Burnham Park, the market usually runs daily from around 9:00 PM to 3:00 AM, after the roads are closed to traffic.

Shoppers can browse stalls selling second-hand jackets, sweaters, jeans, shoes, bags, and accessories—perfect for Baguio’s cool climate. Prices are affordable and often negotiable. Expect crowded walkways, energetic vendors, and a treasure-hunt feel as you dig through racks to find quality branded items at great bargains.

Location: Harrison Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 9PM to 2AM, Daily

Visit the Baguio Cathedral

Baguio Cathedral, officially known as Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral, is a famous tourist destination in Baguio City for several reasons. It’s not only the city’s largest church, but also a significant place of worship, distinguished by its beautiful Gothic architecture.

The cathedral is perched atop a hill in the heart of the city, offering visitors panoramic views of the surrounding area. It’s accessible either through a 100-step stone staircase or via access roads behind the Baguio Post Office, making it a prominent landmark in the city.

Additionally, the Baguio Cathedral is a popular pilgrimage site and is believed to offer miraculous healing, which enhances its spiritual significance. Its grandeur and historical significance make it one of the most visited landmarks in Baguio City.

Location: Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral, Session Road, Baguio City

Visit Baguio Lourdes Grotto

Baguio Lourdes Grotto is a popular religious and scenic landmark perched on Mirador Hill in Baguio City. Built in 1913, it features a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes overlooking the city, offering sweeping views of Baguio. One interesting fact is that visitors traditionally climb more than 250 steps as a form of devotion or pilgrimage, especially during Holy Week.

The grotto is known for its peaceful atmosphere and sunset views. To get there, take a jeepney or taxi bound for Lourdes Grotto, then walk to the base of the stairs. It’s also accessible by private vehicle, with limited parking near the entrance.

Location: Dominican-Mirador Hill, Baguio City
Entrance Rates: FREE

Visit the Bell Church of Baguio City

The Bell Church of Baguio City serves as the center of cultural and religious activities for the city’s Filipino-Chinese community. Situated between the borders of Baguio City and La Trinidad, Benguet, the Bell Church is heavily influenced by Taoist architecture, symbolizing rebirth and immortality, with towering pagodas, lotus ponds, and lion statues around the temple.

The Bell Church, founded in 1960 by Chinese immigrants, attracts tourists for its quiet atmosphere and a scenic courtyard reminiscent of ancient Chinese architecture.

Location: FA 347 Bell Church Road, La Trinidad, Benguet
Operating Hours: 6AM to 5PM, Daily; Closed between 12PM to 1:30PM
Entrance Rates: PHP20 per head; PHP20 for parking

Eat, Eat, and Eat

The food culture in Baguio City is shaped by its cool climate, diverse visitors, and Cordilleran roots. Comfort food thrives here—warm soups, grilled meats, and hearty meals are especially popular. Local ingredients, including fresh vegetables from Benguet, strawberries, and native coffee, feature prominently in many dishes. Baguio blends traditional Filipino food with Ilocano and Cordilleran flavors, alongside American, Japanese, Korean, and European cuisines introduced through tourism. Eating out is a social activity, whether in markets, cafés, or long-standing restaurants.

Some of the best places to eat include Good Taste for generous Filipino comfort food, Cafe by the Ruins for local and heritage dishes, and Hill Station for Western cuisine. Oh My Gulay offers vegetarian meals with artistic flair, while Arca’s Yard pairs comfort food with art and mountain views. Together, these spots reflect Baguio’s warm, creative, and diverse food scene.

Stopover at StoBoSa Hillside Homes Artwork

The Colors of StoBoSa, officially named StoBoSa Hillside Homes Artwork, was a collaborative effort between DOT-CAR and the Tam-Awan Village, encompassing 200 houses in Sitio Stonehill, Sitio Botiwtiw, and Sitio Sadjap, hence the name “StoBoSa.”

The extensive mural has become a popular attraction, with tourists crossing a hanging bridge to the sitios for a colorful selfie backdrop.

Location: Barangay Balili, La Trinidad, Benguet
Operating Hours: 24/7
Entrance Rates: FREE

Appreciate Art at BenCab Museum

The BenCab Museum houses several collections of works by the Philippine National Artist for Visual Arts, Benedicto Reyes Cabrera, as well as by distinguished and emerging contemporary artists. The museum promotes the arts, environmental conservation, and cultural preservation of the Cordillera’s heritage.

Some of the museum’s top attractions – BenCab Gallery, Cordillera Gallery, Bulol Installation – can be found on Level 2, but outside is a mini forest, aviary, and organic farm that shouldn’t be missed.

Location: 91KM #6 Asin Road, Tadiangan, Tuba, Benguet
Operating Hours: 9AM to 6PM, Tuesdays to Sundays (last entry at 5:30PM)
Entrance Rates: PHP150 General Admission; PHP120 Students; PHP100 Senior Citizens, PWDs

Strawberry Picking in La Trinidad

A quintessential Baguio experience, strawberry picking at the La Trinidad Strawberry Farms is a popular tourist activity. The idyllic farm is 30 minutes from the city proper, in La Trinidad, Benguet, the Strawberry Capital of the Philippines.

The best time to visit for strawberry picking is from March to April. The farm also has several stalls selling fresh flowers, vegetables, strawberry taho, and ice cream.

Location: Barangay Betag, La Trinidad, Benguet
Operating Hours: 7AM to 7PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: FREE
Strawberry Picking Group Experience: PHP600; PHP360/kilo of small strawberries; PHP400/kilo of large strawberries

Visit the Japanese Tunnel

Inside the Baguio Botanical Garden lies the main entrance to the historic Japanese tunnel, a man-made tunnel built by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II, intended to target Baguio City after they identified a heavy American presence there.

The Japanese Tunnel Walk, funded by Baguio City’s Filipino-Japanese community, was added, widening and improving safety with cave lights. Those bold enough to traverse the narrow tunnel are cautioned to explore past 6PM when the cave lights are off.

Location: 37 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 6AM to 6PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: FREE

SM City Baguio

SM City Baguio is a landmark shopping mall known for its open, terraced design that embraces Baguio’s cool climate. Opened in 2003, it was the first SM mall without full air-conditioning, allowing fresh mountain air to flow through. Built on a former landfill, it symbolizes the city’s urban renewal. Visitors can shop for fashion, gadgets, and local goods, dine at restaurants with scenic views, watch movies, and attend events at the open-air park. Its central location near Session Road makes it a convenient stop for both locals and tourists exploring Baguio City.

Location: Luneta Hill, Upper Session Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 4PM to 12AM, Mondays to Thursdays; 10AM to 10PM, Fridays to Sundays

Baguio Public Market

The Baguio City Public Market was established in 1913 by the American colonial government and serves as the city’s central trading zone, influencing the growth of Benguet’s vegetable industry and being at the forefront of the tight-knit community of indigenous residents and Baguio migrants.

Baguio Public Market is the commercial heart of Baguio City, buzzing from dawn with farmers, vendors, and shoppers. Located at the city center, it showcases the Cordillera highlands through fresh vegetables, strawberries, coffee, woven goods, and affordable meals. Tourists are drawn by its authenticity, vibrant atmosphere, and chance to interact with locals.

The market offers a sensory experience—colorful produce, lively bargaining, and distinct mountain aromas. Its accessibility, low prices, and cultural richness make it more than a shopping place; it is a window into everyday Baguio life and highland traditions. For many visitors, it uniquely defines the city’s enduring character.

Location: Magsaysay Avenue, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 4AM to 7PM, Daily

Mines View Park

One of the most relaxing tourist spots in Baguio City, Mines View Park is a popular attraction with an observation deck overlooking the former gold and copper mines in Itogon. The park has several stalls selling souvenirs, including knitted garments, silverware, and succulents and bonsai trees.

Mines View Park is a popular tourist attraction in Baguio City for several reasons. It offers breathtaking views over the Amburayan Valley and glimpses into the region’s rich history. The park is located on a ridge in the city’s extreme northeast. It offers a spectacular view of Benguet’s gold and copper mines and the Cordillera mountains, making it a prime spot for sightseeing and photography.

Moreover, Mines View Park is just 4.3 kilometers from Session Road, making it easily accessible for city travelers. The park also features an Observation Deck that offers panoramic views of the mining town of Itogon, home to gold and copper mines.

The combination of its scenic location, accessibility, and cultural and historical insights into the region’s mining industry makes Mines View Park a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Baguio City.

Location: Mines View Park, Gibraltar Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 6AM to 8PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: PHP10 Adults; PHP5 Children

Baguio Botanical Garden

Baguio Botanical Garden

Located along Leonard Wood Road in Baguio, Baguio Botanical Garden is a serene park showcasing the city’s cool-climate flora and cultural heritage. Visitors are welcomed by traditional Igorot huts and carved wooden statues. Inside, landscaped gardens display colorful flowers, towering pine trees, ponds, and peaceful walking paths.

A highlight is the Japanese Tunnel, built during World War II, offering historical insight and photo opportunities. The garden is ideal for picnics, short hikes, cultural appreciation, and photography. Entrance fees are minimal, typically around P100 for adults, with discounts for locals and students. It is easily accessible by taxi, jeepney, or private car from Session Road, about a 10-minute drive from the city center.

Location: 37 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 6AM to 6PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: PHP10 Adults; PHP5 Children

The Diplomat Hotel

Formerly the Dominican Hill Retreat House, the building first served as a retreat house for friars in 1913 before it was converted into the Diplomat Hotel in the 1970s. The Diplomat Hotel’s haunted ruins are among the most haunted places in the Philippines, attracting visitors hoping to witness paranormal activity and others seeking to learn about its rich history.

The attraction, now called Heritage Hill and Nature Park Garden, is temporarily closed and undergoing rehabilitation, with the outdoor areas remaining open to visitors.

Location: Dominican Hill, Diplomat Road, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 7AM to 5PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: FREE

Visit the Igorot Stone Kingdom

One of Baguio’s newest attractions, the Igorot Stone Kingdom, opened to the public in 2021. Features include a stone wall similar to the Batad Rice Terraces, which showcase the rock-laying skills of the Igorot; a modern-day castle made of hollow blocks and concrete; an Igorot Gold Mine; the Temple of Kabunyan; the Tower of Gatan; the Fertility Stone Tower; the Wishing Well; and more.  The park showcases traditional and modern Igorot skills, culture, and family values, and pays homage to the owner’s mother, Rita Velasco.

Location: #86 Long-Long Road, Pinsao Proper, Baguio City
Operating Hours: 6AM to 6PM, Daily
Entrance Rates: PHP100 for Adults; PHP80 for Children between 4 and 12 years, Senior Citizens, PWDs; FREE of charge for children 3 years and below

Baguio City is a year-round destination, with most visitors from Metro Manila coming to enjoy the city’s cool climate. Additionally, many Filipinos visit Baguio during Holy Week to attend the annual Panagbenga Festival, a flower festival held every February to celebrate the city’s bountiful flower harvests.

Dragon Treasure Castle

Dragon Treasure Castle is a whimsical fantasy-themed tourist attraction located in the heart of Baguio City, Philippines, offering interactive entertainment for families and adventure seekers. Visitors can explore themed castle spots, take memorable photos at picturesque locations, and browse gift shops and cafes.

The Dragon Treasure Castle is easily accessible by private vehicle or taxi from downtown Baguio (approximately 15-20 minutes), by public transportation such as jeepneys or buses, or by tourist shuttles from major hotels. Admission fees are approximately P300-500 for adults and P200-350 for children, with family packages available at discounted rates. Additional charges apply for special activities and attractions within the castle.

The facility operates year-round, making it an excellent indoor activity during Baguio’s rainy season. Weekday visits are recommended to avoid crowds and enjoy shorter queues. Note that prices and availability may vary, so it’s advisable to check official sources or contact the attraction directly before planning your visit to ensure the most up-to-date information and any special promotions.

The Best Time to Visit Baguio City

Baguio City, also known as the Summer Capital of the Philippines, is a popular tourist destination for its cool climate and scenic landscapes. However, choosing the right time to visit is important for the best experience. Here are the best times to visit Baguio City:

1. Dry Season (November to April)

The dry season, from November to April, is considered the best time to visit Baguio City. The weather is cool and pleasant during these months, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 26 degrees Celsius (59 to 79 degrees Fahrenheit). This is ideal for exploring the city’s attractions, including Burnham Park, Mines View Park, and the Baguio Cathedral. It is also an excellent time for outdoor activities like hiking and nature walks.

2. Flower Festival (February)

The Panagbenga Festival, also known as the Flower Festival, is held annually in Baguio City in February. This month-long festival showcases stunning flower floats, street dancing, and other exciting activities. It is an excellent time to witness the vibrant colors and cultural heritage of Baguio City, making it an ideal time to visit.

3. Weekdays

Baguio City receives many visitors, especially during weekends and holidays. Visiting on weekdays is recommended to avoid large crowds and secure accommodations easily. This way, you can enjoy a more peaceful and relaxing experience while exploring the city’s attractions without the hustle and bustle of a crowd.

4. Off-Peak Season (May to October)

The off-peak season, from May to October, can also be an excellent time to visit Baguio City if you prefer a less crowded and more budget-friendly trip. However, be prepared for occasional rain showers or drizzles during this period. Pack a light raincoat or umbrella to stay dry while exploring the city.

The best time to visit Baguio City is during the dry season from November to April, particularly in February, to experience the colorful Panagbenga Festival. For a more peaceful experience, visit on weekdays and consider the off-peak season from May to October if you prefer a less crowded and more budget-friendly trip.

How to Get There

To get to Baguio, head to any major bus terminals around Metro Manila and choose from the popular bus lines like Genesis Transport, Victory Liner, Partas, Philippine Rabbit Bus Lines, and Solid North Transit.

To get around Baguio, jeepneys have designated stops near tourist attractions. Taxis are available along major roads, and TNVS vehicles can be booked via car-booking apps such as Grab.

Do you have any other activities you would like us to include on the list of Best Things to do in Baguio City? Please feel free to share it in the comment section below:)

Baguio City Travel and Tour Packages

To help you plan your visit to Baguio, we have listed places and unique activities in the city. We also listed some of the best travel deals, tour packages, excellent flights, and accommodations.

Searching for the best hotels, resorts, and affordable flights in the nearby Cities? Check out our list of cheap Baguio City hotels and resorts via Agoda, or you may also see available Airbnb properties in the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most visited place in Baguio?

Burnham Park is the most-visited destination in Baguio, known for boating, gardens, and recreational facilities. It is a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

What is the most famous tourist spot in Baguio?

The most famous tourist spot in Baguio is Burnham Park, known for its scenic lake, gardens, and recreational activities. It is a popular attraction in the heart of the city.

What is the new tourist attraction in Baguio?

The new tourist attraction in Baguio is the Igorot Stone Kingdom, which has gained attention for its unique features. It features impressive stone structures and is becoming increasingly popular among visitors.

Want more updates about new package tours and tourist spots in Baguio City, Philippines? Follow #TeamOutofTown on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest for more travel ideas.

Also read:

• 8 Extraordinary Things To Do At Tam-Awan Village, Baguio City.
• 6 Fun Activities For Kids at Burnham Park
• Strawberry Picking in La Trinidad, Benguet