A Serene Stroll: Discovering Cultural Corners in Baguio Botanical Garden – Baguio Bliss (Part 7)

Hello everyone! 💖 It's me again @wanderelle ☺️ Hope you’re all doing well and having a wonderful day! ✨ As our incredible Baguio adventure wraps up, I'm excited to share the final, most serene part of our trip: a visit to the Baguio Botanical Garden. This was Part 7 of our "Baguio Bliss" series, and it was the perfect calm ending to days packed with amazing sights and experiences.

After our sweet adventure at the Strawberry Farm in La Trinidad (Part 6), we hopped in a taxi and headed straight for the Botanical Garden. My first thought stepping in was just how peaceful and well-maintained it felt. It offered a lovely, quiet escape, a perfect change of pace after our earlier adventures.

We spent our time simply walking around and taking lots of photos. The garden is filled with many kinds of plants, trees, and beautiful flowers, just like a classic park. But what makes it truly unique are the special themed areas and playful touches. We found statues of fun cartoon characters, and even a big bear design you can sit inside for some cute family pictures.

One of the coolest things was how like we were traveling to different countries right inside one garden! We explored areas like the Taebaek Park, which felt like a little Korean village, and a Chinese Village where we spotted Kung-Fu Panda. My sister even found her animal sign, the year of the rabbit, for a fun photo. It was such a delight to see these different cultural representations among the lush greenery.

Another standout was a Gothic-inspired stained glass mini gazebo. When the sunlight hit it just right, it glowed with such vibrant colors. It’s absolutely stunning and very photogenic! ✨

Before we leave, we also took a family photo near the gate, with a cool stone wall mural as our backdrop. The overall atmosphere of the Baguio Botanical Garden was incredibly relaxing and calm. It truly felt like a great nature escape, perfect for just strolling, reflecting, and enjoying the beautiful plants and unique structures. Every corner offered a new picture opportunity to remember this serene place. It was a refreshing and memorable stop on our Baguio adventure.

From the breathtaking mountain views at Mines View Park and the cultural dive at Igorot Stone Kingdom, to the peaceful moments at Good Shepherd Convent and the sweet delights of the Strawberry Farm, Baguio truly outdid itself this trip. This "Baguio Bliss" series has been so much fun to share, filled with moments that remind us why we love exploring.

Check out my previous posts about Baguio:

[1] Baguio Bliss: Our Family Return to the City of Pines (Part 1)
[2] Baguio Bliss: Discovering The Mansion's Peaceful Beauty (Part 2)
[3] Beyond the Overlook: Embracing Local Culture and Breathtaking Scenery of Mines View Park – Baguio Bliss (Part 3)
[4] A Peaceful Pause: Our Meaningful Visit to Good Shepherd Convent – Baguio Bliss (Part 4)
[5] Explore Baguio's Cultural Gem: Our Journey Through the Majestic Igorot Stone Kingdom – Baguio Bliss (Part 5)
[6] Sweet Finds and Scenic Views at La Trinidad Strawberry Farm – Baguio Bliss (Part 6)

Thank you very much for coming along on this unforgettable journey! 😊 Hope you enjoyed all of it! ✨ This concludes our adventures for this memorable Baguio trip, but we're already dreaming of our next return to the City of Pines. Until then, keep exploring and making your own wonderful memories! ✨ Stay tuned for our next Baguio adventures! 💖 See you again on my next blog! 😊

Love lots,
Elle 😘