The Old Diplomat Hotel in Baguio City, shrouded in mystery and dark history, is rumored to be haunted by restless spirits. This abandoned two-story structure offers panoramic views of the city, blending eerie vibes with the beauty of Baguio's chilly climate on Saturday, 14 December 2024.
BAGUIO CITY — Some parks and attractions in Baguio City were temporarily closed due to inclement weather.
The city government, through its Tourism and Cultural Affairs Office, announced the temporary closures on 31 August 2026. Residents and visitors were advised to exercise caution and prioritize safety while the weather restrictions remain in effect.
Temporarily closed are Camp John Hay parks and attractions, including its trails, historical core and mini-golf course. Other closed locations include Museo Kordilyera, Botanical Garden, Mines View Park, Wright Park, Bayan Park, Diplomat Hotel, Baguio Museum, The Mansion House, BenCab Museum and all neighborhood community parks.
Despite the widespread closures, several outdoor and cultural destinations remain open to the public. These include Burnham Park, the Igorot Stone Kingdom, John Hay Golf, the Philippine Military Academy, Tam-awan Village and Dragon Treasure Castle.
Tourism authorities continue to remind everyone to stay updated on further announcements and take necessary precautions during severe weather conditions.
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