Located right across the Mansion, another popular attraction in Baguio City, Wright Park is a beautiful park and is a must-visit for families. Featuring numerous fun things to do and see, the park makes a great destination for tourists and is popular...more
Located right across the Mansion, another popular attraction in Baguio City, Wright Park is a beautiful park and is a must-visit for families. Featuring numerous fun things to do and see, the park makes a great destination for tourists and is popular amongst locals. Visitors to the park can just relax and unwind, enjoy a picnic or even try horseback riding. Wright Park is also known for housing scenic spots like the “Pool of Pines” which is said to be one of the most photographed landmarks in Baguio City, as well as the Park Circle. During the summer, visitors to the park may even come across Igorots dressed in their native attire and willing to pose for a photograph for a small fee.
Free
Throughout the day
Around 1 hour or more
Adults, senior visitors, young adults, families, children
Pool of Pines, the park circle
While Muslims visiting Wright Park will not be able to locate prayer facilities within its premises, they will most certainly be able to find a secluded area in the park to offer their prayers. Tourists could also visit one of the few mosques in Baguio City, such as Darul Arqam Mosque and the Baguio Grand Mosque.
There are sure to be a few vendors and kiosks at the park selling a variety of delicious snacks and drinks. While Baguio City has a sizeable Muslim population, it is best for Muslim tourists to make sure the items they buy are Halal. Muslim visitors will also be able to find a couple of Halal restaurants in the city. They can ask locals to guide them to one of these establishments when needed.
The Manor at Camp John Hay, Loakan Road, Baguio City 2600 Philippines
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