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Carmina's Tips for Baguio Night Market


Night Market starts at 9:00 PM to 2:00 AM. There is no charge upon your arrival although you may see a long line. Make sure you wear a face mask at all times. It is just based on your own if you want too or not.

Just say you're going to line up for an opening of a concert this is how the world looks going to the Baguio Night Market off from Harrisson Road near Burham Park.

If you don't mind shopping and wearing secondhand clothing night market is for you. They also provide brand new clothing from jacket, hoodies, shirts, pants and any type of clothes you can think of just make sure bring cash with you.

It is easier if you bring eco bags with you since every stall will just place it inside a plastic bag without any handles. 

It was Carmina's first time to go the Night Market in Baguio City. Lots of tourist trying to get a good deal without knowing people are looking at each other and following you. Make sure you hold on to your personal goods. We never know who these people are who want to grab and get your personal belongings.

Mary Ann and Weng was able to buy their personal jackets for themselves.

Carmina just tagged along with them.


TIPS:

  1. Wear a jacket depending on the time of month you've decided to visit Baguio City.
  2. Wear comfortable shoes.
  3. Use a Cross-body bag to make sure you can hold on to your belongings.
  4. Bring an eco-bag for your shopping easy to hold with you.
  5. Bring cash with you they don't accept credit cards or ATM.

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