One of the best locations in Northern Luzon is Baguio City or popularly known as “The Summer Capital of the Philippines” due to its cool climate.
It is most likely a 7-hour ride from Manila City. Yes, it’ll be a long journey coming from central to the northern part of Luzon.
Let me give you a quick guide on how to commute via public transportation.
By Bus: Victory Liner Terminal
Victory Liner is the leading bus company when traveling to Baguio or other destinations in the northern area of Luzon. In fact, it offers first class and regular air-conditioned buses and fares ranging from PHP455 to PHP780.
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If you are coming straight from NAIA, Pasay bus terminal is the nearest one you can choose.
Victory Liner | Feature Reference
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| Website | Victory Liner |
|---|---|
| Address | 712 EDSA, Brgy. 143, Pasay City |
| TEL | +63-2- 833-4403 +639985915061 |
| Transportation Fee | PHP 455 ~ PHP 780 |
| Mode of Payment | Cash or Card(via online booking) |
Wherever you’re coming from and if you are not familiar on how to get there, just take a taxi or grab service and tell the driver to drop you off at Victory Liner Pasay Terminal.
Other Terminals
SAMPALOC Bus Terminal
Address: 551 M. Earnshaw St., Brgy. 401, Sampaloc, Manila
Contact Number/s: (02) 559-7735 , 09985915073
Cubao Bus Terminal
Address: 683 EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City
Contact Number/s: (02) 727-4688, (02) 410-8986, (02) 727-4534, 09985915054
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CALOOCAN CITY (EXPRESS)
Address: 713 Rizal Ave., Ext. Brgy. 72, Caloocan City
Contact Number/s: (02) 361-1506, (02) 361-4665 to 66, 09985915081
You may check the bus schedule of their bus terminals on the official website.
The first class has 28 seats while the regular has 54 passenger seats. If you want to have a more comfortable and faster journey to Baguio, then I recommend you take the first class ride.
Tip:
Peak hours can be really stressful so I suggest you choose the off-peak to avoid long lines and overcrowded bus terminals.
