Bamboo Educational Demo Farm (Bamboo Sanctuary), St. Francis Xavier Seminary — Attraction in Baguio

My family and I had the absolute pleasure of visiting the Bamboo Sanctuary during our trip to Baguio City, and let me just say, it was an absolutely stunning experience from start to finish! Nestled amidst the lush and serene surroundings of Baguio's beautiful countryside, this hidden gem truly lives up to its name.

As we entered the sanctuary, we were greeted with a captivating sight of towering bamboo trees swaying gently in the breeze. The sheer beauty and tranquility of the place were enough to put us in a state of awe and relaxation. The scent of the fresh mountain air and the gentle rustling of leaves created a serene atmosphere that instantly melted away our stress and worries.

The Bamboo Sanctuary offered various activities for both adults and children, allowing us to truly immerse ourselves in nature and escape the hustle and bustle of city life. We took a leisurely stroll along the picturesque bamboo pathways, which provided a sense of calm and peace like no other. As we walked, the bamboo trees provided a natural canopy, creating a soothing ambiance that transported us to a world of pure tranquility.

Overall, our family visit to the Bamboo Sanctuary was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in the beauty of nature, the warmth of the culture, and the tranquility of the sanctuary. It was a truly rejuvenating experience that allowed us to reconnect with each other and appreciate the immense beauty that Baguio City has to offer. If you're looking for a place to unwind and escape the chaos of everyday life, the Bamboo Sanctuary is an absolute must-visit...

The Baguio Bamboo Sanctuary is a great place to go if you a. Want to take 'grammable photos, b. Get out of the house and safely go to a quiet uncrowded place, c. Commune with nature and d. Want to bring out the kids somewhere safe, nice and inexpensive. The hubs and I brought the 3 youngest kids out to get a look at the Bamboo Sanctuary. It was a good 20 minute drive from.our home and easily found via Waze. Situated inside the compound of a seminary, it's quite easy to find, accessible and most importantly safe. Entrance is free. Just give out a donation upon registration. Registration, aside from filling out the registration sheet, involves non-contact temperature reading and hands free hand sanitizing. The place isn't uber big but it has a lot of hidden nooks and crannies to get your Bamboo-on 😂 A good tip too is to bring bug repellent. We went there around 3 in the afternoon and found ourselves hanging out with swarms of mosquitoes. Place is beautifully green, a.bit on the cool side and has a monkey (caged).in the property. Trash cans may be found in the area, so please, do not liter or vandalize the surfaces of gorgeous bamboo. Overall, we enjoyed our quick visit to the place. We did get gorgeous photos too in the process. If you're in need of a quick getaway and mental health break, this is a good...

Taxi is the most convenient way of reaching the bamboo sanctuary but there are jeepneys outside the area you can take when going home. The bamboo sanctuary is just located at the back of St. Francis Xavier Seminary. There's no entrance or admission fee but you can donate any amount from the bottom of your heart. If you love bamboo then this is a perfect place for you since it is not just only relaxing but also educational. It has bamboo exhibits where you can learn about bamboo plants. It is best to go here early in the morning for a perfect morning walk since it has trails for walking exercises. It has a clean toilet. But I still don't recommend this to seniors and to those who have a fear of heights. The place is so calm, relaxing, tranquil and picturesque. So if you haven't been to Arashiyama bamboo grove in Kyoto, Japan, I suggest that...