If you’re looking for a peaceful getaway just outside Baguio, Tuba, Benguet is a hidden gem worth exploring. From beautiful waterfalls and scenic farms to cozy mountain cafés and local art spots, this quiet town offers a mix of nature and culture that’s perfect for a weekend escape. In this guide, I’ll take you through 10 of the best tourist spots in Tuba, along with a 2-day itinerary to help you plan your trip with ease.
1. Bridal Veil Falls
Bridal Veil Falls is a beautiful roadside stop along the famous Kennon Road in Tuba Benguet, just a short distance from the iconic Lion’s Head. The waterfall gets its name from the way the water flows down the rocks, resembling a bride’s veil. It’s easily seen from the road, but if you want a closer look, you can cross a hanging bridge that leads to the base of the falls. The cool mist and quiet surroundings make it a refreshing break for anyone traveling through the area.
Location: Along Kennon Road, Camp 1 Tuba, Benguet
Highlights:
▪️One hundred meter waterfall resembling a bridal veil.
▪️Accessible via a hanging bridge.
Entrance Fee: There is no entrance fee at the moment.
Transportation: Jeepney or private vehicle along Kennon Road from Baguio City.
Parking: Limited roadside
2. Colorado Falls (Mother Falls)
If you’re looking for a short nature escape with a bit of adventure, Colorado Falls in Twin Peaks, Tuba Benguet is a great choice. The waterfall is tucked away just off Kennon Road and features beautiful cascading water that’s perfect for cooling off or simply enjoying the view. The place has an eerie feel at first, especially with the old, unused cottages around, but once you see the falls, all of that fades—the scenery is amazing and totally worth the visit.
Location: Twin Peaks, Tuba, Benguet
Highlights:
▪️Waterfall with a deep natural pool.
▪️Ideal for swimming and relaxation.
Entrance Fee: There is no entrance fee as well but there are cottage rentals available near the falls.
Transportation: Jeepney from Dangwa Bus Terminal in Baguio City to Tuba (₱20–₱30 fare); inform the driver to drop you off near Colorado Falls.
Parking: Roadside near the trailhead.
3. Pinewoods Golf and Country Club
Pinewoods Golf and Country Club, located along Sta. Lucia Road in Brgy. Asin, Tuba Benguet, is a scenic golf destination tucked away in the cool mountains of the Cordilleras. This 18-hole, par-72 course was designed by golf legend Gary Player and offers both challenge and enjoyment for players of all levels. Surrounded by pine trees and stunning mountain views, it’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a round of golf. The club also features a range of amenities like a clubhouse, restaurant, swimming pool, and recreational areas, making it a great spot for both golf lovers and those just looking to relax in a peaceful, nature-filled setting.
Location: Brgy. Asin, Tuba Benguet
Facebook: Pinewoods Golf and Country Club
Highlights:
▪️18-hole championship golf course designed by Gary Player.
▪️220 hectare Scenic mountain views and cool climate.
Access: By membership or invitation only.
Transportation: Private vehicle required; located near Marcos Highway.
Parking: Spacious member-only parking.
4. Oyster Mushroom San-Agi Farm
Oyster Mushroom Sanagi Farm in Begis, Tuba Benguet, is a unique and inspiring place started by Shawnie Dhale Bitso, who switched from an IT career to farming. Since opening in 2019, the farm has specialized in growing different kinds of oyster mushrooms using eco-friendly methods. Aside from mushrooms, they also raise rabbits and make tasty products like mushroom breadsticks. The farm is recognized as a learning center where visitors can join workshops and learn about sustainable farming. If you’re curious about farming or just want to experience a peaceful farm setting, Sanagi Farm is definitely worth a visit.
Location: San-Agi, Taloy Norte, Tuba Benguet
Facebook: Oyster Mushroom San-Agi FarmFacebook
Highlights:
▪️Organic mushroom cultivation.
▪️Educational farm tours and product tasting.
Transportation: Private vehicle recommended; accessible via Marcos Highway.
Parking: Available on-site.
5. Tan-Aw sa Alang Café
Tan-aw sa Alang Cafe is a cozy little spot along Ben Palispis (Marcos) Highway in Begis, Tuba Benguet, just a short drive past the Badiwan Viaduct. The café is inspired by traditional Cordilleran rice granaries, which you can see in its design, and it offers amazing views of the Badiwan Valley and surrounding mountains. Here, you can enjoy freshly brewed local Arabica coffee served in different sizes, along with tasty treats like banana bread and traditional chocolate drinks. You can also buy “pasalubong” products here. It’s the perfect place to relax, take in the cool mountain air, and enjoy a peaceful break on your way through Benguet.
Location: Ben Palispis Highway, near Badiwan Viaduct, Tuba Benguet
Operating Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Saturday and Sunday, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Highlights:
▪️Scenic mountain views.
▪️Offers Arabica coffee, hot chocolate, banana bread, seafood lasagna, and pinikpikan noodle soup.
Transportation: Accessible via Marcos Highway from Baguio City.
Parking: Available on-site.
6. Ifugao Woodcarvers’ Village
Ifugao Woodcarvers’ Village, located along Asin Road in Tuba Benguet, is a lively place where you can see the incredible craftsmanship of the Ifugao people. Skilled artisans from the Ifugao provinces, like Hungduan and Banaue, create beautiful hand-carved items here—from detailed statues to religious icons and home decorations—that really show off the rich culture of the Cordillera region. The village also hosts the yearly Pa-ot Festival, celebrating woodcarving with art displays and cultural performances. Whether you love art, want to learn about local culture, or are looking for unique souvenirs, this village offers a great glimpse into traditional Ifugao craftsmanship.
Location: Asin Road, Tuba Benguet
Highlights:
▪️Traditional woodcarving demonstrations.
▪️Souvenir shopping for handcrafted items.
Entrance Fee: Free.
Transportation: Accessible via jeepney or taxi from Baguio City.
Parking: Roadside parking available.
7. Bencab Museum
BenCab Museum, located along Asin Road in Tuba Benguet, is a must-visit spot just outside Baguio City. Founded by National Artist Benedicto “BenCab” Cabrera, the museum features a great collection of his own artwork as well as pieces from other famous Filipino artists. One of its highlights is the Cordillera Gallery, which showcases indigenous crafts and artifacts that tell the story of the region’s rich culture.
Set in a beautiful natural setting, the museum also has a garden, an organic farm, and a peaceful eco-trail through a small forest. You can even see peacocks and other local birds in the aviary. After exploring, you can enjoy fresh, organic meals at Café Sabel, which uses ingredients grown right on the farm. Whether you love art or just want to enjoy nature and culture, BenCab Museum offers a relaxing and inspiring experience.
Location: Km. 6 Asin Road, Tadiangan, Tuba Benguet
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:30 PM); closed on Mondays, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day
Website: BenCab Museum
Entrance Fees:
Regular: ₱200
Students: ₱120 (with valid ID)
Senior Citizens/PWDs: ₱150 (with valid ID)
Children below 42 inches: Free
Transportation: Accessible via jeepney or taxi from Baguio City.
Parking: Limited on-site parking available.
8. Brgy. Tadiangan Strawberry Farm
Just a short walk from BenCab Museum along Asin Road, this small, family-run farm is surrounded by pine trees and vegetable gardens, making it a refreshing place to relax and enjoy nature. Unlike the busy farms in La Trinidad, Tadiangan’s farm is more laid-back and offers a more personal experience. You can pick varieties like Sweet Charlie or Winter Dawn, usually for around ₱500 per kilo.
Location: Tadiangan, Tuba Benguet
Highlights:
▪️Strawberry picking experience away from crowd unlike the Strawberry Farm in La Trinidad.
▪️Opportunity to harvest fresh vegetables.
Entrance Fee: Free; pay for the strawberries you pick for ₱500 per kilo (prices vary).
Transportation: Accessible via jeepney or taxi from Baguio City.
Parking: Limited roadside parking available.
9. Um-A Farm and Restaurant
Um-A Farm and Restaurant, tucked along Km. 9 of Asin Road in Tadiangan, Tuba Benguet, is a peaceful farm-to-table getaway that’s perfect for anyone craving fresh food and mountain views. Run by the same couple behind Baguio’s Health 100 Restaurant, Um-A (which means “upland farm” in Ibaloi) serves up healthy, locally sourced meals in a calm, nature-filled setting.
Their menu features a mix of vegetarian and meat dishes made with ingredients straight from their farm. Must-tries include their signature Um-A Greens salad, banana heart patties called Ugso, and a hearty local dish called KBL (kardis, baka, langka). Aside from enjoying the food, guests can also walk around the farm, harvest vegetables, or just relax and take in the fresh air and forest views. If you’re looking for a healthy, relaxing escape close to the city, Um-A Farm and Restaurant is definitely worth a visit.
Location: KM 9, Asin Road, Tadiangan Proper, Tuba Benguet
Contact: +63 950 353 6748
Facebook: Um-A Farm and Restaurant
Highlights:
▪️Organic farm-to-table dining experience.
▪️Vegetable harvesting and farm tours.
▪️Recommended dishes include Ugso or Bagbag (₱250), Um-a Greens (₱230), Kardis Baka Langka (₱450), and Green Smoothies (₱125).
Transportation: Approximately a 6-minute drive from BenCab Museum; accessible via taxi or Grab from Baguio City.
Parking: Available on-site.
10. Pan Ay-Ayaman Playground
Location: Orengao, KM 15 Marcos Highway, Taloy Norte, Tuba Benguet
Operating Hours: Daily (except Tuesday), 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Contact: Maril Bayating at +63 921 321 6921
Entrance Fees:
- ₱150 with personal bike
- ₱100 without bike
Activity Rates:
- ATV Loop with Guide (30 mins): ₱650
- ATV Advanced Offroad Loop: ₱950
- 4×4 Ride Along (3–4 pax): ₱300
- Bike Rental: ₱150/hour
- Helmet Rental: ₱50
- Bike Shuttle: ₱20
Transportation: Accessible via private vehicle or taxi from Baguio City.
Parking: Available on-site.
📍 Day 1 – Nature, Culture, and Mountainside Charm
7:00 AM – Depart from Baguio City
Take Marcos Highway heading to Tuba. Drive time is about 30 minutes.
8:00 AM – Bridal Veil Falls
Location: Camp 1, Tuba
Short trek from the highway, known for its delicate, misty cascade resembling a veil.
Time: 1–1.5 hours
Tip: Best visited early in the morning for soft light and fewer people.
9:30 AM – Colorado Falls (Mother Falls)
Location: Near Twin Peaks, Tuba
Bigger and bolder than Bridal Veil; surrounded by lush greens. Requires a short hike.
Time: 1.5 hours
11:30 AM – Um-A Farm and Restaurant
Location: Taloy Sur, Tuba
Farm-to-table restaurant with panoramic mountain views. Try their native chicken tinola or longganisa.
Time: 1–1.5 hours
1:00 PM – Brgy. Tadiangan Strawberry Farm
Location: Tadiangan, Tuba
Seasonal strawberry picking, less crowded than La Trinidad.
Time: 45 mins – 1 hour
2:30 PM – Oyster Mushroom San-Agi Farm
Location: Taloy Sur, Tuba
Learn about oyster mushroom cultivation and buy freshly harvested packs.
Time: 30–45 minutes
4:00 PM – Tan-Aw sa Alang Café
Location: Taloy Sur, Tuba
Chill with coffee, waffles, and a sunset mountain view. Great place to relax after a packed day.
Time: 1–1.5 hours
6:00 PM – Check-in to Accommodation
You can stay in Baguio City or look for homestays in Taloy Sur or Asin Road.
📍 Day 2 – Art, Culture, and Cool Climate Adventures
8:00 AM – Breakfast at local eatery or hotel
9:00 AM – Ifugao Woodcarvers’ Village
Location: Asin Road
Home to traditional artisans selling wood sculptures, statues, and crafts. You can also watch them work.
Time: 45 mins – 1 hour
10:30 AM – Bencab Museum
Location: Km 6 Asin Road, Tuba
World-class art museum featuring works by National Artist Benedicto Cabrera. Enjoy the gallery, eco-trail, and café.
Entrance: ₱150 (as of latest rates) for Seniors, PWD and ₱200 for General
Time: 1.5–2 hours
12:30 PM – Lunch at Café Sabel (inside Bencab Museum)
Try their fresh salads and cordilleran dishes with a view of the forested hills.
2:00 PM – Pinewoods Golf and Country Club
Location: near Marcos Highway, Tuba
A private golf course with beautiful pine-lined fairways. You may visit the clubhouse or enjoy a round if you have access.
Time: 1–2 hours
4:00 PM – Pan Ay-Ayaman Playground
Location: Taloy Sur, Tuba
A colorful community park perfect for winding down with kids or scenic photos.
Time: 30 mins – 1 hour
5:30 PM – Travel back to Baguio / Depart for home
I’m Ken, an avid travel blogger and a nurse chronicling my adventures on “The Sneaky Traveller.” My journey in healthcare and travel enthusiast is driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact in both realms.