Baguio Night Market
New·FREE· 9:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Verified· confirmed 5 days ago
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based on typical Saturday evening
About
The Baguio Night Market is the city's beloved after-dark institution, running nightly along Harrison Road beside Burnham Park, where half the road closes to traffic from around 9 PM and transforms into a maze of stalls. It's best known as an ukay-ukay (thrift) heaven for jackets, coats, and cheap finds, with secondhand and new clothing, shoes, bags, local crafts, wood carvings, and pasalubong all up for haggling. Just as big a draw is the food: grilled meats and Filipino street snacks like fish balls, kikiam, and lumpiang shanghai, plus Korean street foods, mostly ₱10–₱25 a serving. It gets densely packed, especially on weekends, and pickpockets are a known risk, so travel light — but it remains one of the most authentic, atmospheric experiences in Baguio.
Amenities
- Ukay-ukay (secondhand clothing) stalls
- Street-food rows (Filipino & Korean)
- New apparel, shoes & bags
- Local handicrafts, wood carvings & pasalubong
- Nearby parking (Jadewell lot)
- Restrooms at adjacent Burnham Park
Facilities
- Parking
- Outdoor seating
Good to know
PaymentsCash · GCash
Good forGroupsDate nightFamily-friendlyLate-night
Today's Hours
9:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Address
Harrison Road, Baguio City, Benguet 2600
Landmark: Along Harrison Road beside Burnham Park — easy to spot from the overpass
Typical Visit
90 minutes
Typically busy
Usually busy at these times — based on typical patterns, not live crowd data.
- Fri–Sat night
- Late-night
- Holiday peak
Plan your visit
Best time to visit
Arrive around 9 PM as it's just starting, for a more relaxed atmosphere before the late-night crowd. Busiest on weekends.
What to bring
Cash in small bills, a jacket for the cool night, and an umbrella in the rainy season (it's outdoors). Bring only a small bag and keep valuables secure — pickpockets are rampant. Inspect ukay items for defects before buying.
Things to do
- Thrift the ukay-ukay stalls — jackets, coats, sweaters, jeans, bags, shoes
- Eat your way down the street-food rows (isaw, betamax, fish balls, sisig, bulalo noodle soup)
- Try Korean street snacks (tteokbokki, odeng)
- Haggle for pasalubong, souvenirs, and handicrafts
- People-watch in the cool night air
Getting there
Along Harrison Road, where half the road closes to vehicles from 9 PM; central, walkable from Session Road, and spotted easily from the overpass. Nearby parking at the Jadewell lot.
Rules & notes
Haggling is expected and encouraged; compare prices across vendors. Watch your belongings closely in the crowds. Outdoor and weather-dependent.
Where
Landmark: Along Harrison Road beside Burnham Park — easy to spot from the overpass
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