Baguio Public Market

About

The Baguio Public Market is the largest wet-and-dry market in Baguio City, operating daily from the early morning hours through the afternoon — a sprawling, chaotic maze of interconnected buildings that locals rely on for their daily shopping and visitors comb for souvenirs. It's divided into sections: a covered pasalubong and dry-goods building nearest Session Road; a vegetable and fruit section with Benguet highland produce at farm-gate prices; a meat and wet market at the back; and ukay-ukay stalls around the perimeter. This is where you'll find fond-memory pasalubong — fresh Benguet vegetables, strawberry and ube jams, and souvenirs like walis tambo and barrel-man figurines — plus peanut brittle, butter cookies, flowers, coffee beans, and traditional crafts. More than a tourist stop, it's a functional, beating part of Baguio daily life — and the single best place to taste and take home the region.

Amenities

• Pasalubong & dry-goods section (jams, peanut brittle, longganisa)
• Fresh Benguet vegetables & strawberries
• Meat, fish & wet market
• Benguet/Kalinga coffee beans
• Handicrafts (walis tambo, woven bags, wood carvings)
• Flower section
• Ukay-ukay stalls
• Carinderia & fruit-shake food stalls
• Parking · Restrooms

Facilities

• Parking
• Restroom

Good to know

Typically busy

Usually busy at these times — based on typical patterns, not live crowd data.

• Weekend daytime
• Holiday peak

Plan your visit

Where

Landmark: Adjacent to the Maharlika Livelihood Center and Baguio Center Mall