(Baguio DIY travel) How to Commute to StoBoSa and Strawberry Farm

  •  There are two jeepney terminals going to these places. One is at Rizal Park (in front of Rose Garden, Burnham Park) and the other in Magsaysay Ave. area, near Victoria's supermarket.
  • Going to StoBoSa is considered a 'short trip' with the fare amounting to Php13 (regular passenger). You can either take the jeepneys with the mark: Buyagan/ Tomay/ Camp Dangwa (+ Cruz/ Shilan in Magsaysay Terminal).
  • On the other hand, Strawberry Farm is located in La Trinidad, Benguet, specifically in Km 6- in front of Benguet State University's last gate. Coming from Baguio City, the entrance is located on the left side. You can always ask from your fellow passengers or the driver and surely, they would gladly help you.
  • [Strawberry Farm] From the entrance, you would have to walk for a few minutes to reach your destination.
  • Peak harvest season for strawberries are during the months of February to April.
  • If you're going back to Baguio City, take the same jeepney with similar mark.
    Just make sure to check the terminal destination. Bokawkan means at Rizal Park terminal and Magsaysay is at the other terminal. 

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