28 November 2018
Our 3 Day trip in Baguio has come to an end and it's time to get back to Manila. We came up using Marcos Highway but on our way back, we were advised (by Waze) to take the Naguilian Road.
We decided to try it since we didn't have to go back to the City Center and we thought it's best to try all roads leading to and from Baguio just for the experience.
It's pretty much a straightforward drive but it took us almost 4 hours just to reach the TPLEX Toll Gate in Pozorrubio.
I started this blog as an alternative to talking to my mom who died so suddenly. It has evolved since then as an online journal for my family's adventures and misadventures - our travels, our dining out, our entertainment and so much more! Feel free to leave your reactions :)
Showing posts with label Marcos Highway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marcos Highway. Show all posts
Driving Directions to Baguio from Manila via TPLEX and Marcos Highway (2018)
26 November 2018
Regardless, I hope it still helps since, now, we exited at the Pozorrubio Gate instead of Binalonan, which was the last open exit at the TPLEX at that time.
Toll fees are also included in this post.
Driving Directions from Baguio to Manila via Marcos Highway
30 September 2016
There are three main roads in and out of Baguio: Kennon Road, Palispis Highway (also known as Marcos Highway) and Naguilian Road. If you're coming from Manila via the SCTEX and the TPLEX, Kennon Road and Marcos Highway are the routes that you can choose to pass through to get to Baguio. Naguilian Road is ideal if you're passing through the coastal MacArthur Highway.
During our Baguio trip, we drove on Kennon Road to get to Baguio but we were forced to take Marcos Highway on the return trip because Kennon Road was closed for repairs. Historically, Kennon Road gets closed down most often because of the threat of landslides especially during the rainy season. It's better to check advisories if you're planning your trip.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)