The Pearl Anniversary of the “Season of Blooming”
Quick Guide for Travelers: The Panagbenga Festival 2026 officially runs from February 1 to March 8, with the major Grand Street Parades scheduled for the fourth weekend of February (Projected Feb 21-22 or Feb 28-Mar 1). Warning: Kennon Road remains strictly closed to all tourists as of January 2026; you must route via Marcos Highway. Expect travel times of 7-9 hours from Manila due to the detour.
This isn’t just another flower festival. The Panagbenga Festival 2026 marks the 30th Pearl Anniversary, a milestone that transforms this year’s celebration into a historic tribute to Baguio City’s resilience. Thirty years ago, this festival was born to lift the city’s spirit from the rubble of the 1990 Luzon earthquake. Today, under the theme “30 Years of Blooming,” it stands as the Cordillera’s most potent symbol of survival.
The Baguio Flower Festival Foundation, Inc. (BFFFI) has promised the “grandest” edition yet for Panagbenga Festival 2026, hinting at a “Best of the Best” showdown featuring champion street dancers from the last decade. But let’s be real about what that means for us travelers: saturation.
We are looking at a projected crowd of 2 million visitors squeezing into a city designed for 25,000. Accommodation occupancy at The Manor and Baguio Country Club hit 95% as early as December. The streets of the Central Business District (CBD)—specifically Session Road and Harrison Road—will effectively become walking zones.
If you are planning to head up the mountain for Panagbenga Festival 2026, you need to abandon the “spontaneous weekend trip” mindset. The usual 4-hour drive will likely double due to the Kennon Road closure. This guide covers the confirmed traffic loops, the survival strategy for the 4 AM parade call time, and how to navigate the Pearl Anniversary crowds without losing your cool.
Let’s get you up to the City of Pines.
The Cheat Sheet: Panagbenga 2026 Quick Facts
When is the Panagbenga Festival 2026?
The festival officially runs from February 1 to March 8, 2026. However, the “Main Weekend” (Grand Parades) is projected for February 21-22 or February 28-March 1 (The 4th Weekend). Travelers should book for late February but must confirm specific dates via the BFFFI Facebook page in January.
Here is the essential operational data you need for the Panagbenga Festival 2026:
| Category | Operational Detail |
| Official Name | Panagbenga Festival 2026 (30th Pearl Anniversary) |
| Theme | “30 Years of Blooming” (Resilience & Renewal) |
| Core Dates | Feb 1 (Opening) to Mar 8 (Closing) |
| Grand Parade Weekend | Projected: Feb 21–22 OR Feb 28–Mar 1 (Confirm in Jan) |
| Critical Traffic Alert | KENNON ROAD IS CLOSED. Route via Marcos Highway (La Union). |
| CBD Traffic Status | Total Lockdown (Red Zone). No cars on Session/Harrison during parades. |
| Weather Forecast | Cold/Dry. Low: 12°C (Dawn) / High: 24°C (Noon). |
| Signal Status | Intermittent. Data congestion expected along Parade Route (7 AM – 1 PM). |
| Emergency Hotline | 911 (National) or 0917-575-8993 (Baguio Police) |
Analyst Note on Parade Dates: The Grand Parades historically occur on the fourth weekend of February. For Panagbenga Festival 2026, this creates a split possibility between the weekend of Feb 21 or Feb 28. If you are booking flights/hotels now, aim for a flexible booking covering the last week of February to be safe.
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How to Get There: The “Kennon Road Crisis”
Is Kennon Road open for Panagbenga Festival 2026? No. As of January 2026, Kennon Road remains strictly closed to tourists due to slope instability near Camp 6. All private and public traffic is diverted to Marcos Highway (via Pugo, La Union) or Naguilian Road. Anticipate travel times spiking to 7–9 hours from Manila during the parade weekend.
Land Travel: The Detour Reality
I cannot stress this enough: do not trust Waze if it attempts to route you through Kennon Road to save time. The road is physically blocked at Camp 1 and Camp 6 following the fire debris incidents and rock-shed repairs earlier this year. You will be turned back at the checkpoint, wasting hours.
If you are driving to Panagbenga Festival 2026, take the TPLEX all the way to the end, exit at Rosario, and prepare for the crawl up Marcos Highway. The sheer volume of vehicles for the festival creates a bottleneck at the Pugo/Rosario junction that can remain gridlocked for hours.
For commuters heading to Panagbenga Festival 2026, my absolute non-negotiable tip is booking the JoyBus Premiere (Genesis) or Victory Liner First Class. These buses have on-board restrooms, meaning they legally skip the standard 20-minute stopovers in Tarlac or Sison. That non-stop service shaves a precious 45-60 minutes off your trip, which is a lifesaver when traffic is this bad.
Insider Tip: Book your return ticket before you even leave Manila. On Sunday evening, the “chance passenger” queue at the Victory Liner Terminal on Gov. Pack Road often wraps around the block, and you could be waiting in the cold for 4 hours.
Getting Around Baguio: The “Lockdown”
Once you cross the city limits for Panagbenga Festival 2026, your car becomes a liability. The city government enforces a strict traffic lockdown on the Central Business District (CBD) during the parade weekend.
Session Road, Harrison Road, and parts of Magsaysay Avenue are completely closed to vehicular traffic. Even perimeter streets like Abanao and Perfecto are often rerouted into tight loops.
The Strategy: “Park and Walk.” Leave your car at your transient house (even if it’s far out in Bakakeng or Irisan) and commute.
The Drop-Off: Jeepneys will not enter the Plaza. They will drop you at perimeter points like Rimando Road (if coming from La Trinidad) or the curve of Gov. Pack Road.
From there, you are on foot. You will be walking uphill to get to the Melvin Jones Grandstand or Panagbenga Park. Leave the fashion boots at home and lace up your most durable sneakers.
Panagbenga Festival 2026 Schedule of Activities
What is the schedule for Panagbenga Festival 2026?
The festival officially kicks off on February 1 with the Grand Opening Parade at Panagbenga Park. The main highlights, the Grand Street Dance and Floral Float Parades, occur on the fourth weekend of February (Projected: Feb 21-22 or Feb 28-Mar 1). The popular Session Road in Bloom street market begins the Monday immediately following the Float Parade.
While the “Season of Blooming” technically lasts for five weeks, don’t be fooled—the events you actually want to see happen in specific 48-hour windows. For the 30th Pearl Anniversary, the Baguio Flower Festival Foundation, Inc. (BFFFI) is packing the calendar tighter than a rush-hour jeepney on Magsaysay Avenue.
Here is the projected operational timeline for Panagbenga Festival 2026 based on the standard festival cadence.
Note: The Grand Parade dates shift annually to align with the 4th weekend. We strongly advise double-checking the final permit dates on the official Baguio PIO page in January.
| Event Phase | Projected Dates | Venue | The Vibe Check |
| Grand Opening Ceremonies | Feb 1, 2026 (Sunday) | Panagbenga Park to Melvin Jones | The official start. Elementary Drum & Lyre corps march down Session Road. |
| Baguio Blooms Market | Feb 1 – Mar 8, 2026 | Burnham Park (near Skating Rink) | A month-long landscaping expo and food fest. Formerly “Market Encounter.” |
| PMA Alumni Homecoming | Feb 13–15, 2026 | Fort del Pilar | Warning: Expect heavy VIP traffic and convoys around Loakan Road. |
| Grand Street Dance Parade | Feb 21 OR 28 (Saturday) | Session Road to Harrison Road | The Main Event. Cultural dancers in flower costumes. 4 AM call time for spectators. |
| Grand Floral Float Parade | Feb 22 OR Mar 1 (Sunday) | Session Road to Melvin Jones | The Spectacle. Massive floral floats & celebrities. The biggest crowd of the year. |
| Session Road in Bloom | Feb 23 – Mar 2 (Projected) | Session Road (Full Closure) | The entire road becomes a pedestrian mall with 400+ stalls. No cars allowed. |
| Grand Aerial Fireworks | Mar 2 or Mar 8 | Melvin Jones Grandstand | The closing ceremony and awarding of winners. |
The “Session Road in Bloom” Phenomenon
For many of us locals, the real party starts on Monday after the floats have left. For one full week, Session Road is closed to all vehicles from the SM Baguio Rotunda down to the Magsaysay intersection.
This is the only time you can walk the middle of Baguio’s busiest artery without dodging taxis. The strip is lined with pop-up cafes, Shawarma stalls, and artisanal wood carvers from the Cordilleras.
Insider Tip: If you plan to visit the Baguio Blooms Market at Burnham Park during Panagbenga Festival 2026, go on a weekday afternoon (around 3:00 PM). If you go on a weekend night, the foot traffic near Lake Drive is so dense it feels like a mosh pit, and you will wait 30 minutes just to buy a stick of strawberry taho.
Panagbenga Festival 2026 Parade Route & Best Vantage Point
Where is the best place to watch the Panagbenga Festival 2026 Parade? The route officially kicks off at Panagbenga Park, descends Upper Session Road, circles the Session Road Rotunda, and marches down Harrison Road before finishing at the Melvin Jones Grandstand. For the best photos, fight for a spot on Upper Session Road (near the Post Office) to get the iconic Baguio Cathedral in the background. For more elbow room, choose the wider stretch of Harrison Road.
Knowing the route is the difference between getting a handshake from a celebrity on a floral float and seeing nothing but the back of someone’s head. For the 30th Pearl Anniversary of the Panagbenga Festival 2026, the Baguio Flower Festival Foundation, Inc. is sticking to the classic L-shaped route that cuts through the heart of the city.
Here is the tactical breakdown of the 4-kilometer stretch:
The Staging Area: Panagbenga Park (South Drive). This is where the floats line up as early as 2:00 AM. It’s chaotic and loud with drum beats. If you want a sneak peek before the parade starts moving, hang out near the Court of Appeals junction.
The Descent: Upper Session Road. This is the “Golden Mile.” The street is narrow, meaning you are inches away from the dancers. The energy here is highest because the contingents are fresh.
The Turn: Session Road Rotunda. The parade pivots here towards Magsaysay Avenue briefly before swinging into Harrison. This corner is often a choke point; avoid it if you are claustrophobic.
The Straight: Harrison Road. This is a wide, flat avenue running parallel to Burnham Park. The crowd here is less aggressive than on Session Road, making it safer for families with older kids.
The Finish Line: Melvin Jones Grandstand. This is the “Showdown Area.” To enter the grandstand seats, you usually need a pre-purchased ticket. This is where the dancers perform their full, uninterrupted 5-minute routine for the judges.
Spectator Survival: The “Red Zone”
I need to warn you: once the Panagbenga Festival 2026 parade starts, you are locked in. The Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) establishes a “Red Zone” (No Car/No Crossing Zone) along the entire route.
If you are on the SM Baguio side of Session Road, you cannot cross to the Porta Vaga side until the last sweeper truck passes around 1:00 PM. Pick your side wisely based on where your lunch reservation is.
The 5:00 AM Reality
You might think I’m exaggerating, but look at the photo below. This was taken at 6:15 AM near the Baguio Post Office during the last parade. The sidewalk was already five rows deep.
Insider Tip: Do not rely on meeting friends at generic landmarks like “7-Eleven” or “The Overpass.” There are too many people to spot them. Instead, pick a hyper-specific spot away from the street line, such as “The statue of the boy at the bottom of the Baguio Cathedral stairs.” Also, buy your water before you enter the crowd; vendors inside the barricades often double their prices.
Where to Stay: Navigating the Shortage
Where should I stay for the Panagbenga Festival 2026? Due to the massive 30th Pearl Anniversary crowds, iconic hotels like The Manor and Baguio Country Club have been fully booked since late 2025. Your best remaining option is to secure a DOT-accredited transient house along Kisad Road or Legarda Road. These streets are within walking distance of the Harrison Road parade route, saving you from the impossible task of finding a taxi during the lockdown.
If you are reading this in January 2026 and haven’t booked a room yet, you are officially in the “danger zone.” With over 2 million visitors expected for the Panagbenga Festival 2026, the city’s accommodation capacity is stretched to the breaking point. We are seeing surge pricing hit 3x the standard rate, with simple transient rooms going for PHP 2,500 per head.
To survive the weekend, you need to choose your location based on logistics, not just price. Here is how the city maps out during the Panagbenga Festival 2026:
The “Gold Zone” (Walking Distance)
Target Streets: Kisad Road, General Luna Road, Upper Session Road, Jungletown.
The Pros: You are immune to traffic. You can wake up at 5:00 AM and walk straight to the Burnham Park or Session Road viewing spots.
The Cons: It is loud. You will hear the drum and lyre practices late into the night. Expect to pay premium rates (PHP 5,000 – PHP 8,000/night for mid-range).
The “Perimeter” (The Commuter Trap)
Target Areas: Mines View, Pacdal, Bakakeng, Irisan.
The Pros: Much cheaper and quieter. You might find a room for PHP 1,500/night.
The Cons: You are trapped. Once the road closures hit 7:00 AM, getting a taxi from Mines View to the CBD is nearly impossible. You will likely have to walk 3-4 kilometers uphill to get to the parade.
Insider Tip: If you stay outside the CBD, do not attempt to take a taxi home immediately after the Float Parade ends at 12:00 PM. The taxi queue at the SM Baguio transport terminal often wraps around the mall and can take 3 hours. Instead, walk to Legarda Road and have a late lunch; let the crowd disperse before trying to hail a ride.
URGENT: The “Transient House” Scam
URGENT: The “Transient House” ScamI cannot emphasize this enough: Scammers are feasting on desperate travelers right now.
The Department of Tourism (DOT-CAR) has flagged dozens of fake Facebook pages posting photos of “luxury transient homes” near Wright Park for suspiciously low prices.
The Modus: They ask for a 50% downpayment via GCash to “secure the slot” because “many are inquiring.” Once you send the money, they block you.
The Fix: Never transact directly via Facebook Messenger unless you personally know the owner. Verify the property name on the Baguio Visita app (visita.baguio.gov.ph) list of accredited establishments. If it’s not there, it’s not safe.
Survival Guide: The “Analyst’s Playbook”
What are the essentials for Panagbenga Festival 2026? You must bring layered clothing (thermals for 12°C dawn chills, t-shirts for 24°C noon heat) and wear broken-in walking shoes—heels are a safety hazard on the hilly terrain of Session Road. Carry a refillable water bottle to comply with the city’s plastic ban, and ensure you have enough cash on hand, as ATMs near SM Baguio frequently run out of bills by Saturday afternoon.
Let’s be honest: the Panagbenga Festival 2026 is an endurance sport. You are battling high altitude, shifting weather, and a crowd of 2 million people squeezed into a narrow mountain pass. I have seen tourists faint from dehydration at Panagbenga Park because they underestimated the sun at this elevation.
To ensure you enjoy the Pearl Anniversary rather than endure it, follow these strict operational protocols.
The Digital Blackout (Network Congestion)
Do not assume your mobile data will work. While there is usually no official “signal shutdown,” the sheer density of users along Harrison Road during Panagbenga Festival 2026 crashes the cell towers from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Messages on Globe and Smart will either fail to send or arrive 3 hours late.
The Protocol: Set a physical meeting point before you separate.
The Bad Spot: “Let’s meet at 7-Eleven on Session.” (There are three of them, and they are all inaccessible).
The Good Spot: “Meet at the Porta Vaga Mall clock tower entrance” or “The base of the Baguio Cathedral stairs.”
Insider Tip: If you absolutely need to upload that Grand Float Parade selfie instantly, walk away from the parade route toward Gov. Pack Road or Kisad Road. You usually pick up a signal once you are about 300 meters away from the main crowd mass.
The “Starvation” Strategy
The biggest mistake rookies make is trying to eat lunch on Session Road immediately after the parade ends at 12:00 PM. Restaurants like Vizco’s, Pizza Volante, and even the Jollibee branches will have queues extending out onto the sidewalk. You will waste 2 hours just waiting for a table.
The Move: Walk 15 minutes away from the CBD.
Target Area A: Legarda Road (home to many Korean restaurants and steakhouses).
Target Area B: Leonard Wood Road (near Botanical Garden).
Target Area C: General Luna Road.
By moving just one kilometer out of the “Red Zone,” you can sit down and eat immediately while everyone else is fighting for a seat at SM City Baguio.
The Comfort Room Crisis
Hydration is tricky. You need to drink water to avoid heatstroke, but finding a restroom during the Grand Street Dance is a logistical nightmare.
Public Portalets: Usually stationed along Lake Drive in Burnham Park, but the lines can be 50+ people deep.
Mall CRs: SM Baguio and Porta Vaga bathrooms are cleaner but expect a 30-minute wait for the ladies’ room.
Paid Lounges: SM Baguio has a “Prestige Lounge” or paid CR options—these are worth every peso for the shorter lines.
Insider Tip: Go to the bathroom at 5:30 AM before you stake your spot on the sidewalk. Once the crowd packs in at 7:00 AM, you are effectively trapped in your square meter of space until noon. If you leave your spot to pee, you will not get it back.
Suggested Itinerary: The “Beat the Crowd” Plan
What is the best itinerary for Panagbenga 2026? To survive the Pearl Anniversary crowds, arrive on Friday (Day 0) via Marcos Highway. For the Grand Street Parade (Saturday), you must be at Upper Session Road by 5:00 AM to secure a front-row view. Escape the CBD for lunch at Camp John Hay, then return on Sunday for the Grand Float Parade along Harrison Road before walking the pedestrianized Session Road in Bloom.
Most tourists make the mistake of treating the Panagbenga Festival 2026 like a relaxing vacation. It isn’t. It is a tactical operation. If you wake up at 7:00 AM, you will see nothing but the backs of heads.
Here is the exact battle plan I use to get the best photos and avoid the worst of the gridlock.
Day 0 (Friday): The Strategic Arrival
02:00 PM: Arrive in Baguio. Since Kennon Road is closed, your bus (take the JoyBus Premiere to avoid the Pugo bottleneck) will take longer.
04:00 PM: Check into your accommodation. If you are staying near Kisad Road, walk to Burnham Park.
07:00 PM: Visit the Baguio Blooms Market near the Skating Rink. Eat your fill of Ilocos Empanada and Strawberry Taho tonight—the lines will be unmanageable tomorrow.
Day 1 (Saturday): The Grand Street Dance Parade
04:00 AM: Wake up. Yes, it is cold (12°C). Layer up.
05:00 AM: Walk to Upper Session Road.
Target Spot: The sidewalk directly across from the Baguio Post Office or near the BPI Session branch. These spots give you the iconic Baguio Cathedral spires as your photo background.
08:00 AM: The Panagbenga Festival 2026 parade kicks off. Enjoy the Bendian Dance beats.
01:00 PM: The Great Escape. Do not eat on Session Road.
The Move: Walk to the Victory Liner terminal on Gov. Pack Road and grab a taxi (or walk if you have the legs) to Camp John Hay.
Why: The Technohub in John Hay is peaceful, open-air, and far removed from the 2 million people in the city center. Have a quiet lunch at Chocolate de Batirol.
Insider Tip: If you are a serious photographer, the lighting on Upper Session Road is harsh by 9:00 AM. Position yourself on the west side (Porta Vaga side) so the sun is behind you, lighting up the dancers’ faces instead of blinding your lens.
Day 2 (Sunday): The Grand Floral Float Parade
06:00 AM: Head to Harrison Road.
Why here: The floats are massive. Session Road is too narrow to see the full scale of the floral arrangements. Harrison Road (near the Melvin Jones Grandstand) offers a wide-angle view perfect for capturing the entire float.
11:00 AM: The parade ends. The floats park at Melvin Jones for public viewing.
Warning: Do not rush the field immediately. It becomes a mosh pit. Wait for an hour.
04:00 PM: Session Road in Bloom.
By late afternoon, the city begins setting up the stalls for the week-long closure. This is the best time to walk the middle of Session Road—the asphalt is still warm, the sunset hits the buildings, and the night market energy begins to build without the suffocating noon crowd.
FAQ: People Also Ask
Quick Logistics Summary: For Panagbenga Festival 2026, Kennon Road remains strictly closed to tourists; you must route via Marcos Highway. While there is usually no official signal shutdown, expect Globe and Smart data to freeze along Session Road from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM due to the crowd density. Bring at least PHP 2,000 per day in cash, as ATMs near the parade route frequently run dry.
Q: Are kids allowed at the parade?
A: Yes, there is no age ban, but I strongly advise against bringing toddlers or strollers into the Red Zone (Session Road and Harrison Road). The crowd density during the 30th Pearl Anniversary of Panagbenga Festival 2026 will leave you with zero exit points for hours. If you must bring children, stick to the Burnham Park side of Harrison Road where the sidewalks are wider, and have an exit strategy towards Kisad Road.
Insider Tip: Write your phone number on a piece of paper and put it in your child’s pocket. If they get separated in the Melvin Jones crowd, a police officer can call you immediately—assuming the signal works.
Q: Is there a signal shutdown?
A: The NTC usually does not order a total shutdown for Baguio, unlike the Sinulog or Black Nazarene. However, the result is the same: Network Congestion. With 2 million people trying to upload Stories simultaneously, 4G/5G data becomes unusable from 7:00 AM until 1:00 PM. Traditional SMS text messages might get through, but often with a 30-minute delay.
Q: Can I drive my car to the parade route?
A: Absolutely not. Session Road, Harrison Road, and South Drive are closed to all vehicles. The Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) is aggressive about towing illegally parked vehicles on perimeter streets like General Luna and Mabini. Leave your car at your hotel or transient house and walk.
Q: How much pocket money do I need?
A: Budget a minimum of PHP 2,000 per person, per day. Food prices surge during the festival. A standard meal at a restaurant on Legarda Road will cost you PHP 300-500, and you’ll want extra cash for pasalubong (Good Shepherd Ube, Strawberries) at the Baguio Blooms Market.
Warning: Withdraw your cash in Manila or upon arrival on Friday. By Saturday afternoon, the ATMs at SM Baguio and Porta Vaga often display “Out of Cash” or go offline.
Q: Is the zigzag road (Kennon Road) open?
A: No. As of January 2026, Kennon Road is closed to non-residents due to safety hazards at Camp 6. Do not gamble on this route. Take the TPLEX exit to Rosario and climb via Marcos Highway. It is longer, but it is the only way up.
Conclusion: Is Panagbenga 2026 Worth the Hype?
Final Verdict: The Panagbenga Festival 2026 is not for the faint of heart—it is a logistical endurance test. With Kennon Road closed and accommodation rates hitting triple surge pricing, this 30th Pearl Anniversary will be the most expensive and crowded edition in history. However, witnessing the massive floral floats roll down Session Road against the backdrop of the Baguio Cathedral is a bucket-list experience that justifies every hour spent in traffic.
Let’s be real: this trip is going to hurt your wallet and your legs. You will wake up at 4:00 AM shivering in 12°C weather. You will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with 2 million strangers on Harrison Road, fighting for a glimpse of the street dancers. You will likely spend more time waiting for a taxi at SM City Baguio than you will spending sleeping in your hotel room.
But when the first drum beat hits the cold mountain air and the lead float—covered in thousands of fresh Benguet roses and mums—turns the corner at the Session Road Rotunda, the exhaustion disappears.
This isn’t just a party. The Pearl Anniversary is a victory lap for a city that pulled itself out of the rubble three decades ago. The energy on the streets of Baguio City during the Grand Float Parade of the Panagbenga Festival 2026 is unlike anything else in the Philippines. It is chaotic, loud, and incredibly beautiful.
If you are willing to brave the Marcos Highway detour and the CBD lockdown, you will be rewarded with the “City of Pines” at its absolute peak.
Book your bus tickets TODAY. Do not wait for February. Go to the Victory Liner or Genesis JoyBus website right now and secure your seat. If you wait until next week, you’ll be reading about the Panagbenga Festival 2026 on Facebook instead of seeing it with your own eyes.
See you in the cold!
Maximize Your Trip: Complete Your Baguio Itinerary
The Panagbenga Festival 2026 is just the beginning. Since you are already surviving the traffic, make the most of your trip by visiting these other top-rated spots. We have written detailed guides for each to help you dodge the crowds.
Essential Planning Guides:
The Master Plan: Baguio City Ultimate DIY Travel Guide 2025 (Budget & Itinerary)
Where to Go: 37 Must-Visit Tourist Spots in Baguio City (2025 Edition)
Must-Visit Attractions (Escape the CBD):
The Classic View: Ultimate Guide to Mines View Park in Baguio
Cultural Theme Park: Guide to Igorot Stone Kingdom in Baguio City
Pasalubong Central: Ultimate Guide to Strawberry Farm (La Trinidad)
Best for Kids & Families:
Theme Park Fun: Ultimate Guide to Sky Ranch Baguio (Entrance Fee & Rides)
New Attraction: Dragon Treasure Castle Baguio: Entrance Fee & Opening Hours
When is the scheduled date of Panagbenga 2025 float parade
Most likely feb 23 Sunday. you can check the schedule here. https://www.panagbengaflowerfestival.com/event-directory/
kAilan po ang grand float parade?
The Grand Float Parade of the Panagbenga Festival is usually held during the last week of February. In 2024, it took place on February 25.
For 2025, it is expected to happen around the same period Feb 23 sunday, but it is best to wait for the official announcement from the Baguio Flower Festival Foundation Inc. (BFFFI) or the local government of Baguio for the exact date and details. https://www.panagbengaflowerfestival.com/event-directory/
Exact location where the parade will take place?