We had to wait until 9pm before the sale started proper. So amazing how all the sellers were so prepared 30 minutes to the start of the market time. The long line of people patiently waiting for both time and their turn. The security guards at the exit gate were so friendly even to remind us that we can't eat outside the market, offered us seat and entertained my friends and I with a lot of international topics. It was really great and fun being there again.

This is an interesting sales venue/event. We got there at about 8:45. The sidewalks were packed and the vendors were ready with their goods on the side of the street. At 8:55, they all extended the poles on their portable shelters. At 9pm sharp, game on. Vendors rushed to erect their shelters and set up their wares with impressive efficiency. Within just a few minutes, the shopping looked like a feeding frenzy on Shark Week. It is crazy how this can go from a busy street with heavy traffic to a busy shopping area with people elbow to elbow, all in just about 5 minutes.

Recommended to explore! Be ready to have budget to spend on stuff you might want and need! Crowd: Packed but still have movement. One way flow strictly implemented to avoid stampede. Prices: ₱50 for small items. Clothing starts at ₱100. Bags starts at ₱150. Bonnet ₱50, etc. Wear comfy shoes and layer up!

Amazing experience to see everyone ready to fill a road at 9pm! Within minutes the road is closed and full of stalls. Just further on you hit the street food and my word there is so much of it and it’s all sooooo good! You have to wait at the popular stalls but trust me it’s worth it.

Night Market in Baguio City explored. We went here on a Saturday night last Nov.25. It was indeed jampacked. There were so many tourists that night. What we loved the most is that the products are very affordable and there's so many merchandise/ items to choose from. We roam around from start to finish until we decided to buy jackets, socks, key chains and shirts for pasalubong. We get what our money deserves. Until we get tired and head back at the hotel. Kudos to all the sellers of night market. They were very accommodating and polite. 😍

This is a pretty cool event that I think happens every night from 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. There are hundreds of 10x10 awnings that get set up, each booth with their own goods for sale. There are also several food tents with all different kinds of food. It was a fun atmosphere walking around with thousands of people checking out the products and food.

A lot has changed since my last trip to Baguio. It is very much organized now. The food stalls were already inside the parking lot. They feature a wide range of goods including clothing, accessories, shoes, toys, gadgets, and local handicrafts. And you can find an assortment of bargain items, street food, and snacks. If you are looking to buy some goods to remember your Baguio visit, this is a must visit.

Baguio Night Market is one of the best and unforgettable experiences. You have to be earlier before 9pm, that's the exciting part! cause you will see how they organize the apparel and a lot more. You can buy a lot of branded jackets, sweatshirts and more at a cheaper price plus discounts if you know how to ask. After shopping there is a wide selection of food and drinks just a few steps beside the market. Never missed this experience if you visit Baguio City 😊

They started at exactly 9pm and was able to set up quickly. Although it was raining, the store continued. They put covers showing they were prepared. The local police were present but of course, you still have to take care of your belongings. PS. Photos taken using film cam

Baguio isn’t complete without the night market. Help the enterprising locals by buying both new and used goods and eating late night local cuisine snacks. You can find here great finds of cheap jackets, shoes and clothes. Beware of pickpockets of course, and intolerable farts caused by cold tummies in Baguio climate..🤣

They have a lot of stuff they are selling from thrift clothes down to phone cases and a lot more. As for the food, a lot to choice from like corn, barbecue,takoyaki and many more. There were a lot of people when i went there too. But it is fun to look around, buy some stuff and eat.

Heard that it’s something I should experience. Was blown away, from the size of night market to variations of food and goods being sold. It’s affordable and definitely a place to visit.

Strict implementation of covid protocols continues. That is good in the long-run!

prices of commodities are almost the same as of those in thrift shops in provinces. the place is very crowded at night and since it is near the burnham park you could see lots of people strolling at night. tourists need to be careful of their personal belongings

Without the pandemic it is really good to go and shop at night at baguio night market

You can find good deals for second hand clothing, shoes and bags(ukay). Variety Street food as well from end to end of the market. Opens at 9pm to 1am at most. If you're planning to shop never visit on weekends to avoid the crowd. 😁

Baguio night market was good, even there a lot of people the police men is there to make all people safe and follow the protocols

It was great

The night market used to have more original second-hand thrifts but recently more counterfeits and fake products are sold here. It's looking more like Baclaran/Divisoria nowadays. There are still great finds here, you just have to be very cautious when thrifting. The food bazaar by the parking offers wide variety of old and acquired food types. Must try.

If you’re in Baguio, this night market is a must go. The night market starts at 9pm but it’s recommended to go around 9.30-10pm to avoid the majority of the rush.

My girlfriend and I spent just under 500 and got ourselves clothes that may last a week. Definitely will come back soon

The night market is opening about 9pm everyday, actually the price in here chip, but some stores have not good quality. And come market want to take care

Way too overrated. Been here last year and I liked it, but this year is different. It's too crowded, some vendors (actually quite a lot) are rude and the prices are quite the same as those in the usual stores. If you really wanna visit this, I advise you wear flip-flops and comfortable clothes. Also, be ready to get squished by many people.

We went here out of curiosity. Not bad at all. A lot to buy inexpensive stuff like shoes, coats/jackets, jeans, accessories, toys, etc.

Baguio's night market is a place where you can get big discounts on clothes and other items. Aside from that, they also have a lot of food stalls to fill up your tummy. This is one of the things you should try when you are in Baguio.

It is an amazing night market. A lot of food and clothing choices. Some things I'd like to point out though is the lack of spaces to walk through the stalls, and maybe other services (massages, pedicures, etc.) that the visitors and tourists may enjoy.

It is the highlight of Baguio city at night. This is a good destination for tourists when visiting Baguio to experience local lifestyle and buying used products for cheap prices. You may want to go there on weekdays to avoid the crowd.

There were a lot of good deals at the Baguio Night market. New & used things. Eady parking and very organized. I accidentally dropped my wallet and a nice young teen girl.found and returnred it me. No mask no entry policy.

I love this place. You find lots of thrifted clothes, shoes, bags, stuffed toys in a really good condition. There is also a food lane at the market which is perfect for after thrift shopping.

Nice ukay ukay items prices are good for a second hand and legit products.

One of the events mosr visited in Baguio. Good to see it's still thriving. However, it's noticeable that there are now a lot of new class A products (like Greenhills tiangge) compared to how it was years ago when there were way more quality ukay-ukay. Lots of people shopping and looking for nice finds.

Social distancing is practiced. People are wearing face mask and police is stationed around the area. Good deal on blankets and jackets

Great place to buy things at a bargain. Courteous police officers are also in constant monitor of the safety and social distancing protocols.

There were so many tourist. Lot's of police and health officers to control the crowd. Even stall owners practice safety protocols. Lot's of food and clothes to choose from.

As always, Baguio City Night Market at Harrison Road near Melvin Jones is a great place to visit and experience at Baguio. It only opens 7 PM with plenty of ukay ukay selections, bargain & unique finds, with classic street foods and of course the cold breeze.

Clean and orderly with health protocol reminders in place. Nice place to stroll around to see local market finds but it's disappointing how common souvenir goods' prices are seemingly overpriced (Good Shepherd ube jam was 20 pesos or more cheaper at Mines View Park than here). Convenient to buy though with its central location, but just be aware of potential tourist traps.

Nice weather during night market

Cool Stuff to buy especially windbreakers.

The market gets really crowded in the early hours of its opening but gets less people as it approaches 12 MN. Suggest you come late if you really intend to buy things, but the things sold in the night market can be bought naman outside of it during the day just explore other the shops at Baguio's public market. Only thing I enjoyed is the food bazaar.

In the morning, this is a busy street but at night the party begins. Night market starts at 9:00 pm. This is one of the must tries and must see when going to baguio. Where you can find affordable clothes, toys, bag, pasalubong accessories and more, and when you're tired of walkin, there are foods available waiting for you on the corners(*mainly street foods). Just be careful tho because usually super siksikan which could be not so fun but opportunity for some. You know(*wink). Baguio is one of the safest place in the Philippines but we never know when things could happen. So please don't bring very big wallets that could easily be snatched. Bring exact amount only or using wallets that fits your palm so you could just hold on to it. If possible, don't bring your children, they might get lost or hurt in the jam. Keep your phones on your front pocket as well. That's just some tips cauae we'll never know. Hmm thats all, give this a shot when you go to Baguio. Explore. Enjoy! 😘❤🔥

Night market and thrift shopping is real. Also, you can find different kinds of food on both ends of the night market street.

Typical night market.. Sells mostly just clothes and souvenirs.. thats all

Probably some of the most affordable clothing in the Philippines. So many vendors and so much stuff! You can spend hours here!

Amazing thrift Experience! Great seller and people. Very peaceful. Diverse Sizing XXL to S. Mixed of Ukay-Ukay and Tiangge Style of selling shopped from 8:00 ended around 12:00

The good: it stayed open longer than any department store or supermarket in the area. It was also among the few places that sold Baguio pasalubong. The bad: no cards acceptance. Only cash or GCash are accepted at all of the stores. The worst: pasalubong is priced up to 15-20% lower at Mines View Park. So just come for the ambiance but buy somewhere else.

A must-go when youre visiting Baguio. Located beside Burnham park, the Night market boasts a wide array of foodstuffs and cheap clothes. Be wary though as most of the clothes being sold are knockoffs, but really good knockoffs at the very least.

Some of the best foods in a Philippine Night Market Setting are found here. Been to the night markets of Davao, Tutuban, Cagayan de Oro, etc. and I have to say the foods here are topnotch. Wow.

7:45pm nothing so we went to the mall, a short walk away. We returned at 9:05pm and a third of the city was there. Great deals and foods everywhere. The Korean foods were very popular. The crowd, mostly Filipino was great. Brought too much stuff and ate too much also.

Lots of choices to buy from clothes, jackets, souvenir items, shoes and more. Enforcement of one-way policy can be improved as well as police visibility so as to avoid snatchers.

Sellers will begin setting up at at 7pm or 8pm but they will only start selling at 9PM. Food selections include favorite Filipino food such as Sisig, Pares, grilled and fried meat, corn, Balut, Kwek-Kwek, and many more. There are also sellers of Takoyaki, Shawarma, Korean Street Food such as Tteokbokki and more. On another side of the night market are stores for favorite Baguio souvenirs such as keychains, magnets, shirts, jackets, knitted sweaters and scarfs by locals, and other things to buy. Some items are pricier than in other souvenir stores in other tourist places. Prepare to walk through a long line of options.

I recently visited Baguio Night Market and had an amazing time. The market was bustling with activity, and there was a wide variety of food and souvenirs available. The prices were very reasonable, and I found some great deals on local products. The atmosphere was lively and fun, and I enjoyed the local music and entertainment. The market is also a great place to try authentic Cordilleran dishes. I highly recommend a visit to Baguio Night Market for a unique and enjoyable experience.

Baguio trip is not complete if you have not experienced the food trip and a little shopping at Baguio Night Market. Family and friends will surely enjoy the cold air outside while eating lots of food variety. Most of the ukay items here are cheaper and are good finds ❤️

(Translated by Google) Very cheap (Original) Napakamura

Awesome place to be in!

Some of the old food stalls are not operating anymore.

Place was properly arrange from shoes clothing to foods

Not the same crowd and # of vendor due to pandemic

Nice place...

Good for tourist

Security personnel are very strict on wearing facemask and faceshields 👍🏼

Cool but too crowded

I want to go back😲

No discipline among shoppers

Baguio city

Cold cold cold and so tagal any order

bought 8 pcs jacket for 300 pesos only ❤️❤️❤️

Awesome

필리핀 야시장으로 태국이나 베트남 대만 보다는 뭔가 돗떼기 시장느낌 납니다... 질 좋은 음식 당연히 아니고 음... 그냥 물건 볼건 많은것같습니다.

Still a good place to go for new and used clothes or anything you need

Fun and lots of things to buy

good place to spend some cash for clothes and other stuff and dont forget the food stalls.

recently opened. its okay. and organized now. food and bargain clothes is available here

The true Divisoria of the North, the Baguio Night Market is indeed one of a kind experience that all tourists and visitors should go whenever climbing to Baguio. The valuables sold here, despite being already used, are still in good quality, affordable and irresistible! I bought my belt here back in 2016, and now, 2021, is still intact and strong despite being used everyday under the heat of the Sun and coldness of every rainy days. What are the things being sold here? 1. Apparels 2. Clothes 3. Footwears 4. Caps and Belts 5. Native Handicrafts 6. Fresh Flowers 7. Toys for kids 8. Cigars and other vapors 9. Souvenirs 10. Food packs and street foods! Don't be too overwhelmed here because thieves also flock here, on the same days and times that we, tourists, are going in. Be aware of your budget as well! Don't buy too many things that you won't be needing upon going back to your homes. Lastly, enjoy every moments that you are here! The Night Market opens at 8:00PM and closes at 3:00AM (before the Pandemic). Enjoy shopping- the Cordilleran way!

Baguio Night Market is located in Harrison Road. Opens as early as 9pm till 2am. You won't feel tired roaming the whole street, for a reason that you will see everything from left to right 😍

It isn't how I remembered it. There isn't much stalls like before. Clothes are very limited. It is understandable because there's a pandemic. I still love the night market though.

(Translated by Google) All good but it looks like the sale is not as cheap as before, now even though my item is scratched it looks like the brand is still brand new. (Original) All good naman pero mukhang di na gaya ng dati na mura talaga ang bentahan, ngayon kahit my gasgas na ang item parang brand new parin ang price.

Police are stationed everywhere ensuring one-way flow of people and that protocols are followed, all stalls have alcohol for use, BUT it's the people who are still so hard-headed who would push and cram themselves not caring that they are already brushing into other people just to look at the items for sale. One meter physical distancing? They can't even stay 1mm away. Again, this is not the police's shortcomings, but the lack of discipline of the people.

Its very nice . Cold, and lots of food to eat..

Right now, night market is a great place to spend the night with lower amount of thrift clothes and amazing stalls of foods. Safety protocols are observed, strict police officers are always around the corner. Enjoy buying. I bought a lot and it's great😍😍

It is advisable to have friends who live in Baguio City to know where to catch great deals in the night market.

How to help the local economy recover at the safest hour - ie, late in the evening.

Nice place. Clean and good people

During the days we visited the market, it always rain. Before visiting this place, bring you own face mask and shield. Entrance will be denied by Police for those without Facemask and shield. Items sold are clothes like jackets, sweaters, jeans, t-shirts, etc. Shoes are sold too like rubber shoes and slippers both new, second hand and class A. They also have food stalls and court. Outside dinning from burgers, finger foods, Filipino dishes like pansit and other fruit drinks.

I go here every Saturday night to eat binatog and shawarma..... They are open as early as 7PM, protocols are still observed.

Baguio Night Market 10.10.21. T'was a cold night with slight breeze. Not much people. Perfect for strolling and thrift shopping with lots of great finds which can surely match any budget. Have bought 1 lovely jacket tonight. 🥰

It has lots of stall

Not safe for a clumsy person. 😅

Great finds, good food.. Kids below 11 not allowed.. Wear comfortable footwear.. 🙂

☺

So ugly

Nice place

Street food are great.cheap jackets!

I dnt not went to night market yesterday

(Translated by Google) Be careful of pickpockets and food poisoning. It is a local market with a unique smell. Many fake brand products are sold. (Original) スリや食中毒に注意。独特なにおいがあるローカルのマーケットです。偽ブランド品が多く売られている。

So clean

Many variety of food and stuffs.

(Translated by Google) Shut down again because there is no social distancing. Last night opened and now nothing again :( (Original) Sinara ulit kasi walang social distancing. Kagabi binuksan tapos ngayong wala ulit :(

Cheap finds here