Use as a setting for Erich Gonzales famous teleserye The Blood Sisters. Love the vibrancy of the valley! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - View 📸📸📸📸📸 - Instagrammable 😊😊😊😊😊 - Enjoyable

This is really beautiful! It looks like all the homeowners in this area agreed to create art in the valley by painting all their homes different colors. It really looks nice! There are several spots to stop and take pictures.

Valley of Colors was one of the main attractions which I wanted to visit. It’s mind blowing hehe, it meet all my expectations. It’s free unlike other tourist attractions so I decided to cross the bridge and purchase an ice cream. Also, very friendly seller of taho offering to take photo of me. In return also purchased taho. Support local. Recommend to visit.

The concept is actually great. What is remarkable is that this number of private houses agreed to be painted absent their choices of color in order to bring the best of this hill. This may symbolize that unity can achieve greatness. I did not realized such before because maybe this place is very familiar to me as I almost daily passing it by. The place is easily accessible thru La Trinidad Jeepneys. There is no specific parking place but you can park side of the highway. Hope they will repaint it again to bring back how it was once vibrant. The animated photo is not mine (CTTO).

Beautiful place to take a snap while travelling to Baguio. The houses are painted with different colours and patterns and are constructed on a steep hill which makes it amazing to view on a clear day. One can also walk on suspension bridges across the river. The cleanliness effort of the commounity is worth mentionable still improvements has to be made. There is also a viewpoint at the top of the hill.

The place is a must visit for tourists! I suggest you take pictures as fast as you can so other people can take beautiful photos as well because this place is very popular to so many tourist. The parking is just on the side of the road. BTW! the taho near these area is not that good ... i suggest you just buy regular taho

The name does live up to its hype. The valley is indeed very colorful and beautiful. Mindblowing.

Honestly not worth it. The place has not been maintained. Crowded and there's really no room when several batches of tourist come at once since it's literally along the highway. However, I won't stop you if you really want to experience it. Camera filters are the key. 😉

Inspiring place if you know their story. Place started out as an ordinary community until Davies donated paints. Since colors were different, it created a technicolor effect and people started noticing the "accidental beauty" so now Davies donates paints and designs change every two years. They also got a cooperative so if you buy from their products, you help them save the creek and support the livelihood of the locals.

Finally, I got to see Valley of Colors or the Colors of StoBoSa in real life—a lively village on a mountain in La Trinidad, Benguet. It used to be a dull place with rusty iron sheets and plain cement. But then, a group of artists decided to make it exciting for tourists, turning it into a vibrant attraction.

Just log your name and you can take pictures freely. Try strawberry ice cream! Have patience, there are plenty of people.

It's nice, but if you don't stand directly on the foot bridge you capture everything else.

Its vibrant color is truly captivating but beyond that it's still a village of ordinary yet artistic people. Just be mindful when visiting the area, not all the times would they want any tourist just walking in to their path and taking pictures, not that they are aggressive or anything but respect some spaces.

Great art work! A must visit. More fun in the Philippines!

A new tourist spot in Baguio. An instagramable place just along the high way going to La Trinidad. This spot will not take you about 5 minutes to complete your photoshoot. So when you are visiting this spot, you also try to visit nearby destination like the Bell Church which is just 3 minutes walk away.

Good photo shots from afar, not nice up close. Crowded residential area painted creatively. If it weren't for the paint, it would be close to a city slum area on a hill. I think it needs improvement to be a safer & scenic tourist spot. The colorful houses have a 10 pesos donation at the space near the entrance that also sells goodies. You can take photos only up to the bridge. Don't go further in because it's a private residential area beyond the bridge. The view still does have a little charm of watching a movie's scene where poor people live. You can see some laundry hanging outside. The ambiance isn't relaxing. There's water under the bridge. The bridge can be shaky, so don't shake it while walking through it. And since it's a private residential area, there's quite a number of passerby and traffic along the bridge since it's not separated. If you just want photos, it's a quick stop. If they improve the traffic by making another bridge path for tourists, then maybe it'll be better. It's hard to take solo pictures while people pass through the bridge after all.

Don’t expect to much about this place. Find a spot to take a nice photo . The paint of the houses is not bright as use to be they should repaint it and maintain the colors all year long. No parking area. Busy road ( No coffee shops , shops or restaurant there )

What a colorful display of homes built scarily on the side of a cliff! They're beautiful to look at, but I wouldn't want to live there! It's looks wayyyyyyyy too dangerous for my taste! Especially for someone who is known to walk in their sleep! A large portion of one of my favorite Filipino tele series, "Blood Sisters", was filmed here in 2018. I can see why they chose this area to film. The colors of the homes are so vibrant and the entire area is picturesque! Pictures don't do it justice so, you're just going to have to visit here to see how beautiful it is in person. The Blood Sisters story centers around the lives of triplets, Erika, Agatha, and Carrie who were separated at birth. The Valley of Colors is where one of the triplets, Agatha, grew up with the sisters' biological mother. Triplet, Erika, was snatched as an infant and lived on the street until she was taken in by a kind family. Triplet, Carrie, was more fortunate and grew up with her biological father and his wife's wealthy family. It's a great tele series and I highly recommend watching it! Here are some pictures we took!

A good stopover for 5 to 20 minutes. There's not much else aside from the view and crossing the bridge.

The village is quite nice because of the colourful houses. But of course we can't expect that the place is tidy because it's a house. Lots of clothes hanging outside the house.😁 But I still enjoy taking photo in there place is clean. Btw you should have a good photographer so they can shot a good angle. 😁 Which is I don't have one.

The boss swore the strawberry ice cream was homemade and with a strawberry farm nearby, I bought into the story. The psychedelic houses turned my mood into a colorful adventure, and after climbing the long stairs, I reached the highest point. Baguio’s most charming spot truly relaxes you when you stand at the summit. #菲律賓 #🇵🇭 #philippines #碧瑤市 #baguio #valleyofcolors #niinphilippines

It's not that picturesque in person. Hanging wires on the supposedly best angles will also ruin your best shots. A little editing can always make them better, but no editing is best. The wait in traffic is not worth the time if this is your main itinerary. This could be a side trip detour coming from the Bell Church.

Accessibility was good since it’s along the road. Just ride a jeepney going to La Trinidad and along the way, you can see this lm the right side. No entrance fee, tourists were few since it was a weekday. Kudos to people here for making this houses colorful and amazing.

Its nice to be back. Have been here twice already. This is my 3rd time now. The paintings are a lot different now but the vibe and feels is still the same. You can buy strawberry ice cream and taho here. As well as goods like pasalubong.

It's really entertaining to see how creative Filipinos are. Given the fact that the Bayanihan is still alive and we're now looking at this masterpiece. Yes, this colossal mural was done by the community. This place is just located along the road.

This place is beautiful however this place no parking lot to park your park if you want to visit just find a parking spot and go for a walk.

I recently visited the Valley of Colors in Baguio City and while the place was more attractive in photos than in actual, it was still a great experience to see it in person. The air wasn’t as fresh as we expected, but the vibrant colors and unique landscape made up for it. I would recommend this place for anyone looking for an interesting and unique photo opps. Overall, a grear experience, just nit exactly what we expected based on the photos.

A place that shows the distinctive residential form of Baguio. Take commemorative photos and sell souvenirs. hard to park

It is my first time visiting Baguio City. I was amazed by the different colors of every house. I already saw it in the movie. But now it is in front of me.

The view is awesome in digital. However if in person, you might find it not so amusing as there were so many clothes hanging.

Nothing much to see herejust appreciation of the colorful houses..thats it.

Nice.. been there many times..

Valley of colors as what the photo of houses stands, offers an instagramable background for the tourist to see and enjoy🫰

No entrance fee. Located near Bell Church. A lot of tourists are coming here so take pictures as fast as you can.

8/19/23 There was a long line of people trying to take photos on the bridge. Locals also pass by so make sure you give way to them when they pass. PLEASE FALL IN LINE IF YOU WANT TO TAKE A PICTURE. IT'S RUDE TO BE A QUEUE JUMPER.

Very astonishing place in the Planet. The place my Lovely Daughter Lived together with her Awesome Mom nd Loving Grandmother.

If you would like to experience the cold breeze of the City of the Pines - Baguio City, don't miss to take time to travel and witness the colorful houses of La Trinidad, Benguet (Boundary of Baguio City and La Trinidad. It is just 20-30 minute jeepney ride. You should not miss this one! 😁

Colorful , You can take nice photos when entering the middle of the bridge. Ez to take a taxi or jeepny from center to there. It’s located on the main road

Astonishing work of art.

This place catches the eye of the passing motorists especially with new visitors. In the highway you will see a group of houses filled with different bright colors that makes you feel happy and invites you to take a photo on the hanging bridge connecting the houses to the highway.

Touch and go Idea works for low cost housing to look good Sewage is a sore eye in the river over the bridge

If you're into aesthetics, this is the place to be. However, if your goal is to explore more of La Trinidad, then maybe you could try looking for other places other than this. What you see in the picture is what you'll also see when you visit. It's by the roadside so it's accessible, but I dont recommend visiting here at noon time because it's too hot. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less. Just a normal neighborhood that's good for the feed.

From Quezon Hill Baguio youll pass by Valley of Colors when you are bound to Strawberry Farm. Just beside the road, its difficult to park your car to take your pictures. This place is improving its just that the cables wires are obstructions to the view.

It was just fine. Website photos are very nice compare in actual.

A must to visit. No entrance fee just a donation box. Its up to you if u will give or not. nice coordinators. Very accommodating. 😊😊

The Favella of PH, the famous colors of StoBoSa. The people who assists visitors are polite and attentive. They strongly recommend to let the residents walk freely in the bridge to avoid hassles. Nonpayment needed just donate whatever amount you can. Since this is a residential area, the smell isn’t that good due to the creek but the view is still refreshing in the eyes. Long way to go from the city proper. You can ride the jeep for a cheaper expense or ride a taxi if you can afford the 200+php worth cab ride. Add on, Bell church is near to this area. Few steps going back will do ü

Valley of Colors is 💓 try and go here its was amazing where you can see the art of the every house 😊

Colorful cute houses! The area is still closed but you can still go to the bridge area to take photos. We had this photo taken on our way to Banaue Rice Terraces.

Only good in pitcures. Too many garbage in the area

It's a good thing to realize they made an effort but could have maintained it. Due to pandemic, they have allocated specific location for you to take your photos.

Valley of colors in Baguio City, Philippines —🧡💜

A must visit around Baguio City. The vibrant colorful houses really makes a great place to take nice photos with family and friends. It’s best to appreciate the Colors of Stobosa during sunny days.

BEAUTIFUL!!!

Maybe the place is a seasonal tourist attraction.

You have to wait for your moment to get a perfect picture. Few mins walk to bell church. I just hope that the residents show their appreciation for having their place as an attraction- by removing their clothes hanging in their window, just sayin’🤷🏼‍♀️

Beatifull colors of house hope they will maintin the color

It's as if you are in Cape Town, SA. This place is locally known as StoBoSa, representing the three Sitios in the Barangay. Painted by Tam-Awan Village Artist volunteers

Only for picture

(Translated by Google) This is a beautiful place in Bagiuo in the Philippines, it is attracted by the colors of the houses that overlap each other with the same message, creating a feeling for interesting visitors when coming here, the houses are built by people. erected on a long walkway down to the abyss, it is not luxurious but it has a strange architecture, has a glimpse leading into your residential area with a begging, there is also a trail leading to this area. cleanliness is a shortcut not the nine way, so you have to baguio, you must definitely visit to say this, a very unique thing of the Philippines (Original) Đây là một địa điểm đẹp ở Bagiuo in the Philippines, nó hấp dẩn bởi nhiều màu sắc của các ngôi nhà nối tiếp nhau trùng trùng điệp điệp, tạo cảm giác cho du khách tích thú khi đến đây, các ngôi nhà được người dân xây dựng trên sường một khu đôiif dài xuống vực thẩm, nó không sang trọng nhưng có kiến trúc kỳ lạ, có lói dẫn đi vào khu dân cư mày bằng một chiếc cầu xin xin, cũng có lối mòn đưa vào khu này cảm giác hơi không sạch nhứng đoa là lối đi tắt không phải lối chín, nên bạn đã đến baguio thì nhất định 1 lần phải tới viếng thăm nói này, một điều rất riêng của Philippines

(Translated by Google) It's nice here. (Original) Ganda dito sobraaaaa.

Quiet & orderly. No over-crowding, not many new buildings except the improvement of existing houses since my last visit some 10 years ago. It means that the subdivision is managed well and that the original owners - government employees - are living within their means and are still true to the objective of the housing project.

After so much poverty and ragged, rugged housing this place is a joy to behold. There's nothing to do as such except admire the view but it's worth seeing. Very close to the Bell Church.

It's a good place to take photos while in baguio. Strike a pose for your instagram!

Place is just for photos, donation is recommended at the entrance of the bridge.

This is such a masterpiece, however, I wish it could be maintained much better which is truly a challenge considering that this is a residential compound.

Just a simple artificial houses in the river of Baguio. Literally no differences with other houses in the Philippines. Feel disappointed when arrive here, not worthy. It’s okey for pass by to La Trinidad or Baguio city, but not really well for deep discover. Not recommend too much for this place.

The color of the paint has lost its color. Avoid weekends.

Very nice

A nice place to make pictures, that’s all, nothing else there . ( No coffee shops , shops or restaurant there )

It was just a very quick side trip since the purpose was to only take photos. Nothing much to see. You need to have your poses planned ahead and you have to very quick on doing it because there are people waiting. 🤭 I think the best time to go there would be around 7am because you'll be the first to be there.