Be respectful, this is still a church. It may not be your religion but it is someone's religion and they hold the place with much reverence the way you would for your own church. So I really dislike that there were tourist that were running around or shouting. We were there late in the afternoon and it was a cloudy day. So there are only few tourists but still, some were loud.

A known tourist spot here in Baguio City. If you are a peace and nature loving person, then go to this place. A picturesque mountain side which they turned into a temple. This is along the highway going to La Trinidad Benguet. Nearby tourist spot is the Volley of Colors which is just 3 minutes walk.

Definitely worth time to see. Comparing it with other Chinese attractions I seen this one is amongst top ones. To enter it’s only 20php and parking space is available. It’s specious, didn’t expect it. It was relatively easy to capture good photos as people move from one attraction to another. When you reach the top (near the bell itself) the view is peaceful. Recommend.

It was an enlightening experience. The intricate architecture and ornate decorations were visually captivating, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural and spiritual traditions of the Chinese-Filipino community. The serene surroundings and well-maintained gardens added to the overall tranquility of the place. While the experience was informative, some visitors might find the limited guided information a slight drawback. Nevertheless, the Bell Church remains a must-visit for those interested in cultural diversity and religious heritage. PS. You can pass by this tourist spot, on your way to the Valley of Colors and Strawberry Farm 🍓

A hidden gem of Baguio city, Bell Church is a Taoist temple that is known to be one of the most peaceful places in the city. A striking pagoda and beautifully landscaped gardens soothe the soul even before you enter the temple. Bells, dragons and flags welcome you to this Chinese temple that is calmly spiritual and incredibly tranquil. There is even a lotus pond that adds to the beauty of this serene temple.

I wasn’t sure that I really wanted to visit this location. But it is worth the visit. This is a beautiful Temple that still offers a place to come and pray. I can’t begin to imagine the number of people that visited here to pray. The grounds are amazing, quiet and very well preserved. There is a view point that allows you to see the surrounding area, if your willing to do stairs. They invite you to bring your camera’s, but not inside the Temple.

Bell Church is a Chinese temple of the Chinese Filipino located in the Baguio-La Trinidad boundary No photo opt inside the temple (church), observe silence But photo opt in the whole place is of course may You may climb up to the highest tower to have an overlook view not just of the church but the neighborhood and houses on the clip of the mountain Minimal fee per pax and car park: p20 Souvenirs are available before the main entrance of the place

Before you reach the Taoist Temple agte, you'll pass thru the street with shops, you will notice that the Taoist walls were not taken care of. On the temple itself, it's fully renovated, newly painted, and newly trimmed landscape. The view from the lower ground is perfect to take photos of the gazebos with statues. Elders would have difficulty climbing up the ladder since it's stiff. They may just stay at the temple.

On a random visit, hope that you don't get to chance on a lot of tourists. It's really a temple and it could be a good place for some good reflective walks and a bit of meditations, of course with some picture-taking in between. There are no guides around but you can pretty much take your time in appreciating the views. There is a section, I think an exclusive school, where visitors are not allowed.

Bell Church is a Buddhist Temple. This place is one of the tourist destination of La Trinidad. Open minded people like me will enjoy here. Aside from the beautiful scenery which will welcome you upon entering this place, you will be amazed of the persons personality inside the church of you are not shy to talk to him. You will gain more knowledge about their religion if you are willing to learn. The key is to ask, then you will find the answer.

Bell Church in La Trinidad is a cultural gem, blending Chinese and Filipino influences seamlessly. Intricately designed temples adorned with vibrant colors and symbolic details create a visually stunning experience. The serene surroundings, complemented by the harmonious sound of bells, make it a captivating destination that offers both cultural enrichment and a peaceful retreat.

Nestled in the greenery of Baguio, the Bell Church is a beautiful blend of Chinese and Filipino cultures. Its colorful pagodas and soothing bells create a peaceful atmosphere that stays with you. It's a unique and enchanting spot to explore and find tranquility.

One of the tourist attractions in Baguio City which you might want to visit as well. Bell Church is known for intricately designed arches and buildings adorned with flags, bells and dragons. It is a Chinese temple of the Chinese Filipino indigenous religious organization of the same name in La Trinidad, Benguet. Before you can enter, you need to buy an entrance ticket for about 20 Pesos. You can take good photos inside and will be able to view from the top and see the beautiful scenery of Baguio City.

A peaceful place for a quick stopover before Valley of Colors and Strawberry Farm. There's an entrance fee of ₱20.00, parking is also available— just not sure if they have a fee for it. We went there on a weekend around 1PM and spent 30 minutes roaming around the area. Quick exercise on climbing the stairs up to the bell.

Close to boundary arc of Baguio and La Trinidad, from Baguio this will be the last right corner with a police station. Place is well maintained, there will be alot of stair climbing for this place as well. On the peak of tourist accessible only location is a sight to behold. As far as Ive observed it seems to be a Chinese temple as there were alot of traces of Chinese characters and items relates to it.

Picturesque place. The panoramic view of the surroundings from the top is peaceful and serene. Seeing a church in the conventional Chinese style is quite an experience. The site only had a few visitors when I visited guess it has to do with the timing of my visit. A typical itinerary if travelling from Baguio would be Bell Church-->Valley of Colors-->Strawberry Farm. Add this to your Baguio travel list if your travel plan exceeds 2 days.

The place has lots of stairs and its like exercises also. At the top, it can show you the great view of mountain full of houses. Theres not much of an activity, it is also a church.

This place feels like a China tourist spot. It features dragons that symbolizes strength, knowledge, and supernatural power for Chinese culture. I really love how the red colour can be seen all over the place. There's also an overview of distant houses of La Trinidad, Benguet. Feels like Korea vibes whenever you see such houses built in such way as shown in my photos. Recommendable place for tourists! Don't miss this out.

I like the atmosphere of this place. It's calm and serene and most of all, clean and managed.

Entrance is 20php for just roaming around. The temple as well as the stairs going to the middle up to the top part of the vicinity was close when we went there.

Entrance is only 20.00 per head! Really cool place to take pictures and pray (for Buddhist). Peaceful and quiet. R

PHP30/head + PHP30 for 30-minute parking. Do they expect you to enjoy the place for only 30 minutes?

Colors everywhere! Though, I did not climb up the hill to get a better view coz the mini gates were locked. Maybe, when the pandemic is over, they'll open it again.

Easy to locate and have a parking space near the entrance but the road before it is quite narrow, but overall experience it is peaceful.

Must-visit destination for those interested in exploring religious diversity, appreciating cultural heritage, and enjoying the tranquility of its surroundings. Instagrammable place indeed! 🤍

Entrance fee: 20 php Parking Lot: Available Comfort rooms: Available at 5 php Souvenir shops: Available at the entrance There's no waiting time when I got there and took only a second to register by the entrance. Bell Church is surrounded by the beauty of nature and showcases their rich tradition and culture through its arches, lilies, kois, and vibrant coloured structures adorned with mythical creatures. It's a good start in exploring the beauty of Baguio and the Benguet Province given the affordable fees and walks to reach each picturesque areas around it. Bonus: You can also enjoy dancers as they practice dragon dance.

Great Community well maintained. Good spot for asian inspired photoshoot.

Red and green color combination makes the place stunning.. With a good weather and fresh air, the ambience became perfect. Many good spot for picture taking....

The place is well maintained and they also have a lion dance for visitors to watch. Love also the colors of the temple.

One of the places that I really wanted to visit in Baguio. I really enjoyed my time here. But it'll be better if you visit on a normal day (not Christmas or any holiday) if you want more peace and space. Still a very good experience. Entrance fee is PHP20.00

It's ok lots of walking on stairs and have nice view

Few minutes away from the City proper and no large parking space but definitely a must visit. The place has instagrammable spots and swamped with tourists as well.

Bell church is a beautiful place of worship. The structures of the buildings are of classic Chinese architecture. There is an intricately landscaped garden going up the hill. If you want solitude and a place where there are less crowd of people around, then you would love to pay the Bell Church a visit.

It's worth the visit when you're in Baguio. Limited parking space. But the staff are helpful. Full parking when we arrived, so we waited by the highway for a visiting vehicle to exit before we entered. P20 donation per head, P20 for parking.