Just a short ride north of Baguio City lies one of the most visited attractions in the Cordillera region — the famous strawberry fields of La Trinidad. It’s an easy, scenic trip that gives you a taste of the province beyond the city, and it’s the kind of place that surprises most visitors with how enjoyable it actually is.

What Is the La Trinidad Strawberry Farm?

La Trinidad is the capital of Benguet province and sits in a wide valley surrounded by mountains. Its strawberry farms have been running for decades, producing most of the strawberries consumed across the Philippines. Visitors can walk through the fields, pick their own strawberries, and buy fresh produce and local products right at the farm.

It’s a genuinely local experience, not a theme park, not a resort. Just farmland, fresh air, and friendly vendors.

• Pick your own strawberries — a small fee lets you walk into the fields and pick directly from the plants, freshest you’ll ever taste
• Buy local produce — strawberry jam, strawberry taho, fresh vegetables, and Cordilleran products are sold at stalls along the farm
• Explore the valley — the surrounding area has great scenery, local markets, and quieter roads worth exploring
• Visit the nearby public market — La Trinidad’s market is a great spot to buy pasalubong and local goods at local prices