Walk through La Trinidad's charming strawberry farms or experience picking your own fresh strawberries. This classic farm tourism destination also sells strawberry-infused treats like jams, wines, and taho (sweet tofu and tapioca pearl pudding) jazzed up with strawberry syrup and chopped strawberries.

Mines View Park is one of Baguio City's most popular viewpoints. Its observation deck overlooks the old gold and copper mines of Itogon, Benguet, and the Amburayan Valley. The vicinity holds a lively array of local shops that sell a dizzying selection of souvenirs - from woodworks made by Baguio's skilled carvers, knitted clothes to cozy up in, traditional and modern accessories, and Baguio's famous jams, spreads, and sweets sold in jars.

Mount Ulap's accessibility makes it one of Benguet's popular hiking destinations. Located less than an hour's drive from Baguio City, its trail is doable even for beginners. Hikers are rewarded wit a 360-degree view of grassland and pine ridges, with nearby burial caves.

Mt. Pulag is a bucketlist staple among mountaineers. The highest peak in Luzon, it rewards those who reach its peak with a sea of clouds during the day and a sea of stars on clear nights. Among its four trails - Ambangeg, Tangawan, Akiki, and Ambaguio - Ambangeg is the easiest trail recommended for beginners.

Tam-awan Village gives tourists a glimpse of authentic Cordilleran craftsmanship and artistry. Located on a cool hillside with a nearby spring, it features traditional houses, artist and artisan spaces, and a cafe and restaurant. It also hosts seasonal art events and activities frequented by Baguio's thriving artist community as well as tourists.

This exhibit of local weaves inside the Department of Tourism - Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) office was launched in 2021 by the DOT-CAR office, in partnership with the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB). It showcases the different weaving traditions across the region, including the stories behind each - aside from the finished products on display.

Bike Circuit is a tourism circuit by the Philippines' Department of Tourism (DOT) that promotes the highlands and emerging tourism sites such as such as Tabeyo Lake and Ambulalakao Lake in Kabayan, Benguet, and Tinoc, Ifugao/Buguias, the highest point in Benguet.

Motourismo and Heritage Discovery is a tourism circuit that taps motorcycle riders as domestic tourism ambassadors to show a "safe, fun, and practical" travel experience, advocate for responsible and sustainable tourism, and rediscover culture and heritage in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR). It highlights the connectivity of Ifugao-Mountain Province-Kalinga passing by Ifugao Rice Terraces and nature and cultural sites along the route, such as the Bangaan Rice Terraces and Ducligan Snake River Veiwpoints in Banaue, Ifugao; Mt. Nagchajan in Mayoyao, Ifugao; Aguinaldo, Ifugao; the Minanga Birdwatching Site in Alfonso Lista, Ifugao; Paracelis in Mountain Province; and Tabuk City in Kalinga.

Organic Green Tour (OGT) Circuit is a tourism circuit by the Philippines' Department of Tourism (DOT) that includs organic farms and a farm-to-table experience in Baguio and Sablan, Benguet, particularly Benguet Agri-Eco Farm in Bulala, Sablan, Uma Farm in Tuba, Pinderella’s Kitchen in Tuba, and Dapafejos Farm in Tuba. Tour packages can be arranged so that participants may experience activities such as fruit picking, fishing, foraging, kiniing-making, farm and garden tours, bonfires, and traditional “watwat”-style meals.

This family-owned farm and tourist attraction is known for having the coldest weather in the municipality because of its elevation. For two weeks sometime between March and April, it also becomes popular for its sakura blooms. The trees initially came from Japan's Kochi Prefecture and the Japanese embassy, who giften Benguet with the trees in 2016.