How long is the travel from Manila to Baguio?

So next school year my boyfriend will be moving to Baguio for college and I to Manila. I want to see him all the time so I'm wondering how far away do I have to travel? How long will it take to get to Baguio from Manila by bus? What about by car?How long is the travel from Manila to Baguio?I can drive it in 5 hours non-stop starting from the entrance of NLEX via SCTEX to Tarlac and via Marcos Hi-way to Baguio,



Normally, it would take 7 hours by bus from Victory Liner Pasay City.How long is the travel from Manila to Baguio?
Roughly 300 kilometersHow long is the travel from Manila to Baguio?By bus: 6-7 hours.



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It generally takes about 5 to 7 hours to get to Baguio by bus. An hour longer than it would by car due to stopovers along the way.How long is the travel from Manila to Baguio?it will take around 7 hours in total if travelling by bus, it can take up to 12 hours at weekends though so its even quite a lot of slow travelling just for weekends...someone i know just went from angeles to batangas and it took about 9 hours....i dont understand why such distances take so long to travel in that country..i guess ill find out soon enough thoughHow long is the travel from Manila to Baguio?
Baguio is 250 kms from Manila.



Travel time by private car can be as fast as 5 1/2 hours if you leave early and not encounter the morning traffic. Otherwise, travel time is average 7 hours.



Bus travel is also approx 7 hours, not much longer than travel by private car. This is because most buses do not have many stops. In fact, there are trips that do not stop anywhere, just rest stops between the Metro Manila terminal and Baguio.



If you are going by private car, make sure you take the detour thru Asingan starting at Carmen, Rosales, turning right before the bridge. Otherwise, you will suffer the very very heavy traffic from Villasis to Urdaneta because of a major road repair. If you miss this turn, you can still take the next detour, but it will be a longer trip on narrower roads, slowing you down unbearably.