Japanese Tunnel Walk at Botanical Garden
The Japanese Tunnel Walk is a 150-meter long tunnel that was built by the Japanese during World War II as a secret passage and shelter. It is located inside the Baguio Botanical Garden, a park that showcases the flora and fauna of the Cordillera region.
The tunnel is a part of the Baguio Botanical Garden, which is also known as the Igorot Village or the Centennial Park. The garden showcases the indigenous culture and heritage of the Igorot people, who are the original inhabitants of the Cordillera region. The garden has various huts, sculptures, and artifacts that depict the Igorot way of life.
