Next Stop, Baguio: You Can Now Take a Direct Bus from One Ayala for a Spontaneous Getaway
The cold breeze is calling.
by Edgardo Toledo | October 14, 2026
Baguio is that kind of destination that’ll keep you coming back. Maybe it’s the cool weather or the Instagrammable cafes. Perhaps it’s the vibrant local food scene or the main character energy you get from night market runs. The point is, Pinoys are willing to travel to Baguio as long as there are hassle-free routes to get them there. Luckily, bus company Solid North Transit has opened a new route to the City of Pines. Here’s everything you need to know:
Route Schedules
Photo from Solid North Transit, Inc./Facebook
Before you file that well-deserved paid time off or draft your Baguio itinerary, Solid North has set up daily morning and afternoon trips in both directions to help you plan your trip accordingly:
One Ayala to Baguio
Morning Trips
- 7 AM
- 9 AM
Afternoon/Evening Trips
- 4 PM
- 6 PM
Baguio to One Ayala
Morning Trips
- 6:30 AM
- 8:30 AM
Afternoon/Evening Trips
- 3:30 PM
- 5:30 PM
Fare and Booking Details
Advance booking is now open for trips departing October 15, 2026, onwards. Deluxe class seats start at around PHP 850 for a one-way trip.
Passengers can book tickets online directly through the official website or by scanning the official QR code on their official social media announcements. And yes, feel free to take this as your sign to alert the whole friend group chat for a long-overdue weekend getaway.
Why This Is a Game-Changer for Commuters
Photo from Ayala Malls
Located at the intersection of EDSA and Ayala Avenue, One Ayala offers seamless access to MRT-3 Ayala Station, the EDSA Busway, and nearby malls. That means if you live in Makati or BGC, you can clock out on a Friday, grab a quick bite, and hop on the 6:00 PM trip straight to Baguio for a weekend reboot. If that’s not convenient for you, we don’t know what is.
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Header photos from Ayala Malls, Baguio Arboretum Gallery/Facebook, Canva
