Mirador Heritage and Eco-Spirituality Park
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RECONNECT WITH GOD
THROUGH HIS CREATION
The park covers 9 hectares with different sections and attractions, a great choice whether you are alone in silence and prayer or spending quality time with family and friends.
Walking through these new faces of Mirador invites you to revisit your inner self.
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The Mirador Jesuit Villa Retreat House is a haven for photographers! Whether you are into landscape photography to nature and birds - you have plenty of options. Astro photography and macro photography, too.
A taste of Japan. Refreshing and one of the newest attractions in Baguio. Spend a day here since the place is huge and good for walking and a bit of climbing.
I would like to recommend that tourists or other types of travellers will join some retreats directed and guided by the Jesuits. They can also explore the eco park, rock garden, Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto and cafe Inigo where beautiful overlooking spots and city lights can been experienced while hiking, walking, praying, or even while drinking coffee.
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How much is the entrance fee?
The entrance fee is 100 pesos only (below 12 years old is free), but one can give more as a donation for the maintenance of the place. There is no need for a reservation. You can also like and follow the Mirador Jesuit Villa Retreat House Facebook page for regular updates. Please follow our park regulations and health/safety protocols.
Are pets allowed?
No pets are allowed in the eco-spirituality park as a courtesy to other visitors.
Can we bring food to eat?
Sorry, no eating is allowed in the park as a courtesy to other visitors and for better maintenance. You can proceed to Cafe Iñigo for meals or nearby eateries outside Mirador Hill.
Are photoshoots allowed?
Kindly send us a message via our contact details below this page.
Jesuits.
Priests. Brothers.
And so much more.
And so much more.
“Wherever in the Church,
even in the most difficult and extreme fields,
at the crossroads of ideologies,
in the social trenches,
there has been and there is confrontation
between the burning exigencies of man
and the perennial message of the Gospel,
here also there have been,
and there are, Jesuits.”
– Pope Paul VI addressing the Jesuit delegates of General Congregation 32, December 3, 1974
