The PMA

The PMA
Baguio City, Philippines

The PMA closes at 5PM. When you enter the gate, the guards would require you leave an ID which you can pick up when you’re going out already. Cabs are allowed to enter the camp up to the parking area inside the main camp. From the gate to the main camp, I believe it’s 400 to 500 meters far.

Along the way/road going to the camp you can see the big concrete hat that symbolizes the PMA cadets and some unused tanks also displayed, good photo-taking opportunities.

Inside the camp you can see a jet, plane and helicopter that are displayed. You can also visit the PMA Museum, entrance fee is P10, where you can see the history of PMA, photos of the cadets, their logos and many more. You can also buy some souvenirs.

It’s also good to have some pictures together with the cadets marching along the camp, they are very accommodating, and you just have to ask.

They say that if you want to see the cadets marching in formation in the open field, you’ll need to be there at 11AM in the morning.