visit Sagada

[bogard28]

Nice place but too far in manila

[Mikediaz]

Ok pa ba sagada? Heard some news na sa sobrang dami ng pumupunta tapos di marunong magtapon ng maayos ng basura kaya dumudumi

[shinyshiny2]

great place, you can tour the town and ll its attractions in 2 days. Travel time is 10hours average using either of the 2 routes. Still worth the travel time

[mitochondrion]

if you're going to baguio, might as well forego that busy city and proceed to sagada. it's much more a suitable place to decompress from city life than the baguio of today

 

but i haven't been there lately so i'm hoping it's still the quint old town i went to several years ago

[nytcr4wl3r]

Question - how far is Buscalan from Sagada. I'm thinking of making the trip to Buscalan to get a tattoo from Whang Od, the centenarian Ifugao artist who's the last of her kind.

[❤STACEY❤]

Travel ako bukas sa sagada

[mitochondrion]

Ilang oras punta dito from metromanila

another 4 or so hours fro baguio. pero worth the travel naman taalga

[Robmeister]

I've heard that they closed the Sumaguing caves as there was a recent accident. I've been to Sagada and one of the most incredible spots to go there is the Cave system. It will take you 3-4 hrs to finish it from one side to another (Just don't mind the hanging coffins inside)

 

Hopefully their local government clears out the area so that these caves will be accessible again.

[whateverfool!]

Ganda dito!Most especially if you want to do soul searching.Travel alone and be one with nature

[Keshigami]

I haven't been to Sagada yet. But how can Sagada have beaches when its in the middle of the land?

[mitochondrion]

^ i don't know where you got that info but there are no beaches in sagada. there are beautiful waterfalls in that cool hideaway though and they more than make up for the lack of sea shores up in the boondocks

[mukai]

been here last year, maganda ang view ng Sea of Clouds sa Sagada

[Robmeister]

I don't have the the exact cost that we spent when we stayed in Sagada. We paid our travel expenses to a travel agency that includes a tour guide and an accommodation. I forgot the name of the house we rented our accommodation, but it was good. A cozy loft type house with 2 rooms near the Lemon Pie House along the street.

 

The local food was great and the price ranges plays around from cheap to not too expensive prices.

 

We went to Bomod-Ok, a big freezing falls with a lake that runs through the village's terrace farms. You have to do stretching before walking down the rice terraces because your leg muscle would get numb climbing down a thousand stairs, At the end, the view of the village and the falls is majestic. We tried to swim but the water is extremely cold. Your body will adapt once you are already in the water though. Our only problem now was our way up, good thing there was a short cut.

We visited the famous cave system of Sagada. It is a 4 hour adventure under the mountainous parts of Sagada called Lumiang Cave and Sumaguing Cave, Wherein you will have to walk, climb, rappel up and down steep rocks and huge Stalagmites, swim your way through the other end of a path, get wet, take pictures on those huge monstrous stalactites and stalagmites that was formed hundreds of years ago, get spooked by the Igorot hanging coffins laying around the area and hanging on the wall, get across thin bridges of stones on top of a cliff, crawl your way through by either head first or feet first in a long dark passage hole a size of a PC monitor just to get to the other side (Not for the claustrophobic hearts), play Patintero with hundreds of bats awakening every time a human lays feet on their sacred Cave, get to the deepest part of the cave where your breath smokes every time you talk even if it is daylight, and the best part is, Camaraderie. The experience was great and is peculiar on that area. I would definitely go back soon. (Oh by the way, It was 7PM when we went inside the cave and we got out at around 12am) I've enjoyed every minute being inside. A lot.

 

The next day, around 5:30 or 6 am where the air is very cold and humid, we went up to mount Kiltepan, We walked our way up the mountain and saw the best view the mountain top has to offer. The fields and villages, the clouds sitting right next to you. The cold air and the locals selling hot breakfasts on the walkway.

 

Then the rest was food tripping on the streets of sagada, The Restos and dinning areas, the souvenir shops etc. of course Booze and food are present during the nights before we sleep. It was a great experience having to stay in Sagada. On our way home, we stopped by at Baguio just to buy stuff.

Edited January 4, 2018 by Robmeister

[Geloyycruz]

Best time to go to sagada?

[Deo_D_Oran]

oo nga po , when is the best time to go there? ok na po ba road? saan po mas ok banawe to sagada or baguio to sagada?

[Deo_D_Oran]

please give us some tips how to go to sagada..

 

thanks

[Enzo_Zobel]

This time of the year, its cold! Nice destination!

[Deo_D_Oran]

ok na ba roads to sagada? alin ang ok from banawe or from baguio...?

[Enzo_Zobel]

Yup ok na roads going there. Easier to go there now. May some parts lng n medyo lubak pero tolerable nmn.

[Deo_D_Oran]

hi... please pm me best way to sagada... and ok na ba roads? di na rough?

[gharie]

Hi po. As of feb 2018 ano po mga magagandang tourists spots, amenities , foods , price range, etc. Thanks in advance.

[leeminho]

Any ride na meron sa qc area going directly to sagada?

[Deo_D_Oran]

happy valentine's day ...!!!

[leeminho]

Belated happy valentines day haha!

[Deo_D_Oran]

Yup ok na roads going there. Easier to go there now. May some parts lng n medyo lubak pero tolerable nmn.

thanks sa info...