adikted Posted January 26, 2008 Share Posted January 26, 2008 sarap cguro sa sagada noh damn cant wait to get my ass there Quote Link to comment
Porn Star Posted January 28, 2008 Share Posted January 28, 2008 a korean finswimming team will visit this place this coming weekend.. i'm not sure if i'll be tagging along. Quote Link to comment
deldrion Posted January 28, 2008 Share Posted January 28, 2008 no prob dude manila-baguio-sagada6 hours manila to baguio6 hours baguio to sagada [3 hours concrete road/ 3 hours rough road] maganda din d2 sa route na eto dadaan kau ng Halsema Hway, the highest hway in terms of elevation, may highest point pa yun. manila-banaue-sagada10-11 hours manila to banaue1 hour banaue to sagada Tsong, IMHO, matagtag ang baguio route to Sagada. Kung gahol kayo sa oras or kung gusto nyong lakwatsa agad pagdating dun, take Cabletours. Mas smooth ang byahe. :-D Quote Link to comment
rgcotswold Posted February 12, 2008 Share Posted February 12, 2008 road lest travelmla. to banaue (450.00) Florida bus depart mla 11:00 pm arrive banaue 6:00amyou can check in at various inn bedspace around 250.00- 400.00 depending on accomodationBanaue to sagada (250.00) jeepnay 3 - 4 hours rideyou can also check in at various inn bedspace around 250.00- 500.00 depending on accomodationthe sight to see is enormous there are the different rice terraces in various sizes from banaue up to sagada... if your the brave at heart you can ride topload... up on the jeepney rooftop... not advisable to the faint of heart.... the ride can be bumpy as more than 50% of travel from banaue to sagada are unpave road (don"t bring your car) if you have SUV/AUV or any type of four while drive of workhorse vehicle you can bring them... the sight are amazing... although more than 50% of the surrounding mountain are of secondary forest growth the vistas are still worth the trip... weather is colder then baguio so bring out your jackets and be prepare for cold breeze specially upon reaching mount polis which is the highest peak along the banaue bontoc hiway... Quote Link to comment
eww14 Posted February 16, 2008 Share Posted February 16, 2008 Sarap bumalik dito! dami ko pang hindi napuntahan, ayaw ko lang yung travel time torture talaga sa pwet... Quote Link to comment
Pilyo® Posted February 16, 2008 Share Posted February 16, 2008 Bundockers will be here this weekend!! Quote Link to comment
cooki3s Posted February 21, 2008 Share Posted February 21, 2008 (edited) u should also try some of their native delicacies such as lemon pie ohh before i forgot bring urself a night life THE SAGADA CURFEW IS 9 PM AND ALL STORES ARE CLOSE AT THAT TIME Edited February 21, 2008 by cooki3s Quote Link to comment
rgcotswold Posted February 21, 2008 Share Posted February 21, 2008 no nid for nite life naman dito... if you want to enjoy nitelife might as well stay in mla... pero kung adventure and nature tripping this is the place to be... dami ng european who enjoyed their stay stay sans the usual nitelife... Quote Link to comment
sniper69 Posted February 21, 2008 Share Posted February 21, 2008 add ko lang, take both routes. going there pwedeng mag bontoc muna via manila-baguio-bontoc route tas pag pauwi naman take the other road, via banaue, un ang mas sulit kasi you get to see all di ba..? daan din kayo bontoc museum.. Quote Link to comment
nurforu Posted February 21, 2008 Share Posted February 21, 2008 Sagada.....don't leave without exploring "dripping wet caves" .lol. Go for the cave connection ....and get ur picture taken with the sweetest and wettest rock formation...u maybe ever will seethey call her the "preggy lady"..(last rock before heading out)... I will not spoil it by posting the pic. enjoy the dark and slippery wet cave (p.s. really not a cave for the faint hearted) Dan"life is journey, travel it" Quote Link to comment
rgcotswold Posted February 22, 2008 Share Posted February 22, 2008 also went to visit the bontoc museum... find it interesting however the provincial goverment could have done better by better educating their own curator who does not now a bit about bontoc history... tsk tsk tsk... the artifacts are nice... but could expand more on doing background er as to the early settler (both indeginous/foreign) of the region.... i believe the way to bring out the best in our country is not only thru the sight but as well the information they could impart to visitors... Quote Link to comment
destron Posted February 28, 2008 Share Posted February 28, 2008 u should also try some of their native delicacies such as lemon pie ohh before i forgot bring urself a night life THE SAGADA CURFEW IS 9 PM AND ALL STORES ARE CLOSE AT THAT TIME Oh. Nocturnal pa naman ako. Small bars with live acoustic music wouldnt hurt sana. Is the place dangerous at night? Some other questions:What are the trip schedules of the cabletours buses?Does the place have enough hotels/motels for the holyweek crowd or most are just homestays (bed and fan)? Quote Link to comment
Speksto Posted February 28, 2008 Share Posted February 28, 2008 wow.. nakaka-miss sagada. went here october of 2002. we stayed sa st. josephs. yeah may curfew pero enjoy pa rin kasi jamming lang usually with mga kasama sa hotel. got to meet new friends. yung route namin papunta was thru baguio eh. yung mini-bus alam ko mas maganda kung morning kayo umalis. they don't do after lunch trips kasi ayaw nila maabutan ng dilim sa road kasi medyo dangerous (pero from the last feedback i got from a friend who went there, inaayos or naayos na yata yung highway papunta ng sagada). Quote Link to comment
Mango Man Posted March 1, 2008 Share Posted March 1, 2008 [Not dangerous at night.Cable Tours every night at 830 pm from parking lot across St. Luke's hospital.its all inns, no fancy hotels. Reserve ciguro for Holy week. quote name=destron' date='Feb 28 2008, 05:05 AM' post='5379776]Oh. Nocturnal pa naman ako. Small bars with live acoustic music wouldnt hurt sana. Is the place dangerous at night? Some other questions:What are the trip schedules of the cabletours buses?Does the place have enough hotels/motels for the holyweek crowd or most are just homestays (bed and fan)? Quote Link to comment
destron Posted March 2, 2008 Share Posted March 2, 2008 [Not dangerous at night.Cable Tours every night at 830 pm from parking lot across St. Luke's hospital.its all inns, no fancy hotels. Reserve ciguro for Holy week. Nice. Ive parked there once. It has a friendly parking attendant. What inn would you recommend that has a private bathroom, most Ive searched only has common ones? Quote Link to comment
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