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The local government had set curfew at 9:00 p.m. It behooves all visitors to follow this. You can go and explore Sagada town all you want but please be sure to be in your hotel/inn when the clock strikes 9.
The last call for orders in the local bars comes at about 8:45 p.m. so please keep this in mind.
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 the Ifugao woman by mlt_tLeave a Comment
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 bontoc house and people w/ my
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I was blown away by how well Sagadans speak English. =D Even better than some of my fellow Filipinos in Manila. They'd rather converse in English than in Filipino. Nosebleed nga ako eh! hehehe.
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Official Sagada travel guide states the following:
1. Always wear decent attire in public.
2. No kissing, petting in public. Overt sexual acts in public and lewd behavior are taboo to the Sagada community.
3. Important papers, valuable items and cash are to be kept for safekeeping by the hotel management.
4. Do no deface caves, waterfalls, rice terraces, and other nature spots in the community.
5. Do not take pictures of individuals without their permission.
6. Do not use prohibited drugs.
7. Observe the 9:00 PM curfew hour.
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Sagadans really preserve their heritage and culture so their future generations can still see the legacies of their "ninunos"...that's why tourists should refrain from desecrating any place in Sagada by not leaving your trash/plastics behind (putting your garbage in the proper place), not getting souvenir rocks/stalactices inside sumaging caves or writing your names inside the caves.... Leave a Comment
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Saturday is market day and you will benefit from a wide selection of fruits and vegetables. Farmers come afar and usually leave at 2pm. So, better be early in there. You can catch a lot of worms...
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hi, you can check tourist information in sagada municipal, regarding the caving you have to pay information fee of 15pesos. you have to pay the guide for sumaguing cave and ask them to connect you some other cave the payment is 400pesos inclding the transpo if im not mistaken. the rice teraces is located in banaue the original is in batad, you have to pay the guide too for 200pesos, its is 10km rough road on jeep or trycyle and 2 hrs walk if you want to see the stairways to heaven..sooo beautiful , the food and rooms are very cheap and the people in sagada are very hospitable and very nice ....really
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i was talking to a local who's attending her store in tagalog (phils. national language) but was surprised that she replied to me in english........
that's because they have their own dialect and it's easier for them to converse in english rather than in tagalog.....ofcourse it would be a lot better if you can speak in their native tongue *winks*.......
so, english-speaking people nothing to worry! Leave a Comment
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 tray of goodies for sale in
the bus.. by myspices
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