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 Bomod-ok Falls by asianbelle
But I tell you, the trip is very much worth it, especially in the late afternoon when the sun was about to set. I went as near to the falls as I can, slipping over hard rocks many times, getting myself all wet (grrr, the water was cold). Leave a Comment Directions: It is a 20 minute jeepney ride or a 2 hour walk from Poblacion to the drop off point. I suggest, if you are not physically fit, better take the jeepney and save your energy for the long hike ahead of you.
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 by marc_n_jo
- be prepared to get wet...stick to mojos/no rubber shoes...wear swimsuit underneath shorts
- bring flash light even though guides carry gas lamps
- getting down to the main caverns is a treacherous negotion of slippery, bat dung-covered mud path. tip: keep butt closer to the ground and use hands for more grip (never mind bat dung)
- highlights and foto ops: at some point you'll have to rapell up/down a 4m high wall; then you'll crawl through tight spaces and wade through waist-deep freezing water ...check out the interesting stalactite formations and don't forget to SMILE =)
Hanging Coffins:
For cameras with super optical zoom or binocs, there is a great viewpoint just behind the cemetary. If you wanna see them upclose (Jo: "and get really creeped out"), ask your guide to bring to the burial cave, which is on your way back to Sagada town from Sumaging.
Bomodok Falls:
If you have 4-5hrs to spare (Jo: "and lots of energy or somebody useful like Marc who will offer free piggy back rides"), this is definitely worth the ardorous hike on a steep mountain-side path and through the rice paddies. (Marc: "freezing swim for the brave...also makes good foto ops")
St. Mary's Church:
With all the risky (and rewarding) adventures...say your prayers!!! =) Leave a Comment Address: SagadaDirections: we recommend the more scenic and supposedly smoother route to Sagada through Banaue and Bontoc rather than through Baguio
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 Sumaguing Cave by asianbelle
Near the cave entrance are bats, and of course, bat dung. In fact, the rocks were slippery due to bat dung. It is advisable to walk barefoot to avoid slipping. Different rock formations, stalagmites, and stalactites can be seen inside.
There is cold, running water and be prepared to get wet. At some points, I had to glide and rapel using ropes. Guide is a must here, because they have gas lamps and they know every nook and cranny. I wouldn't relish getting lost inside. Leave a Comment Directions: 30 minute walk from the municipal hall down the road.Other Contact: Tourist Info Center
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 Taking a breather at
Kiltepan by monina_c
At the back of the Tower is a narrow path that will lead you to a small open area where you can view the amazing vista of mountains upon mountains surrounding a bowl of terraces. Stunning! Worth the sweat and dust of the hike.
Bring water with you. You will need it. ;D Directions: Just walk to the direction of Bontoc and turn left on the turn off to Kiltepan beyond the Rock Inn.
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 Side of St. Mary's Church by asianbelleLeave a Comment Address: PoblacionDirections: You can't miss it, to your left upon entering Poblacion.
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 Sumaging Cave by shintarojon
Guide fee- around PhP 250 - PhP 350/head
Gas lamp - Php 50 Leave a Comment Address: Sagada, Mountain Province
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 Hanging Coffins at Echo Valley by asianbelleLeave a Comment Address: Echo ValleyDirections: From St. Mary's Church, pass through the Cemetery and a few steps away is a view of the coffins.Other Contact: Tourist Info Center
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 Lumiang Cave by asianbelle
Judging from the color and state of decay of the wood, the coffins are old. The coffins were placed on top or adjacent to each other in no specific pattern, as if a coffin was placed wherever there is a space where it could fit in.
However, I think that's what made them unique and appealing to the tourists. Leave a Comment
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 Hanging Coffins by shintarojon
Travellers can visit this place but since it is a sacred place for locals, respect the dead bodies and do not take bones scattered near the cave as souvenirs.
I would suggest to hire a guide! I still remember that when were about to return, my Japanese friend together with other travellers lost for almost 3 hours because we could'nt locate our point of origin.
Huh, an eerie experience 'coz after I took camshots of the bones and caskets hanged, our trail going home can't be reached at all. It seems that the spirits direct us to a wrong path!!! Leave a Comment Address: Sagada, Mountain Province
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Take a jeep to Bangaan then hike down to Bomod-ok Falls. It takes about 30 minutes to hike to the village.
Register at the blue house and pay the fee.
Take a guide with you to save time and to avoid getting lost. P120 will get you the services of 3 kids.
Pay them when you are ready to go back up so they won’t leave you behind.
Bring your lunch with you so you won’t have to hurry back.
The water in the pool is cold but a dip is a MUST.
Be prepared for a hard climb back up to the jeepney station.
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