Sagada Travel Guide

 pres_16 Says:  I came here with the company of one Filipino guest and one Japanese guest. Before my visit to this place, I thought Echo Valley was all about coffins dangling by the mountainside. With the help of a volunteer guide we came across the area, a trek deeper down the valley... 

 pres_16 Says:  This cave is home to the Undergound River. We got inside this cave, just a few distance from the entrance. From there you can hear the gushing sound of the river and its cool inside. Other cave to see nearby is the Matangkib cave. 

 pres_16 Says:  In my April 2012 visit, I was greeted with the story of a group of certain volunteer environmental organization being saddened by the unjust interference of dirty politics into their organization. And to add to that, the members are devastated to find out that their noble... 

 pres_16 Says:  Travellers should have a brave and adventoruos spirit for them to visit this cave. There are many wooden coffins, old and a few newer ones, that are stacked up at the large entrance. The coffins are made and carved out of pine tree trunk. It gave me the impression that this... 

 pres_16 Says:  I have recently discovered that there is more than just stacks of coffins at Lumiang Cave. Speaking of spelunking, this cave is far more challenging than Sumaging cave. This is the Cave connection – where one enters Lumiang cave and exits at the mouth of Sumaging cave.Inside... 

 davidjo Says:  We took a stroll down the hill until we reached the Village Bistro where you could go down a steep path towards the cave. We found the coffins a little difficult to spot, because perhaps we went too far down the path. Interesting rock formations but not so interested in... 

 davidjo Says:  Just before the hospital there is a path that leads to st. Mary's Church and then you can continue on the path and it will lead to rocky Valley Inn which is back on the main road. Good views along the path (30 min easy walk). 

 wabufamy Says:  The municipal hall has a travel desk where you can arrange the trip that you want. Considering the age of our group and being there the first time, the trip where we go through the Sagada cave was suggested for us. We were given 2 guides and the package cost P400 per person.... 

 schurman23 Says:  The Bomod-ok trail is a 45 minutes to one hour walk to get to the Bomod-ok Falls. Along the way you will pass by a small local village and rice terraces. The walk was scorchingly hot so be prepared with your sunblock if you dont want to burn yourself. 

 pres_16 Says:  Its not the food that I'm going to share but the yummy, yummy yoghurt shake, really delicious. The owner said it is made of fresh cow's milk. I ordered the Banana flavored shake with strawberry preserve and cereals. This is actually the special flavor. Costs Php75.00. 

 pres_16 Says:  Serves great food, rice is plenty. They also serve American breakfast, I tried the bread with tuna and veggies. It was a good breakfast for me. Staff are friendly.There is a space outside with a landscape where you can also dine or just simply have some drinks with friends... 

 ChristineAranillaDMD Says:  We are a group of professionals: dentists, entrepreneurs, nurses, and Corporate major players! We traveled to Sagada on Feb. 18-21, 2012 through a full package 3D/3N trip by the highly appreciated, good service of e - Philippines Adventure, Travel and Destination. Yoghurt... 

 jayjayc Says:  Beer has always been available in and around the Philippines and that sucks (for others)! hahaYou can purchase Red Horse Beer and Colt 45 in some sari-sari stores in Sagada. Each bottle (Grande in size) costs P80 (2007). MAHAL TODO! which P30 will be refunded upon returning... 

 jayjayc Says:  -There are piera type jeepneys waiting at Autobus Terminal - Banaue when you arrived at 7 or 7:30am. -There are jeepneys bound for Batad, Bontoc and Sagada. -You can request for the driver to bring you to a restaurant in Banaue to have breakfast first before heading to...