2025 Sagada Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

#timetotravel It was my family's first trying out a Lemon Pie. This isn't your typical pie as of course with the name itself, it is a little bit sour but when partnered with their moutain tea then it becomes a perfect combination! The interior and facade of his cafe is simple but cozy. You can have a chat with your friends or your family as it doesn't get too noisy their. It is quite small and an intimate place. A must visit cafe in Sagada if you want to try a lemon pie. Address: Atey, Dao-angan, Sagada. Enjoy your lemon pie! #mytripvlog #tripblazers #philippines #cafe #foodie

Sagada will get you 5000 feet closer to heaven. Explore the laidback town of Sagada in the Mountain Province known for its hanging coffins. Find out the best time to go, how to get there, the top attractions to visit and activities to try, what to eat, and how to plan your itinerary with this guide. If your idea of the perfect vacation is waking up to sunny yet chilly weather, with lush natural landscapes as your backdrop, Sagada is going to be your happy place. Situated in the Mountain Province of Cordillera Administrative Region in North Luzon, around 415 km from Manila, Sagada offers a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Famed for its mysterious and historic hanging coffins, these Sagada tourist attractions are a testament to 2,000 years of Igorot burial traditions that you can marvel at today.#sagada

-> Marlboro Hill and Blue Soil Hill Trekking these 2 hills requires a 4am wake up to catch the shuttle bus to the bottom of Marlboro Hill. A 1 hour trek up a gradual climb takes you to the top where you’ll hope to see the sunrise! But be wary of the classic morning fog that stopped us seeing a clear sunrise. A stall at the top also sells coffee if you need that extra boost! On the way down, see the fog give way to a beautiful pine forest and the trademark Blue Soil Hill. Copper deposits inside the soil give it this unique colour. Multiple stalls selling small bites can be found along the way. Return to the shuttle bus around 9am and head back to town for a well deserved rest! Cost: 2900 pesos which for us was split between 8 people. If you’re travelling alone or in a small group make sure to ask to join an existing bigger group!

Sagada is known for its traditional Igorot cuisine, which includes dishes like etag (smoked pork) #newyearadventure and pinikpikan (a dish made from beating a chicken until it's tender), rice wine, and bamboo dishes like tube rice and rice cake. Some of the popular tourist sights in Sagada include: Echo Valley: A valley famous for its echoes where visitors can shout and listen to their voice bounce off the surrounding cliffs. Rice Terraces: Rice paddies carved into the mountainside, showcasing the traditional agriculture of the Igorot people. St. Mary's Episcopal Church: A historic church that serves as a popular spot for tourists and locals alike. These are just some of the many sights and experiences to be had in Sagada.

Sagada is a municipality in the Mountain Province of the Philippines. It is known for its picturesque landscapes, including rice terraces and limestone cliffs, as well as its unique culture and traditions, such as "hanging coffins" and cave burials. It is a popular destination for trekking, caving, and cultural tourism.#2023travelwish #tripblazers

Hiking may not strike some people as a relaxing activity because it requires physical exertion and endurance. But it's one of the most rewarding recreational activity that a person can engage in. I have not been to many mountains and I have none to compare Sagada's Kiltepan peak to, but all I can say is it's worth waking up early and wading through the muddy trail to witness the sunrise atop the mountain. I found myself catching my breath, not from the hike, but because of the breathtaking view. #gohiking

Hi Everyone sharing my sagada Tour😊 9pm Assembly at SM Clark Pampanga 10pm Travel to Buscalan October 31 4am Banaue Welcome Arch 6am -Banaue Town/ Banaue Rices Terraces View Point 10am to 5am Buscalan Village, Tinglayan Tattoo Session with Apo Wang-Od/Buscalan Tour 6pm Overnight Stay at Buscalan November 1 6am WakeUp call 7am Travel to Sagada 9am to 4pm -Echo Valley Hanging Coffins Sagada Weaving -St. Mary’s Church -Sagada Pottery House -Lake Danum 5pm Check in Sagada November 2 3am WakeUp Call 4am Marlboro Hills (Sunrise Viewing) Traverse Blue Soil 1pm Sumaguing Cave (Normal Caving) 5pm Back at accommodation November 3 Travel to Baguio -Northern Blossom (new itinerary) -Highest Point Atok Benguet -La Trinidad Souvenir Shop -Strawberry Farm If time permits -Mines View -The Mansion -Wrights Park -Good Shepherd -Lions Head November 4 4am Flight back to Davao * Roundtrip Ticket Davao -Manila or Clark * Roundtrip AC Van Transfer * Driver, Toll fees, Fuel, Parking fees * 4D3N Package (1 night Buscalan, 2 night Sagada) * Buscalan and Sagada tours * Side trip Banaue and Baguio City * Local Tour Guide and Environmental fees in Buscalan * Fare going lake danum (Sagada) * Entrance pottery house (Sagada) * Tourism registration fee (Sagada) *Jeepney Fare to marlboro then pick from blue soil * Echo valley entrance (Sagada) * Normal Caving Fees (Sumaguing Cave) * Entrance Fee and Jeepney Fees to bomod ok falls #spooktaculartrip

Getting There - From Manila, Philippines took a Coda Bus Lines located in Cubao, Quezon City that depart at 10PM arrive in Sagada 9Am the next day Attractions - Visit the Hanging Coffin, Witness the See of clouds in Malboro Hills, also the Blue Soil, Taste the Sagada Coffee Hotels - Stay in Sagada Town Hous#naturalwonders mountainview Food & Restaurants - you may try the famous Home made yogurt, at yogurt house, Sagada Brew, Pepper and Salt Shopping - you may buy a souvenir ##

Catching the sunset above a sea of clouds… Marlboro Hill is located in Sagada, one of the popular tourist spots in the Philippines. Sharing this once in a lifetime experience.. I know there are other countries with a spectacular view such as this but I would like to share one from my own. Am getting old already so I was thankful I still got to do this before my knees can’t take it, haha! Sagada is accessible by land travel. However, to get to the top of Marlboro Hills, you have to trek uphill. Your fitness level will depend how early you should go there to start the hike. Our group of 5 consists of me, my dad, my son and 2 guides. I have quite bad knees and my dad as well so we had to stop every once in a while during the hike. We started between 3AM to 4AM, if I remember correctly. It took us almost 2 hours of trekking uphill muddy soil. The portable walking sticks I bought from here (SG) came in very handy!!! When we reached the top of Marlboro hill, there were a lot of people already but we still managed to find a good spot. Another anticipated moment aside from watching the beautiful sunrise is the rolling in of the sea of clouds… That was such a sight, capturing it in timelapse! My photos didn’t bring it justice but I managed to have a few good shots. Near the viewing area, there are portable toilets and a few eateries selling coffee, congee, sandwiches, etc. Aside from hiring transport and guide (costs vary), you need to pay a tourism/environmental fee (less than equivalent of SGD3). Please check out all the photos, see the wonder of nature through my eyes… #sagada #philippines #marlborohill #hill #trek #hiking #seaofclouds #hilltopview #hilltop #nature #sunrise #sunrisehike

Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines is a wonderful destination. Mountains, caves, quaint cafes, cultural destination, and good coffee. It is a backpacker haven in the Philippines. It is part of the banana pancake trail. #tripfoodie#roadtrip#naturalwonders#romanticrestaurant#café

Sagada Mountain Province is home to the famous historical and mysterious hanging coffins, scenic and calming mountain valleys, rice terraces, limestone caves, stunning waterfalls, and friendly Igorots that let people discover its rich culture and traditions preserved over time. The stunning mountains ranges here will definitely take your breathe away while trekking I can’t stop but just stare on the breathtaking view. #newphotographer#travelinspiration#springholiday#merrychristmas#scenicspotguide#wintergetaway#tripinspired#happynewyear

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Sagada mountain province is a small remote town with so much to offer to anyone. With its temperate weather, wondrous caves and cliffs, lofty rice terraces, majestic waterfalls, luscious foods and delicacies, rich heritage and traditions, Sagada promises everyone an unforgettable and truly remarkable experience with nature and culture. #wintergetaway

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Sagada pottery in the Philippines is more than just a craft – it's a testament to the region's enduring cultural legacy. Rooted in traditional techniques passed down through generations, these handmade pieces embody the resilience and creativity of the Cordillera people. Every pot, vase, and vessel tells a story of heritage and community. #sagadapottery #Philippinepottery

High in the misty mountains of Sagada, the hanging coffins tell a story of an ancient and sacred tradition. Suspended on limestone cliffs, these coffins reflect the Igorot people's belief in bringing their departed closer to the heavens. A trek to Echo Valley unveils stunning views, serene forests, and the awe-inspiring sight of these unique burial practices. This cultural experience is a journey into the spiritual heritage of the Philippines, offering a glimpse into the region's deep respect for life, death, and the afterlife.

The Sagada Pottery in the Philippines is a unique place to learn about traditional pottery making and see beautiful handmade pottery. The pottery is made by hand using traditional methods and materials, and the designs are often inspired by the local culture.#sagadapottery #philippines #sagada

Sagada of Mountain Province in the Philippines is such an eye-opener to lots of folks on how simple life can be. One thing about traveling is you get to explore and embrace different cultures, traditions even their perspectives making you more a diverse person. Sagada makes you so local and simple. It has so many breathtaking sceneries, good food, and lots of good people you get to meet. I was able to meet like 10 random people and on our last day, we get to share who we are around a bonfire. Opening up to a random person makes you feel great because you know at the end of the day, that person has no idea who you are. Great accommodation. They don't have a five-star hotel as they only have a simple inn with a great room interior & staff. The food is great, especially the coffee! You get to walk in the rice terraces which I hope imagined myself walking into when I was a kid. Also Knowing their traditions and cultures is such an eye-opening. Sagada is worth visiting especially when you like to walk! See the sunrise from the Marlboro Hills. By just taking and looking at the simple photos, you can already see the healthy culture of Sagada or the Mountain Province. Definitely on my top 3 list on my list. Will surely come back to Sagada Mountain Province. #sagada #mountainprovince

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Lumiang Burial Cave in Sagada Mountain Province, Philippines. At the mouth of the cave, there are piles of small wooden coffins. Lumiang Burial Cave is a cave with huge moss. At the mouth of the cave, there are piles of small wooden coffins. There are more than 100 coffins stacked at the entrance. The oldest coffin is believed to be about 500 years old. Note: To enter the cave, there must be a guide every time. For safety reasons, the officer will ask for the name and age of the person traveling with you.

Marlboro Country, Grassy Land in Sagada, Mt. Province We stayed in Sagada, woke up at 03:30, left the accommodation, took a pickup truck with the local guide at 04:15 to go to the mountain hiking point. The distance from the bottom to the top of the mountain took about 50-60 minutes on foot. The path was pitch black, but the guide had a flashlight to guide the way the whole time and took good care of us. The hiking path was dirt, some parts were wet, some parts were uphill and downhill, so we had to be very careful while walking. At 05:15, we reached the top of the mountain. The wind was strong and extremely cold. There was breakfast, water, snacks, and souvenirs up there. We sat waiting for the sunrise. The clouds, fog, mountains, trees, and crowds of people saw the first light of the day. It was beautiful and worth the long drive from Baguio City to Sagada Province. The total time taken was stopping to take pictures along the way, having lunch, and using the restroom. Some parts of the road were under construction, with two lanes of traffic on each side. There were hundreds of curves, going up and down the mountain alternately, for about 5-6 hours. The way down the mountain was the same way. It takes another 50-60 minutes to go down the hill.

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Hanging Coffins in Sagada Philippines.

Perched high on the cliffs of Sagada, Philippines, the Hanging Coffins are a haunting and fascinating testament to the ancient burial traditions of the Igorot people. For centuries, the indigenous Igorots have practiced the tradition of hanging coffins on the steep limestone cliffs, believing that placing their deceased loved ones in elevated locations brings them closer to the heavens and ensures their spirits rest peacefully. Each coffin is meticulously crafted from hollowed-out logs and secured to the cliffs using ropes or wedged into crevices, defying gravity and standing as a symbol of reverence for the departed. The sight of these suspended coffins, weathered by time and surrounded by the rugged beauty of the mountains, evokes a sense of awe and wonder. The Hanging Coffins of Sagada hold deep cultural and spiritual significance for the Igorot people, serving as a tangible link to their ancestors and heritage. Visitors to Sagada can embark on a guided trek to witness these ancient burial sites firsthand, gaining insight into the beliefs and traditions of the indigenous communities. While the practice of hanging coffins has declined in modern times, the Hanging Coffins of Sagada endure as a poignant reminder of the rich cultural tapestry of the Philippines and the enduring legacy of its indigenous peoples. They stand as a testament to the profound connection between life, death, and the natural world. #tripstars #travel