Sagada Travel Guide
Positioned in the Mountain province on Luzon Island, the town of Sagada has much to offer visitors, with a host of outdoor activities and traditional cultural sights.
- Worth It?
- Sagada is a highlight of Kalinga Province and worth visiting.
- What to Do
- adventure and outdoors activities such as trekking, climbing, cycling and camping, check out the various cultural sites.
- Best Time to Go
- December and January provide the best months, with mild and dry weather.
- How Long?
- Depending on what you want to do, a few days to a week are enough to see the attractions and enjoy the nature activities.
- Trivia
- the entire municipality of Sagada has a population of approximately 11,000 people.
The relatively small town is home to several hotels and guesthouses with modest accommodations. There are numerous restaurants and eateries mainly cooking local Filipino cuisine. The town center has a bustling market, which is great for picking up some unique souvenirs.
The best way to explore the town is by foot or bicycle; there are dirt pathways leading through the town and outskirts. You can hire a local guide for the day or it is easy enough to find your own way with the help of friendly locals, who speak good English. Camping in the area is popular and recommended for visitors wanting to explore the mountains and surrounding hills.
Travel to Sagada - Getting There
Getting to Sagada is relatively easy with buses andjeepneys leaving several times a day from the nearby villages of Bontoc, Banaue and Baguio. Baguio has an airport, with daily flights to Manila taking around 45 minutes. Buses from Baguio take approximately two hours to Sagada. There are also buses leaving Manila bound for Banaue with travel time of about 10 hours.
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