Sagada, Mt. Province is a small town in the northern part of Luzon which is about 5-6 hours drive from Baguio City and 275 km. from Manila. The town is nestled in a valley enveloped between the main Cordillera Ranges and the Ilocos Range. The elevation (5000 ft) and cool breeze is almost identical to Baguio City except that is more blissful and serene. Sagada became much popular after it was featured in the movie: "That Thing Called Tadhana" with the famed catchphrase "Where do broken hearts go?" - the answer is simple, they go to Sagada.
Popular activities in Sagada includes: trekking at Mt. Ampacao and Echo Valley, be amazed at the picturesque view of Sagada Terraces and Sea of Clouds from Kiltepan Peak; explore Bomok-Ok Falls and Lake Danum, spelunking at Sumaguing Caves. Other activities also includes bonfires, picnics, visiting historical sites and participating in tribal celebrations.
One must also visit the famous Lemon Pie House in Sagada which known for their famed Lemon Pie - it's worth it.
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| Episcopal Church of Mary the Virgin |
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| Sagada Rice Terraces as viewed from Kiltepan Peak |
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| Echo Valley |
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| Sumaguin Cave |
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| Lake Danum |
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| Hanging Coffins |
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(On our way to Sagada via Halsema Highway we passed by the
highest point of Philippine Highway System) |
How to Get There: (The author used a private vehicle)
1.) In Baguio City go to Dangwa Bus terminal, look for Lizardo Bus bound for Sagada
2.) Travel time is 5-6 hours.
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