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If you’ve done a decent amount of reading and research, you would know by now that there’s no way that you could go to Sagada on a day trip. The travel time from the other heavily traveled towns and cities (Banaue and Sagada) makes it virtually impossible to make much in 24 hours – the trip back and forth would take 24 hours! Buses leave Baguio at 630AM and the earliest it arrives in Sagada is around 1PM. Since the buses from Sagada to Baguio, you only have a little over a day to experience Sagada.

Given this predicament, here’s my buzzer-beating, not-a-dull-moment itinerary to make the most out your tight schedule: (more…)

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Since a lot of our readers are requesting for a sample itinerary, I thought of sharing mine. This is quite a compacted itinerary since I have no liberty of spending a much longer time there due to my busy work schedule. Nonetheless, I find the itinerary just perfect (for me).

Day 1

2230H: Departure from Victory Liner Pasay

Day 2

0350H: Arrival at Victory Liner Baguio/Taxi to Dangwa Terminal
0400H: Arrival at Dangwa Terminal/Breakfast at Mang’s Cuisine Dangwa
0530H: Departure of Lizardo Bus to Sagada
1115H: Arrival at Sagada
1145H: Lunch
1300H: Spelunking – Lumiang to Sumaguing Cave Connection
1700H: Finish Caving
1900H: Dinner

Day 3

0630H: Breakfast
0730H: Trek to the Big Falls (via Bangaan Rice Terraces)
0830H: Arrival to the Big Falls
0930H: Trek back from the Big Falls
1030H: Back to the starting point of Big Falls trek
1130H: Lunch
1300H: Rock Climbing
1500H: Tour Echo Valley and Underground River
1700H: End of Tour
1900H: Dinner

Day 4

0630H: Breakfast
0700H: Departure from Sagada to Baguio
1300H: Arrival at Baguio/Lunch
1400H: Shop and Some tour of Baguio
1800H: Departure from Baguio to Manila

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Another affordable inn to spend the night in while in Sagada is Traveler’s Inn. The darkly-lacquered walls give the inn a very homey feel. The interiors are very dark and you could literally smell the wood in all its glory. It looks and feels like a cabin from the inside. Inside the rooms though, it’s a totally different story. Rooms are well-lit and are reasonably cozy. The rates are very affordable. I was able to refer four people (a group of doctors) to Traveler’s Inn during a time when Residential Lodge had no vacancies.

They were able to get a room for 200/head/night. I’m not sure if this rate still holds, but given the competition in Sagada, it’s almost sure that the rate is pretty much at this level for just about everyone. The inn is very close to the town center and is also just a few steps away from Yoghurt House, Residential Lodge and George Guest House.

For inquiries, you may call or text Mrs. Busaing at +639207992960.

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Mary Daoas of the much-raved about Residential Lodge can now be contacted using this new number – +

09196728744

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The old number will no longer be operational. Please make the necessary changes and be guided accordingly. Tita Mary sends everyone her regards.

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