Here’s the complete list of accommodation options at Sagada, Mountain Province.

Recommended by Visit Sagada

Residential Lodge – 0919 672 8744
George’s Guesthouse – 0918 548 0406

Other

Alapo’s – 0921 327 9055
Alfredo’s Inn – 0918 588 3535
Ganduyan – 0921 273 8097
Sagada Homestay – 0919 702 8380

A-7 House 0921 287 6093
Billy’s House 0921 603 2745
Churya-a 0906 430 0853
Mapiyaaw Pension 0921 390 0560
Rocky Valley Inn 0918 643 2784
Rock Inn 0920 909 5899
Yabami Lodge 0920 411 9976
Gecko Inn 0920 289 5471

Igorot Inn 0928 630 5479
Olahbinan 0928 406 7647
Travelers’ Inn 0920 799 2960

I just got back from Sagada and the tourism office now boasts of a new brochure that pretty much summarizes a lot of the things that a visitor needs to know about touring and transportation. They have divided the sites according to their location. All amounts are in Philippine Pesos.

Southern Sagada

Cave Connection – 400 per person
Short course caving – 500 per 4 people. 600 for 5 people.
Optional Ride: 350

Central Sagada

Eco-cultural Tour
Echo Valley Hanging Coffins
Underground River Entrance
Bokong Falls

Price – 400 for 1-10 people.

Northern Sagada

Bomod-ok Falls
Fidelisan Rice Terraces
Northern Sagada Villages

Price – 600 for 1-10 people.
Optional Ride: 650

Eastern Sagada

Lamangan/ Marlboro Country
Limestone Formations
Wild Horses

Price – 600 for 1-10 people
Optional Ride: 450

Western Sagada

Amapacao Mountain Trek
Demang Community

Price – 600 1-10 people

Sunrise

Kiltepan Viewpoint
Rice Terraces

Price 450 1-10 people *the driver can be your guide

Sunset

Yup, I’m going to Sagada this week. Are you going as well? Let’s meet up.

E-mail me at benj [at] visitsagada [dot] net

We’ll be leaving on Tuesday night and will stay til Saturday. I’ll be staying at Residential Lodge.

Visit Sagada was invited by Youth Trip Philippines to conduct a short talk about Sagada for the Destination: PiliPinas Lecture Series. Benj and Jeff will be there. If you’re not doing anything for that day, please feel free to meet us. The event is open to the public.

What: Destination: PiliPinas – Conquering Cordillera
Where: Travel Club (that’s a luggage store) – TriNoMa (North Avenue, Quezon City)
When: August 22, 2009 4PM

Typhoon Morakot (Philippine code: Kiko) wreaked havoc in Northern Philippines and made parts of the Halsema Highway (the vital strip of road that links many of the Cordillera’s towns) virtually impassable. Fortunately, there was no reported casualty or injury as a result of the landslides.

The biggest landslide occured along the roads of Sabangan, Mountain Province (around 2 hours away from Sagada by way of Baguio). The problem has already been resolved so vehicles of all sizes could once again pass.

Bus trips are rarely canceled to and from Sagada. Depsite typhoons and heavy rains, buses arrive and leave as scheduled unless there’s a blocked road due to landslides.