I was lucky enough to see Marlboro Country for the first time last August when I went on a trip with a few friends. Marlboro Country was named as such due to its very hilly terrain and the novelty of having wild horses in the valleys surrounding it. GMA 7′s Howie Severino even ran a story on the origin and fate that awaits these noble steeds.
Marlboro Country is a thirty minute hike from a drop off point in Lamangan. It’s a fairly easy walk and you would be definitely enamored with the tall trees that line the marked path to a central clearing. You’ll know that you’re at the end of the trail when the entire panorama opens up and just surprises you with a full 360 view of the mountains, hills and terraces nearby. It’s almost like being at a mountain summit.
It’s perfect for those who want to sit by the cliff and just reflect. It’s also a good place for photographers.
You can hire a guide from the tourism office for 600 pesos to take you to Marlboro Country. This is the rate if you’re traveling as a group of ten or less so you definitely make the most out of it with more people that you have on board. You can also rent a van for 450. Here’s the list of other rates: Sagada tours and rates
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sagada is one of the place worth to visit with…….people here are generous, english literate including the old genras and that is amazing, they have their unique way, the aesthetic way of showcasing what they until u finally utter that Igorots r not just levelled as that……. ……f you want to know more then plan a trip…
Comment by kalil — May 2, 2010 @ 8:51 am
hello, are there tents for rent in sagada for camping in Marlboro Country and Mt. Ampacao? Thanks.
Comment by Norman — October 27, 2010 @ 10:24 am