Visit Sagada is made possible through the collaboration of a handful of individuals who all want to share the thrill and joy of going to Sagada to everyone else who chooses to experience it. The team is open to anyone who is willing to contribute travelogues, blog entries, photos, videos or even podcasts related to Sagada.
Contributors
Angel
Benj
Jeff
Fritz
Gareth
Theme Designer
Angel Juarez - angel [at] visitsagada [dot] com
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Nice site!!! I miss the Shangrila, the only place that I said to myself “I want to go back!”. AMAZING place!!! I miss Tita Mary where I stay…
Comment by Agnes
— February 23, 2008 @ 11:30 pm
Great new site guys! Sama ako sa next trip nyo sa Sagada. Hehe.
Comment by Coy
— February 24, 2008 @ 6:56 pm
Thanks for dropping by my blog again Benj. You commented on the wrong post though hehehe.
Nice site.
Benj, email me and I’ll send you the link to my Sagada album. You guys can use it for whatever.
Comment by Chie
— February 25, 2008 @ 8:16 pm
Thanks, Agnes and Coy. Please keep returning to see how this project develops.
Comment by benj
— February 25, 2008 @ 8:24 pm
just tell me which videos and pictures you would like to feature. you can email me.
Comment by biyahengpinoy
— February 27, 2008 @ 11:19 pm
just posted the lemon pie house video and the sagada fiesta 2008 video in my blog. thought you might want to see them.
Comment by biyahengpinoy
— February 29, 2008 @ 12:51 am
wow its really great, you already have an official site for sagada.. i actually had a hard time b4, searching on how to get there. good thing i found this http://sagadagenuineguides.blogspot.com/ coz i got the infos we needed. our sagada trip turn out to be a package of fun..hehe.. tanx
Comment by ann
— March 3, 2008 @ 9:21 pm
we have an announcement to make. please read about it in our blog. it’s about our soft launching on good friday. it is still tentative but we would like to invite you all anyway.
Comment by lemon pie house
— March 8, 2008 @ 11:46 am
Thank you Tita, and Benj. The Ph has a special place in my traveling Heart. Quite possibly because of you guys. Hope to run into you and Sagada again someday.
Russ
Comment by Russ Muscarella
— March 18, 2008 @ 2:09 am
Thank you Russ!
Comment by Benj
— March 18, 2008 @ 8:09 am
Hi!
I put the link visitsagada.com at my blog. I hope it’s ok lang ha..
Thanks!
Comment by Agnes
— April 1, 2008 @ 11:06 pm
You’ll be doing us a great favor!
Thank you for spreading the word.
Comment by Benj
— April 1, 2008 @ 11:09 pm
i just came out with my sagada video collection dvd, just to let you know.
Comment by biyahengpinoy
— April 3, 2008 @ 9:22 am
It’s Benjamin’s birthday today! Happy birthday Benj!
Comment by Angel
— April 3, 2008 @ 8:10 pm
Happy birthday Benj! Just 2 days ahead of mine… haha
Comment by Agnes
— April 4, 2008 @ 8:36 pm
Thank you Agnes and Angel.
Comment by Benj
— April 8, 2008 @ 3:44 am
kaano-ano po ni ms. mary daoas si jacque daoas?
Comment by unemfloyd
— April 17, 2008 @ 7:17 pm
this will be our first time to see sagada. do you suggest that we get a tour guide?? or can we getby without a guide?
Comment by helen
— April 28, 2008 @ 8:06 am
Helen, for Sagada first timers, I recommend that you go on tour with a guide.
Comment by Angel
— May 11, 2008 @ 12:10 pm
Cool! I went to Sagada and Batad last semester. It was really fun, although tiring. I saved a lot of photos and interview clips with the people there.
You could use it if you want.
Comment by Cecile Maris
— May 13, 2008 @ 2:34 pm
hi, i was wondering if you could advise us on a possible itenerary to sagada from tuguegarao city on june and/or july. We are very much interested in touring and exploring sagada. hope you could help us on this. thank you very much!
Comment by Roch
— May 17, 2008 @ 10:22 am
Ahm, we haven’t actually tried a Tuguegarao-Sagada trip, but having been to Tuguegarao, I would suggest caving in Cagayan since there are lots of explorable caves in that province, in Peñablanca to be exact, with varying difficulties - Callao Cave, Jackpot Cave, Odessa-Tumbali Cave System and San Carlos Cave. Try a also a banca ride in Mororan River and see thousands of bats fly out from Callao Cave at around 6 pm. Visit also Portabaga Falls in Sta. Praxedes, Black & Fine Sand Beaches, The Oldest Bell in Southeast Asia located in Camalaniugan’s San Jacinto de Polonia Parish.Then go to Kalinga and try white water rafting in Chico River before heading to Sagada.
Haha! Sorry, my suggestion sounds insane 
Comment by Angel
— May 17, 2008 @ 10:29 pm
what’s the best time of the year to visit sagada? do you think its advisable to visit sagada in June coz its already rainy season then?
thanks,
Comment by candy
— May 30, 2008 @ 10:07 am
cool website!!! learned a lot.. coz we’re planning on a sagada trip..
Comment by frian
— June 8, 2008 @ 11:36 am
Candy, as long as there’s no typhoons, you can go up and enjoy Sagada.
Comment by Benj
— June 9, 2008 @ 4:21 am
your site is great!!! my friends and i are planning to go to sagada….single’s getaway for all time sake before one of us get married. but the thing is we dont know where to start on making this trip posssible, you think you could help us by guiding us where to go and what is the best way to go there. we want it to be an adventure so we’ll be commuting. thanks a lot!!! hope to hear from you soon.
Comment by carissa
— July 2, 2008 @ 12:09 pm
This site reminds of me of my camping trip to Sagada a few years back. The trip from Baguio to Sagada was in itself an adventure. Got many of personal firsts on that visit: first rappel over a tower and cliff, first time to enter such a huge cave (i think they call it the “big foot!?), and of course the very tiring hike to the big falls but it offered us a grand adventure. The inviting waters made us forget that we need to reserve energy for the uphill climb back from the falls and the return hike was ****ing hell!
But the best experience was just sitting down near the mountain cliff at the Echo Valley and silently looking at how God has truly blessed us.
Guys, thanks for this site and for rekindling the fond memories of my favorite place on Earth! Been to other places and in other countries but all failed to replace Sagada in my heart! Kudos!
Comment by E. Rojo
— July 17, 2008 @ 12:00 am
I do not recommend MRS. BUSAING’s TRAVELER’s INN. It is not a good place to stay. ROOMS are not OKAY! THE HOST, JULIA BUSAING IS A BITCH!
Comment by Jazz Nights
— July 23, 2008 @ 2:54 am
your site is very informative. good job guys.
this is a very helpful site for those who plan to visit Sagada. such a nice place on Earth!
Comment by Jazz Nights
— July 23, 2008 @ 2:58 am
Actually me and my bf is planning to go Baguio this july 27, and then i woke up this morning and i thought of proceeding to Sagada after a night sleep in Baguio.(I have been going to Baguio many times, and I havn’t been in Sagada yet). I’m planning a 3day out of town trip, i go home to manila monthly, my mom lives in manila while my dad lives here in Mindanao. Could you guys suggest of a best place for a romantic couple(inns/lodge)??? I will spend 7 days in Luzon and be back here in Mindanao, I wish to maximize my time…
please suggest and help my Sagada trip unforgettable…
hope to love Sagada, Caz last time we went to Vigan, i was very disappointed, Vigan didn’t meet my expectations….. :,(
Comment by alexander
— July 24, 2008 @ 9:21 am
For Alexander:
If “romantic” is what you’re looking for then you will definitely won’t be disappointed visiting Sagada. Every nook and corner of the place is simply romantic.
Have a “sweet” travel to Sagada!
Comment by E. Rojo
— July 25, 2008 @ 2:30 am
nice site!!! sagada is a wonderful place,tlagang may peace of mind ka dun…ang weather super lamig portion talo ang baguio…..kaya kung ako sa inyo….try to visit sagada..hindi k mgsisisi…
Comment by joy
— August 9, 2008 @ 9:36 pm
took cable tour in going to bontoc last aug 15.
departure was late for .30 mins just bcuz we have to wait for 1 pax ang kapal ng mukha nya) from there nag kamalas malas na trip namin. the ac broke down sa nlex pa lang then we had a flat tire in sta rita. by the time we reached nueva ecija nag ka electrical problem naman so cable tours have decided that we switch bus with the bus that is headed back to mnl. while waiting we were ask to disembark the bus and we just waited on the side of the road with our bge. they are very unprofessional and will not take and recommend cable tours.
Comment by arsenio a. alfonso
— August 20, 2008 @ 1:48 pm