Visit Sagada is your one-stop resource website for everything that has everything to do with Sagada, Philippines. Here’s the Sagada Super Post. Almost everything you know for planning your very own cost-efficient, organized and fun Do-It-Yourself Sagada getaway is here. If you don’t find it here, email us at team@visitsagada *dot* com Think of this [...]
Last weekend, my friends and I took on the daunting challenge of going to Sagada. An extended weekend trip to Sagada is already a packed schedule but this trip (my 19th) was even going to be shorter. This was my shortest trip to Sagada – a trip that would require traveling time of 23 hours [...]
Dalton Pass is the mountainous stretch of road that separates the provinces of Nueva Ecija and Nueva Vizcaya. People going to Sagada via Banaue or Bontoc will pass through this route. My friends and I took this route and we ended up getting stuck for over three hours. This had us behind schedule by almost [...]
We’ve written on this topic extensively, but I think this post needs a bit of revisiting. We have notes on Baguio, Banaue and Bontoc. 1. Which one is the best option? If you’re coming from Manila there are four factors that you have to consider Do you want to arrive early in Sagada? If you’re [...]
The short answer to the question “When is the best time to go?” is “any time when it isn’t raining too much”. Sagada is a good trip all-year long as long as the weather cooperates, really but since Sagada is in the middle of Luzon, there are micro climates that makes the weather a little [...]
The recent typhoon (Megi/ local name: Juan) has caused landslides and road slips in parts of Halsema Highway but I have been told that the roads are still passable and buses are still doing regular trips. Just expect a few hours delay due to worse road conditions. Again, both roads leading to Sagada are passable [...]
I just wanted to inform you all that Visit Kalinga has been launched. The URL is VisitKalinga.net – yes, it’s a DOT NET. If you love the views of Sagada, you would certainly love the vistas in Kalinga – especially in the town of Tinglayan – just three hours north of Bontoc. Just like Visit [...]
Kalinga has always been a province that has evoked a strong sense of curiosity from me. The name of the province itself is a virtual oxymoron from the place’s actual reputation and geography. While the term “kalinga” in Filipino means literally to take care, the province has a geographical terrain that is hardly hospitable due [...]
June is the beginning of the rainy season and if you believe the the PAGASA’s announcements, summer is officially over and we could all look forward to our usual smattering of typhoons. Since it’s impossible to predict the probability of rain weeks in advance, I advise travelers to Sagada to keep looking at weather reports [...]
As you guys would’ve heard, Typhoon Pepeng (international name Parma) pummeled Northern Luzon for almost a week. The storm dumped over a meter of water in some areas and has triggered landslides and flooding all over the Ilocos regions, Cagayan, Isabela, Benguet, Pangasinan, Nueva Ecija, Ifugao, Mt. Province and Baguio City. Halsema is now closed [...]
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