Sagada Igorot Inn
Poblacion Sagada Mountain Province Sagada, Luzon, Philippines
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Fiesta Time
I don't think the chickens here have any idea of British summer time!! They are either blind or don’t know how to tell the time…..
3am they started and I could only manage to put up with it till 5.30am, so got up and went out to see the sun rise with the blind chickens.
Having breakfast I’ve noticed the village …
My Great Adventures in Sagada Mountain Province
I took us 10 hours to travel from Manila to Banaue via Bus from Espana Bus Station. Upon arrival at Banaue, we hired a jeep and get some people to ride with us to share the fare to Sagada. Another 3 hours travelling on a bumpy road. But we did not mind the time and the pain on our butts. Seeing the beautiful small rice terraces and grandeur of the …
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A la montagne ... non loin de la Bretagne
... glissantes, à la presque seule lumiére du guide qui porte une lampe à pétrole (nos lampes de poches sont bien utiles) et l’on finit par arriver à un gros ruisseau. On continue sans chaussures les pieds dans l’eau, nos pieds nus accrochent tels des crampons à la cette pierre particuliére. Superbe experience ! Nous découvrons des concretions, c’est à dire des formes toutes les unes plus bizarres que les autres formées par ...
Mountain Province
... was little more than a mountain top village.
The ticket lady kindly sold me a front seat which had legroom suitable to a small child so I had to swap for a better seat next to an American who had retired in Sagada. For the six hour journey he filled me in on the details of every typhoon and mudslide over the last eight years and insisted on telling me how many people had died due to jeepneys toppling over the edge of the perilous yet incredibly scenic Halsema Highway ...
The story of the ATM
... and the Unesco World Heritage - listed Ifugao rice terraces. I therefore undertook no activities in Sagada. I found a very cool restaurant called the Yoghurt house and enjoyed another curry, this time Filipino style. Young children play on the streets, they are either chasing each other, kicking a ball or playing chess! All locals nod and smile at you and I can see why some travellers stay ...


