Sagada

Must go town to visit. To see, smell, taste, feel, touch, and walk the mounts, paths, and sites, is the only way to experience this place.

Best place to unwind

May 2t 2017

The why so cheap Sagada Strawberry

Sagada - dubbed the Shangri-La of the Philippines, is one of the rare cities that still keep the village structure and is very suitable for those who like to travel to nature. Sagada is one of the few intact ancient villages for backpackers in the Philippines. Located on the island of Luzon, to the north of the Banaue terraces and the capital Manila, Sagada tourism is one of the highlights of the Philippines. Sagada is gently nestled among the mountains so the air is cooler than the rest of the country, with an average annual temperature of about 20 degrees Celsius brings a feeling of extreme refreshment and comfort compared to the sweltering heat. she is outside. Coming to Sagada, visitors will not be able to miss the two famous caves, Sumaguing and Lumiang Burial. Sumaguing will surprise visitors with spectacular stone "rooms" or quietly admire the unique stalactites. Them in Lumiang Burial cave, coffin mountain with more than hundred massive stacks at the entrance, in which the oldest is more than 500 years old will bring a thorny feeling. Watching the coffins hanging on the high cliffs looking down into the smoking abyss creates a unique scene, both magnificent and strange that you must definitely admire once in the Philippines. The terraced fields in Sagada, though not as beautiful as many other places like Banaue terraces in the Philippines, are also tourist attractions when coming here. The houses alternating between the green color of the terraced fields in the early sunlight were so beautiful. Sagada is also known as the place where a typical village has been preserved long ago and as ancient as Hoi An ancient town or Pai in Thailand. This place will bring a fresh atmosphere, peaceful that you want to stay for a week.