Most of our trips start in Baguio at 6 am, so plan to arrive the day before.
Buses leave Manila for Baguio through the day and night; the trip takes four to six hours depending on traffic. Book a seat a few days ahead around holidays.
If you arrive the night before, we can suggest a guesthouse near our office on Session Road. Write to us and we will send a short list.
The summit is near freezing before sunrise, even when Baguio is mild. Layers, not one big coat, are what keep you warm and dry.
The terraces are working farms. The walls are paths because there is nowhere else to walk, and the people farming them are your hosts.
From June to October the north gets most of its rain and the typhoons. The terraces are greenest then, but the roads and trails need care.
