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Sagada caves and ridges

Ridge walks, a cave with an underground river, and sunrise over the clouds at Kiltepan, with time to slow down in a pine town.

Length
3 days, 2 nights
Difficulty
Moderate
Group
Up to 10
Starts
Baguio
From
₱12,800

From ₱12,800 per person

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About this trip

Sagada sits high in Mountain Province, cool and quiet, with limestone hills full of caves. This trip keeps the days short so you have time for the town itself: its bakeries, weavers and pine woods.

Every cave visit and most walks are led by a guide from the Sagada guides’ association, as the town asks. Our guide travels with you and handles the arrangements.

Day by day

  1. Day 1 The Halsema highway to Sagada

    We drive the highway along the mountain ridges, the highest road in the country, with a stop at the vegetable terraces of Atok. Afternoon walk through Echo Valley.

    Walking
    2 hours
    Night
    Guesthouse in Sagada
  2. Day 2 Sumaguing cave

    A morning in Sumaguing cave with a local cave guide: limestone formations, cold pools and an underground stream. Free afternoon in town.

    Walking
    3 hours
    Night
    Guesthouse in Sagada
  3. Day 3 Sunrise at Kiltepan

    An early start for sunrise over the sea of clouds at Kiltepan, breakfast in town, then back down to Baguio.

    Walking
    1 hour
Route map of Sagada caves and ridges, numbered by dayIfugaoLa Union11123BaguioAtokSagadaSumaguing cave
  1. Day 1: Baguio, Atok, Sagada
  2. Day 2: Sumaguing cave
  3. Day 3: Kiltepan, Baguio

Lines join the stops in order; they are not the roads or trails.

What the price includes

Included

  • Van transport from Baguio and back
  • Two nights in a Sagada guesthouse
  • All breakfasts and dinners
  • A Talampas guide, and local guides for the cave and Echo Valley
  • Town and cave fees

Not included

  • Lunches
  • Your bus to and from Baguio
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips

What to bring

  • Shoes you do not mind getting wet, for the cave
  • A headlamp
  • A warm jacket: Sagada mornings are cold
  • A change of clothes for after the cave

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