Sagada and Banaue: A Journey of A Thousand Miles

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Sagada 2 days and 1 night Tour with side trip to Banaue Rice Terraces
Sagada, Mountain Province and Banaue, Ifugao
May 20-21, 2017

ITINERARY:

 DAY 1 (Saturday)

 12:00 AM Assembly at McDonalds-Motorway
01:00 AM ETD Tarlac City
03:30 AM ETA Baguio City/Breakfast
04:00 AM ETD Baguio City
06:00 AM Side trip to Halsema Highway highest point/Photo op
09:00 AM ETA Sagada/Register and secure guides
09:30 AM Sumaguing cave
11:30 AM Check in at Casa Robina/Tidy up
12:00 PM Lunch at Salt and Pepper Restaurant
01:00 PM Echo Valley tour (St. Mary’s Church, Echo Valley, Hanging coffins, Underground River, Bokong Falls, Sagada weaving and pottery)
05:00 PM Sunset viewing at Lake Danum
06:00 PM Dinner at Yoghurt House
07:00 PM Free time
08:00 PM Back at accommodation

 DAY 2 (Sunday)

 04:00 AM Wake up call
04:30 AM ETD to Kiltepan
05:00 AM Kiltepan sunrise viewing
06:00 AM Breakfast at Lemon Pie House
07:00 AM Trek to Bomod-ok Falls
10:00 AM Check out at Casa Robina
10:30 AM Town tour (Ganduyan Museum, Sagada Weaving, Sagada Pottery)
12:00 PM Lunch at Rock Inn (Cafe Bodega)
01:00 PM Free time/Souvenir and pasalubong shopping
03:00 PM ETD Sagada
05:30 PM Side trip to Banaue Rice Terraces/Photo op
06:00 PM ETD Banaue, Ifugao/Dinner along the way
11:00 PM ETA Tarlac City 

CONTACT INFORMATION:

 Sagada Municipal Tourist Information Center
Contact no.: 0999-991-1801
Email address: sagada.mayor@gmail.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sagadatourism

Casa Robina Transient House
Dogo, Patay, Sagada, Mountain Province
0995-163-2636

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