POPULAR ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS
• Sumaguing Cave (aka Big Cave)
– Sagada’s largest cave and one of its main attractions. Inside, you’ll find fascinating rock formations, natural pools, and chambers sculpted by water over thousands of years — an unforgettable underground experience.• Lumiang Burial Cave
– Just beside Sumaguing, this cave houses stacked wooden coffins at its entrance, a visual reminder of Sagada’s ancient burial traditions that continue to intrigue visitors today.• Bomod-ok Falls (aka Big Falls)
– A scenic hike through rice terraces of barangays Banga-an and Aguid leads to this impressive 60-m waterfall — a refreshing payoff after the trek.• Paytokan Trail
– A well-loved route combining culture, history, and nature. It passes through:-Echo Valley – A pine-lined gorge known for its dramatic cliffs and the echo that gives it its name.
-Hanging Coffins – Sagada’s most iconic site, where centuries-old coffins hang on limestone cliffs.
-St. Mary’s Church and Cemetery Compound – A peaceful area that marks the start of the trail.
• Bokong Falls (Small Falls)
– A cozy spot for a quick swim surrounded by greenery.• Marlboro Hills
– A favorite sunrise viewpoint offering wide-open views of rolling ridges and the famous “sea of clouds.”• Blue Soil Hills (aka Kaman Utek)
– Often combined with Marlboro Hills, this trail leads to a stunning landscape where the ground turns bluish due to unique minerals in the soil.• Sagada Pottery
– A hands-on stop where local artisans craft traditional earthenware. Visitors can watch or try pottery-making themselves.• Ganduyan Museum
– A small but meaningful museum featuring authentic Kankanaey artifacts and stories that preserve Sagada’s heritage.Sagada is more than a destination — it’s a journey through mountain landscapes, living traditions, and peaceful moments you’ll always remember.