You are not a Filipino if you have not been to Baguio. As a child, the mere mention of Baguio always excites me. Back to the days when Baguio was still clean and under populated. Last summer, my travelmate and I went to Sagada instead of Baguio. Why Sagada? Well, it's not that i don't know how to swim but honestly i'm not a beach bum.....
From Manila, we took the bus (Florida) to Banaue. The 8-hour trip went on smoothly and we reached Banaue exactly for breakfast.
As seen on our one thousend peso bill:
We took a van that charge 300php per head for a 3-hour ride to Sagada:
Sagada is famous for its hanging coffins. Climbed up the echo valley to where these coffins hanged on a big solid rock
Basketball court at the foot of Echo Valley:
Betel nut or simply called mamma by the locals. Seems everybody in Banaue chew this even the kids and the teens:
Stop over in Atok on the way to Baguio
He makes good kimchi:
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