HomeAsiaPhilippinesLuzon8 Days Mt. Pulag & Sagada Itinerary – First-Time Hiking Tips By Marcos Detourist on July 8, 2011I’ve finally embarked on my first major climb, a traverse of Mt. Pulag, the highest peak of Luzon Island and the Philippines’ third highest mountain. The summit climb in itself was already a major physical “beating” but I just couldn’t pass off seeing more of the Cordillera countryside. I spent the next couple of days in Sagada, Mountain Province to indulge in its beautiful highland vistas, captivating culture, and refreshing chilly climate. The (physical) effort was so worth it! I definitely loved the verdant landscapes of the Cordilleras.Baguio Panagbenga 2011The weekend before the trip to Mt. Pulag, I was already in Baguio for a pre-nuptial photoshoot with my sister and (now) brother-in-law. Knowing how chaotic things can get during a major Philippine festival, I warned them to reschedule to avoid visiting Baguio during the Panagbenga Festival. My advice fell on deaf ears but I was, of course, ecstatic that I got to experience Baguio’s Panagbenga Festival. Baguio gets really full during this time of year. We were lucky to even have snagged a room without prior reservations.Street Dance Performers during the Panagbenga Festival 2011Lunch at Oh My Gulay! and first meet-up with new blogger friends PinayTravelJunkie and JoelMt. Pulag Summit Ascent (Akiki – Ambangeg Trail)A week later, I was back for a summit trek of Mt. Pulag in Benguet Province. I was actually very nervous when I was still preparing for the trip fearing that I might have been overambitious. My (mountain climbing) experience was limited to light treks along muddy terrain at best and there I was, considering to conquer the highest peak in Luzon and third highest mountain in the Philippines … Mt. Pulag is actually just a mere 34 meter shy of leveling with Mt. Apo. I guess the fact that I didn’t have a clear idea of my limitations as a climber worried me the most. I didn’t want to embarrass myself (and shatter my self-concept) if I ended up not being able to muster the will to reach the summit. Jeepney ride from Baguio City to the Mt. Pulag Ranger Station at Badabak, BenguetI joined a group of young travelers, my newest friends, for the three-day traverse of Mt. Pulag. A big thank you to Lyn for the invite! They wanted to take the more difficult Akiki trail for the ascent to the summit and the Ambangeg trail on the way down. The Akiki trail was really hard especially for a first-timer like me. During the 1st and 2nd day, the weather and sceneries were sublime, which were very effective distractions from my aching leg muscles. Then, it suddenly rained right when were closing in on Mt. Pulag’s summit. The bad weather continued on until our last day. It was a bit frustrating to climb for three days and not be able to see the great view at the top but I felt very fulfilled, nonetheless, that I had successfully finished my first mountain climbing expedition (and a challenging one at that). Registration procedures and short briefing at the Mt. Pulag Ranger Station (Day 1) Gorgeous view of verdant pine forests along the Akiki TrailLoving the dark vertical lines of the pine trunks amongst the sea of greens First view of Eddet River Crossing the hanging bridge across Eddet River Going past Eddet River where the trail start to become exhausting Great distractions Steep incline of the Akiki Trail Overnight at “Marlboro Hills” campsite Continuing our trek through the mossy forest (Day 2) Sharing the frame with a rainbow at a small meadow just before the heavy rains started to come Saddle campsite, just 15 minutes away from Mt. Pulag Summit Misty grassland views at the Saddle Campsite. No breathtaking sunset and sunrise photos because of the thick rain. Mt. Pulag’s Summit! No WOW factor, huh? (Day 3) Bushy area at Mt. Pulag Summit Ubiquitous photo-ops at the Summit Starting our descent through the Ambangeg trail Colorful flora at the montane forest along the Ambangeg Trail Stop-over at Ambuklao Dam in Bokod, Benguet on our way back to Baguio City The jeepney ride back to Baguio City Dinner at Sizzling Grill Steakhouse with Cebu-based bloggers: SoloFlightEd, Doi, Carla, James, and Tofi. Got helpful tips since they just came back from Sagada.Arrival in Sagada, Mountain ProvinceWhy Sagada? More than its tourist attractions, I was actually drawn to Sagada because I wanted to get a feel of the idyllic life in the Cordillera countryside. I loved chilling at the town proper (pun intended … Sagada is considerably colder than Baguio) and make my own exploration of Echo Valley, where the famed hanging coffins can be found. Sagada is a place I can imagine myself living in … it can sometimes be a pain to live in the lowlands, where it’s so unbearably hot! A Visit to Sumaging Caves is a must when in Sagada. I joined a group for the Cave Connection tour to save on costs. I also went on a DIY trip to Bomod-ok falls and did a side-trip to Bontoc, the capital town of Mountain Province. Winding roads and scenic views of the Halsema Highway en route to Sagada George Guest House (Extension), my home in Sagada Veggie and Etag with (organic red) rice at Pinikpikan EaterySagada Cave Connection Sagada Coffins at the mouth of Lumiang Cave Tight squeeze during the Cave Connection from Lumiang to Sumaging Cave Photo-ops at the “nipa hut roof” rock formation, signifying the boundary between Lumiang and Sumaging Caves. Spacious underground caverns and river system of Sumaging Cave so called because of its many banana-like rock-formationsEcho Valley Trek and the Hanging Coffins St. Mary’s Church in Sagada Trek to Echo Valley Refreshing views along the trail to the hanging coffins Loved the jagged limestone rock formations Hanging Coffins in Echo ValleyDIY trip to Bomod-ok Falls Descent to Sitio Pidlisan from the jeepney drop-off in Brgy. Banga-an Rice terraces of Banga-an Stone walled rice terraces of Brgy. Aguid Bomod-ok Big Falls. It was supposed to be a “ritual day” but we were lucky it was postponed for the day Long walk back to Sagada town properSidetrip to Bontoc, Mountain ProvinceJeepney along the dirt road from Sagada to the main highway Entering the Bontoc Museum Overlooking Bontoc Town Proper Couldn’t resist top-loading the jeep. The views between Sagada and Bontoc are stunning! Suspension Bridge over the Chicco River My last sunset in Sagada, Mountain ProvinceDon’t leave yet. There’s more!Sagada, Mountain Province 5-Day DIY Solo ItineraryMt. Pulag Akiki-Ambangeg Traverse 3D2N ItineraryBus Ride and Arrival in Sagada, Mountain ProvinceAmbot-ah Season 2011 Finale: a year of memoriesCamarines Norte and Quezon Province for 4 DaysBack to Aliwan Fiesta 2010 plus two surprise trips in AprilComments pinaytraveljunkie saysJuly 8, 2011 at 6:22 amSulit talaga ang Luzon trip! I remember that climb of yours, and I was sooo jealous! I’m glad I finally met you and hope to see you again someday, hopefully in your province :) chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:28 pmAko nga yung jealous, sarap siguro ng buhay living in Baguio. Hope to see you again too, too bad di ko nakita si cute luna nung super baby pa siya … baka next time all grown up na :) Give me the heads up pag nasa Iloilo kayo, hehe JeffZ saysJuly 8, 2011 at 7:19 amI assume mahirap magbitbit ng SLR when climbing at maulan pa.. torture kay camera.. :P and if I may ask, what type of lens do you use for the terraces? 18-105? chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:38 pmtama JeffZ! these are the times when I hoped I had a point and shoot for convenience. It’s hard to lunge around a bulky camera when you’re climbing. I only use one walk-around superzoom lens (Sigma 18-250mm) tinathefrustratedtraveler saysJuly 8, 2011 at 8:54 amwow! i am super inggit! I really need to plan my Sagada trip! :D chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:39 pmahehe :D Have fun in Sagada nlng! lakwatsera de primera saysJuly 8, 2011 at 10:23 amCongrats Marcos, galing naman ng first major climb mo, Mt. Pulag na, traverse climb pa :) chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:45 pmthanks claire! medyo na surprise nga yung katawan ko pero kaya naman. Buti may experience na ako ngayun, hehe … angie saysJuly 8, 2011 at 1:03 pmawesome! great pictures!!! chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:45 pmthanks angie! renevic saysJuly 8, 2011 at 4:29 pmcongrats dude, 3rd highest! :) chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:45 pmthanks renevic! janet saysJuly 9, 2011 at 1:59 ami love love love sagada! :) my favorite place in the world! the weather is so perfect ayaw mo ng bumalik ng manila! did u took all those shots from the cave connection? kasi normally guides ang humahawak ng camera right? :) and mahirap because you’re worried about your safety – holding on to those ropes for your dear life! oh god :) and nakakaaliw lang kasi when u look at the pictures of those who visited sagada – pare-pareho lang because memorize na ng guides kung saan ang saktong anggulo :) just like what i saw here :) anyway, i took the same shot of Bomod-ok Falls – bakit ganun, your photo came out much much nicer?! im so jealous! :) awesome pictures! more fun trips to come! :) chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:48 pmI love love love Sagada too :D I took most of the photos, except for the shots that included me. Oo nga, while reviewing other blog posts about the cave connection, parang pare-pareho nga yung angles. Especially kung guide yung kumuha. @Bomod-ok: ewan nga kung bakit ganun. I went there around mid-day. supertikoy saysJuly 9, 2011 at 11:22 amwow! most of first time climbers in Mt. Pulag would go for the easier track…congrats! chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:53 pmthanks jerome! gusto ko bumalik para maka experience ng sea of clouds … next time siguro, mag easy trail lng ako. bertN saysJuly 9, 2011 at 2:29 pmI like your attitude! After two days of beautiful weather and a hard climb, you reached the summit on the third day in bad weather and a cloud covered panorama. I’ll be pissed. You weren’t. I guess the joy is in the travel and not the destination. chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 6:07 pmthanks bertN. It also helps to be in great company :) Sometimes I actually hope for things to go wrong during a trip, mishaps make travel more memorable and could lead to an unexpected adventure. janet saysJuly 9, 2011 at 10:46 pmoh :) u LOVE LOVE LOVE sagada too?! :) haha! yeah u should have tried Kiltepan peak! super ang clouds! :) looking forward to your posts! :) chymera00 saysJuly 10, 2011 at 5:23 pmLOL :D Yung Kiltepan peak yung hindi ko na puntahan, next time naman yan.. ristof saysJuly 19, 2011 at 1:37 pmchymera00, your blog is a great help to those travelers who want to explore places they’ve never been to. I’m a lone trekker from Bukidnon. I want to visit Iloilo later this year. It is father’s hometown. Hope you can suggest memorable places for a 3-day trek… Salamat gid. Marcos saysJuly 23, 2011 at 6:25 pmI suggest Mt. Manaphag in Pan de Azucar, Concepcion: http://www.pinoymountaineer.com/2009/05/mt-manaphag-pan-de-azucar-island-606.html I’ve been to Concepcion several times but never got to scale the mountain. Me and a couple of friends are going to attemp to climb the mountain at the end of this month :) There’s also Tinagong Dagat and the many waterfalls of Lambunao, I haven’t been there and have no contacts though :( If you’re ever planning on going there, I’d like to come :D Michael Yap saysJuly 29, 2011 at 1:27 pmWOW! The place is awesome! Thanks for sharing it. gusto kong umakyat ng mt pulag :D Marcos saysAugust 3, 2011 at 8:52 amGo lng! Magandang puntahan ang Pulag :) Weeqender saysSeptember 12, 2011 at 4:31 pmAwesome photo set! I’ll be going to Mt. Pulag in November, and it helps to know what to expect during the hike. Salamat for sharing! :) Marcos saysSeptember 13, 2011 at 5:10 pmThanks Weeqender ^_^ peaches saysOctober 12, 2011 at 12:40 amwow.. galing galing namn, first time ko sa blog mo, and for sure babalik balikan ko to.. :) want to travel as well.. sinisimulan ko na sya..:) Marcos saysOctober 12, 2011 at 7:19 amThanks peaches. You’re welcome to do so. Happy traveling ^_^ roy saysNovember 15, 2011 at 10:04 pmbro ano ba camera gamit mo? congrats :) Marcos saysDecember 20, 2011 at 11:17 pmNikon D5000 with Sigma 18-250mm lens Youngblood saysJanuary 28, 2012 at 6:31 pmhey Marcos, i started reading your blog last night and i was really inspired and motivated by your stories and the jaw-dropping shots you have. lol! :D This particular blog entry really moved me! lol. hehehe anyway, how far is Sagada from Manila? and how much do i need to have to go there and stay for 2days & 2 nights??? Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2012 at 3:23 amWoah! thanks. Sagada and Pulag was definitely one of the highlights of my travels in 2011. Manila to Baguio was around 5-6 hours and then Baguio to Sagada was around 7-8 hours. Yeah, it’s kind of far :D but it’s worth the butt cramps. I think around P5K is a safe estimate. Cheaper if you’re traveling in a group. harley carbonell saysFebruary 4, 2012 at 9:30 pmhey marcos, visit mo mt apo sa mindanao. the tallest mountain here in ph. try mo, its worth-it. ferdie saysMarch 22, 2012 at 4:39 pmGreat blog Marcos. Had my first climb in mt. pulag also last year. Pero dun lang ako sa pinakamadaling trail. Marcos saysApril 14, 2012 at 12:08 amWow. First climb din Pulag … major climb na rin yan! shalili porras saysApril 10, 2012 at 7:54 amhello. can we explore sumaging cave, echo valley and kiltepan in just half day? we will be arriving in sagada at lunch and leaving sagada to baguio early the next day. i just want to know what possible spots can we explore and maximize our stay. tia Marcos saysApril 13, 2012 at 11:05 pmYes it’s possible. There might not be any time to go in the deeper parts of the cave though. shalili porras saysApril 14, 2012 at 6:37 amtnx marcos. is the trek to lake danum possible without a guide? Marcos saysApril 14, 2012 at 5:56 pmHaven’t been to Lake Danum yet. GENER saysAugust 12, 2012 at 1:53 amAmazing photos, amazing adventures. Mabuhay ka, Marcos! : ) Marcos saysAugust 19, 2012 at 8:26 pmThanks Gener. IC saysDecember 26, 2012 at 12:25 pmHey, fellow Ilonggo, though taga-Bacolod ko ya. Hahaha. Anyway, planning to visit these places sa September next year, ok lang magsaka miskan ga inulan? Any suggestions sang mga things nga need to bring or wear? Thanks. =) Marcos saysDecember 28, 2012 at 1:28 amAhh. It was raining when we went up, if you’re looking to see the ‘sea of clouds’ view of Mt. Pulag, then I highly suggest climbing when the weather is perfect. The scenery is good also when it’s raining because the mountain evokes a different mood.Bring a backpack with good waterproofing and lots of garbage bags and duct tape (or any stong adhesive tape). James saysJanuary 16, 2013 at 4:08 pmHey Marcos, you mentioned that it’s your first ‘major’ climb… did you have your own tent or sleeping bag? thanks Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2013 at 9:49 pmI brought a sleeping bag but my friends let me “squat” on their tent :D belly burner weight saysFebruary 21, 2013 at 11:50 pmMost people prefer watching TV programs online because of uninterrupted viewing. 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Super helpful blog post :) Planning to explore the Cordillera Administrative Region for the FIRST TIME so forgive me if my questions are somewhat confusing or very basic.1. Nag-moist ba yung loob ng DSLR mo during the climb? Isa yun sa mga major worries ko. I want to be prepared as much as I can before the climb.2. How do I get from Benguet to Sagada? Kailangan ba bumalik ng Baguio para maghanap ng masasakyan o may pwedeng masakyan sa Benguet na papuntang Sagada na agad?Maraming salamat! mt pulag june saysFebruary 23, 2017 at 12:50 pmThanks for finally writing about >8 Days Mt. Pulag & Sagada Itinerary – First-Time Hiking Tips – Ambot-ah! Travel Blog <Liked it! 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pinaytraveljunkie saysJuly 8, 2011 at 6:22 amSulit talaga ang Luzon trip! I remember that climb of yours, and I was sooo jealous! I’m glad I finally met you and hope to see you again someday, hopefully in your province :)
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:28 pmAko nga yung jealous, sarap siguro ng buhay living in Baguio. Hope to see you again too, too bad di ko nakita si cute luna nung super baby pa siya … baka next time all grown up na :) Give me the heads up pag nasa Iloilo kayo, hehe
JeffZ saysJuly 8, 2011 at 7:19 amI assume mahirap magbitbit ng SLR when climbing at maulan pa.. torture kay camera.. :P and if I may ask, what type of lens do you use for the terraces? 18-105?
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:38 pmtama JeffZ! these are the times when I hoped I had a point and shoot for convenience. It’s hard to lunge around a bulky camera when you’re climbing. I only use one walk-around superzoom lens (Sigma 18-250mm)
tinathefrustratedtraveler saysJuly 8, 2011 at 8:54 amwow! i am super inggit! I really need to plan my Sagada trip! :D
lakwatsera de primera saysJuly 8, 2011 at 10:23 amCongrats Marcos, galing naman ng first major climb mo, Mt. Pulag na, traverse climb pa :)
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:45 pmthanks claire! medyo na surprise nga yung katawan ko pero kaya naman. Buti may experience na ako ngayun, hehe …
janet saysJuly 9, 2011 at 1:59 ami love love love sagada! :) my favorite place in the world! the weather is so perfect ayaw mo ng bumalik ng manila! did u took all those shots from the cave connection? kasi normally guides ang humahawak ng camera right? :) and mahirap because you’re worried about your safety – holding on to those ropes for your dear life! oh god :) and nakakaaliw lang kasi when u look at the pictures of those who visited sagada – pare-pareho lang because memorize na ng guides kung saan ang saktong anggulo :) just like what i saw here :) anyway, i took the same shot of Bomod-ok Falls – bakit ganun, your photo came out much much nicer?! im so jealous! :) awesome pictures! more fun trips to come! :)
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:48 pmI love love love Sagada too :D I took most of the photos, except for the shots that included me. Oo nga, while reviewing other blog posts about the cave connection, parang pare-pareho nga yung angles. Especially kung guide yung kumuha. @Bomod-ok: ewan nga kung bakit ganun. I went there around mid-day.
supertikoy saysJuly 9, 2011 at 11:22 amwow! most of first time climbers in Mt. Pulag would go for the easier track…congrats!
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 5:53 pmthanks jerome! gusto ko bumalik para maka experience ng sea of clouds … next time siguro, mag easy trail lng ako.
bertN saysJuly 9, 2011 at 2:29 pmI like your attitude! After two days of beautiful weather and a hard climb, you reached the summit on the third day in bad weather and a cloud covered panorama. I’ll be pissed. You weren’t. I guess the joy is in the travel and not the destination.
chymera00 saysJuly 9, 2011 at 6:07 pmthanks bertN. It also helps to be in great company :) Sometimes I actually hope for things to go wrong during a trip, mishaps make travel more memorable and could lead to an unexpected adventure.
janet saysJuly 9, 2011 at 10:46 pmoh :) u LOVE LOVE LOVE sagada too?! :) haha! yeah u should have tried Kiltepan peak! super ang clouds! :) looking forward to your posts! :)
chymera00 saysJuly 10, 2011 at 5:23 pmLOL :D Yung Kiltepan peak yung hindi ko na puntahan, next time naman yan..
ristof saysJuly 19, 2011 at 1:37 pmchymera00, your blog is a great help to those travelers who want to explore places they’ve never been to. I’m a lone trekker from Bukidnon. I want to visit Iloilo later this year. It is father’s hometown. Hope you can suggest memorable places for a 3-day trek… Salamat gid.
Marcos saysJuly 23, 2011 at 6:25 pmI suggest Mt. Manaphag in Pan de Azucar, Concepcion: http://www.pinoymountaineer.com/2009/05/mt-manaphag-pan-de-azucar-island-606.html I’ve been to Concepcion several times but never got to scale the mountain. Me and a couple of friends are going to attemp to climb the mountain at the end of this month :) There’s also Tinagong Dagat and the many waterfalls of Lambunao, I haven’t been there and have no contacts though :( If you’re ever planning on going there, I’d like to come :D
Michael Yap saysJuly 29, 2011 at 1:27 pmWOW! The place is awesome! Thanks for sharing it. gusto kong umakyat ng mt pulag :D
Weeqender saysSeptember 12, 2011 at 4:31 pmAwesome photo set! I’ll be going to Mt. Pulag in November, and it helps to know what to expect during the hike. Salamat for sharing! :)
peaches saysOctober 12, 2011 at 12:40 amwow.. galing galing namn, first time ko sa blog mo, and for sure babalik balikan ko to.. :) want to travel as well.. sinisimulan ko na sya..:)
Youngblood saysJanuary 28, 2012 at 6:31 pmhey Marcos, i started reading your blog last night and i was really inspired and motivated by your stories and the jaw-dropping shots you have. lol! :D This particular blog entry really moved me! lol. hehehe anyway, how far is Sagada from Manila? and how much do i need to have to go there and stay for 2days & 2 nights???
Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2012 at 3:23 amWoah! thanks. Sagada and Pulag was definitely one of the highlights of my travels in 2011. Manila to Baguio was around 5-6 hours and then Baguio to Sagada was around 7-8 hours. Yeah, it’s kind of far :D but it’s worth the butt cramps. I think around P5K is a safe estimate. Cheaper if you’re traveling in a group.
harley carbonell saysFebruary 4, 2012 at 9:30 pmhey marcos, visit mo mt apo sa mindanao. the tallest mountain here in ph. try mo, its worth-it.
ferdie saysMarch 22, 2012 at 4:39 pmGreat blog Marcos. Had my first climb in mt. pulag also last year. Pero dun lang ako sa pinakamadaling trail.
shalili porras saysApril 10, 2012 at 7:54 amhello. can we explore sumaging cave, echo valley and kiltepan in just half day? we will be arriving in sagada at lunch and leaving sagada to baguio early the next day. i just want to know what possible spots can we explore and maximize our stay. tia
Marcos saysApril 13, 2012 at 11:05 pmYes it’s possible. There might not be any time to go in the deeper parts of the cave though.
shalili porras saysApril 14, 2012 at 6:37 amtnx marcos. is the trek to lake danum possible without a guide?
IC saysDecember 26, 2012 at 12:25 pmHey, fellow Ilonggo, though taga-Bacolod ko ya. Hahaha. Anyway, planning to visit these places sa September next year, ok lang magsaka miskan ga inulan? Any suggestions sang mga things nga need to bring or wear? Thanks. =)
Marcos saysDecember 28, 2012 at 1:28 amAhh. It was raining when we went up, if you’re looking to see the ‘sea of clouds’ view of Mt. Pulag, then I highly suggest climbing when the weather is perfect. The scenery is good also when it’s raining because the mountain evokes a different mood.Bring a backpack with good waterproofing and lots of garbage bags and duct tape (or any stong adhesive tape).
James saysJanuary 16, 2013 at 4:08 pmHey Marcos, you mentioned that it’s your first ‘major’ climb… did you have your own tent or sleeping bag? thanks
Marcos saysFebruary 2, 2013 at 9:49 pmI brought a sleeping bag but my friends let me “squat” on their tent :D
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mdm saysDecember 23, 2016 at 3:28 amHello! Super helpful blog post :) Planning to explore the Cordillera Administrative Region for the FIRST TIME so forgive me if my questions are somewhat confusing or very basic.1. Nag-moist ba yung loob ng DSLR mo during the climb? Isa yun sa mga major worries ko. I want to be prepared as much as I can before the climb.2. How do I get from Benguet to Sagada? Kailangan ba bumalik ng Baguio para maghanap ng masasakyan o may pwedeng masakyan sa Benguet na papuntang Sagada na agad?Maraming salamat!
mt pulag june saysFebruary 23, 2017 at 12:50 pmThanks for finally writing about >8 Days Mt. Pulag & Sagada Itinerary – First-Time Hiking Tips – Ambot-ah! Travel Blog <Liked it!