We also have national parks here in the Philippines that consists of mountains and forest but only locals know because it is overshadowed by our beaches. Example of mountains you could climb is Mt pulag, Mt banahaw, Mt cristobal in luzon.
This video is fantastic. No need for apology. It is wonderful to see someone who always find good in a not so good situation. Thank you for show casing the Philippines to the world.
Glad you got to check out Sagada. I was there in December 2007 and still remember it as one of my favorite places in the world. Amazing how much it's changed since we were there. Still beautiful though!
Nice video Jason! Thanks for showcasing the Cordilleran region. Correction for the contents of your video desciption though, because it may confuse tourists who might plan to go there. Sagada is not located in Ifugao. It is actually in Mountain Province. The two provinces are quite near each other and so it can be easily messed up. 😊
You missed a lot in Sagada. The 4hr spelunking in the caves is the best for me. The trek to Bomod-ok falls and sea of clouds during sunrise are also great. And the food! Hope you could come back next time.
Finally, you were able to visit Sagada, but what amazes me was your Batad trip. Hoping to get back in Batad this year and just see the rice terraces again. Hoping you're flying to Palawan because it's the best island in the Philippines!
Hi Jason thanks for showing the beautiful places of the Philippines. Just continue and keep up the good work. God bless you and your journey to all over places in the Philippines.
I like your style and take on this area. Your calm demeanor and information on all of these vlogs are great! Came across your channel when I was researching my trip to Taiwan
The Sumaguing cave sytem is very complex and dangerous if there is no expert guide but it is worth it. Sagada is very tranquil and laid back, indeed it is a very good place to escape and unwind. Can't wait to go back there.
One thing i noticed in Sagada, some locals bury their dead in the backyard,bcos the cemetery is too far..Gaya Cafe has a nice view of rice terraces..how could u miss Bomod-Ok Falls 😭..i’m thinking of doing volunteer nursing work in St Theodore..i love Sagada 💕
I stayed in one tribal home in the abra mountains and the chickens were eating earthworms from the ground. I later learned that an entire generation was buried just under their home which was raised by 4 wooden legs. pigs and chickens would sleep in the evening under the house
youre one of my new favorite vlogger, i like the detailed DIY experience...you need to come back to the Philippines, for El Nido, Coron, Siargao, Mayon, Taal and many more islands to explore.
I live in Balugan, Sagada just down the Sumaging Cave between thr rice terraces you showed and up from Pungas Falls.. Enjoy my town Jason. Looking forward to coming home again later this year. Italy is pretty but home is home.
"Luckily for me, there are also plenty of other coffins dotted around the town..." - not something you hear often. :) Thank you for taking us with your journeys. Mabuhay!
It's ok Jason, you've given your viewers an accurate account of what to do and what not to do. Your experience will help future visitors to navigate the nuances of getting there and what to expect. Cheers from wintry Melbourne
Good deal on the hotel room. Looks like an interesting and picturesque town - has a bit of a hilly, forested Da Lat (in Viet Nam) flavor to it. Beautiful and peaceful church. Cool video and informative as always.
Hi Jason, I still find your video very interesting even if it was your first time. Thanks Jason & good luck. More power to you & your channel. God Bless fr. a Filipino subscriber in Manila Philippines.
Very informative video. This is off the beaten path! I have never heard of Sagada. The place looked so calm and serene. Thank you! Looking forward to your next video and adventure. Be safe!
The trail in getting from the Lumiang Burial Cave (where one can see old coffins with human remains still intact) to Sumaguing Cave is quite a dangerous and difficult trek but an absolutely amazing experience. Getting a guide is a must.
correction, Sagada and Bontoc municipalities are already a part of Mountain Province and not Ifugao Province but they are both under the Cordillera Administrative Region in Northern Luzon. At clip 6:34, there was a massive landslide over there during the 60's decade as you can see the traces on the side of the mountain on the upper right side. There are two massive falls you can visit and the enchanted cave.
Sumaguing Cave is a level 1 cave, if I remember correctly. We went there for an anthropology class. You really need a guide to navigate the cave because you can easily get lost or worse, die. There are parts you can't pass without a guide since you'll need ropes and assistance. There are parts with water 50 feet deep, parts that venture deeper into other caves which are level 2 caves where you need to swim. You'll get dirty and you'll squeeze through very very narrow spaces lying down. It's a great experience. Also, don't just rely on google when in the Philippines. This is a tip to anyone travelling here. Always ask the locals. Filipinos are very very friendly and are always willing to help. And most likely, they speak and understand English. Part of the beauty of the Philippines is its people and you'll miss the essence of what makes the Philippines the Philippines if you don't interact with the locals.
NO need to apologize, we enjoyed the video I have never been to Sagada myself uts good you visited the place .. If I may suggest next time youcan ask the locals like the people working in the Inn where you stayed, im sure they'll be glad to help you or even guide you on the places you want to visit..
Jason, been watching your vlog for the past 1 month, subscribed too, loved the Vietnam videos, then BAM! surprise surprise . . . you're in the Philippines! . . . and Sagada at that, and Batad, two of my favorite monthl-long vacation places in the north, and I am from the Philippines. I'll be traveling in a couple of days in El Nido (Palawan), oh please it would be a huge surprise seeing you around there next week. Have fun in our country.
Try to join the sagada tour. Yourself as a joiner. Mostly compose of 10 to 15 pax in a group. You will visit mostly all of sagada tourist spots in 3 days.
I love this BLOG...... hope you try the TAO EXPEDITION in CORON to EL NIDO - it's a 5 days boat tour to some of the remote island in PALAWAN and experience the island life with other foreigners and enjoy the food, marine life and explore the villages and culture of the PHILIPPINES 😀
Greetings from Toronto! If you haven't yet visited the Madeira Island before consider the same as a possible future travel destination one day, and be blown away by it's natural beauty, breathtaking topography, delicious gastronomy, and exotic fauna / flora as well. Be safe and happy!
Just for correction: Sagada and Bontoc is in the province of Mt. Province. Wherein Banaue is in the province of Ifugao. Enjoy your travel and take care.
Hello Jason! Hope you’re doing well. :) Awesome content as always! Sagada is really a magical place. Been there twice and I super loved it. One minor correction though, Sagada is a town located in the province of “Mountain Province” (yes that’s the name of the province hehe) in the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It is not in Ifugao province as mentioned in your video :( Next time you visit “Mountain Province” again make a 1-2 day overnight stay in Maligcong in Bontoc municipality. It has one of the most grandiose rice terraces (called Maligcong Rice Terraces) in all of the world that can rival Batad rice terraces of the Ifugao province. That’s all hehe. Happy and safe travels my friend 🤗
I love it when you are travelling to my hometown up in the North but just a correction brother for your Sagada adventure, it is actually in Mountain Province. And Ifugao is another province of CAR where the rice terraces is found which I know you have been to. (your previous vlog) Anyways brother you take care in your Northern Luzon adventure. I wish you and Kulas/Kyle randomly bump into each other there.. Cheers!
They asked you to leave the cave because it is dangerous to go inside without a tour guide, i was there 5 years ago and it was breathtakingly beautiful inside
It looks like a really peaceful little mountain town. Nice to see something different from the typical beach scene in the Philippines.
We also have national parks here in the Philippines that consists of mountains and forest but only locals know because it is overshadowed by our beaches. Example of mountains you could climb is Mt pulag, Mt banahaw, Mt cristobal in luzon.
This video is fantastic. No need for apology. It is wonderful to see someone who always find good in a not so good situation. Thank you for show casing the Philippines to the world.
I like the way you talk....slowly, clearly and the captions i.e. name of lodge, cost of an item, etc
Thanks! Hoping to visit this place sometime in the future, this video has the most detailed guide about Sagada here in UA-cam.
Wow.
I'll come Philipine beautiful country.
Greetings from Jakarta Indonesia
RainRainRain 2019 , Indonesia is also beautiful and amazing country.Im from the Philippines
Glad you got to check out Sagada. I was there in December 2007 and still remember it as one of my favorite places in the world. Amazing how much it's changed since we were there. Still beautiful though!
Thank you Jason for exploring our country Philippines.God bless you always and take care.
TREES! TREES! TREES! I hope the people in Sagada plant more trees..❤❤❤
Nice video Jason! Thanks for showcasing the Cordilleran region.
Correction for the contents of your video desciption though, because it may confuse tourists who might plan to go there. Sagada is not located in Ifugao. It is actually in Mountain Province. The two provinces are quite near each other and so it can be easily messed up. 😊
Sagada is in Mountain Province. Ifugao is another province adjacent to Mountain Province.
You missed a lot in Sagada. The 4hr spelunking in the caves is the best for me. The trek to Bomod-ok falls and sea of clouds during sunrise are also great. And the food! Hope you could come back next time.
I had a blast doing the spelunking!
Sagada is a perfect place if you want to escape the chaos of a huge cities.
The weather, Nature, Culture, scenery etc.. was made perfectly.
Finally, you were able to visit Sagada, but what amazes me was your Batad trip. Hoping to get back in Batad this year and just see the rice terraces again. Hoping you're flying to Palawan because it's the best island in the Philippines!
Hi Jason thanks for showing the beautiful places of the Philippines. Just continue and keep up the good work. God bless you and your journey to all over places in the Philippines.
I like your style and take on this area. Your calm demeanor and information on all of these vlogs are great! Came across your channel when I was researching my trip to Taiwan
The Sumaguing cave sytem is very complex and dangerous if there is no expert guide but it is worth it. Sagada is very tranquil and laid back, indeed it is a very good place to escape and unwind. Can't wait to go back there.
Wow those caves looks amazing! Great job on the video Jason! 👍
One thing i noticed in Sagada, some locals bury their dead in the backyard,bcos the cemetery is too far..Gaya Cafe has a nice view of rice terraces..how could u miss Bomod-Ok Falls 😭..i’m thinking of doing volunteer nursing work in St Theodore..i love Sagada 💕
I stayed in one tribal home in the abra mountains and the chickens were eating earthworms from the ground. I later learned that an entire generation was buried just under their home which was raised by 4 wooden legs. pigs and chickens would sleep in the evening under the house
youre one of my new favorite vlogger, i like the detailed DIY experience...you need to come back to the Philippines, for El Nido, Coron, Siargao, Mayon, Taal and many more islands to explore.
This is in my bucket lists. Thank you for sharing your video on Sagada. Take care and enjoy.
I live in Balugan, Sagada just down the Sumaging Cave between thr rice terraces you showed and up from Pungas Falls.. Enjoy my town Jason. Looking forward to coming home again later this year. Italy is pretty but home is home.
i was born in balugan sagada but i never heared that name perez. sino nan ngada inam? wada ak gedan isna italy , here in bologna
@@ericperedo131 manong!!!!!! I know you...anak Ellen Polon saken manong....I'm currently in Milan
@@lalaigorota ah ok uncle kanam tay agemate ko si mother mo
The strawberry wine for sale in the local shops is quite tasty and I highly recommend it. Kinda sweet, reminds me of a sherry. Cheers!
Thats my home town jason..welcome to Sagada
too much tranquil and the pine trees are amazing..nice video 👍👍❤️
Beautiful place. I hope to make it over there before my visa is up.
Ah, so there you are, LostXpat. I saw you on PhillyinthePhilippines' recent video.
I'll go ahead and check your other videos. Have a good one, mate.
"Luckily for me, there are also plenty of other coffins dotted around the town..." - not something you hear often. :) Thank you for taking us with your journeys. Mabuhay!
Lovely views of the surrounding mountains its like a little mountain - side town .
It's ok Jason, you've given your viewers an accurate account of what to do and what not to do. Your experience will help future visitors to navigate the nuances of getting there and what to expect. Cheers from wintry Melbourne
Nice going I hope you good luck 😉 love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Best luck to you bro. Love from Cambodia 🇰🇭 😊
Good deal on the hotel room. Looks like an interesting and picturesque town - has a bit of a hilly, forested Da Lat (in Viet Nam) flavor to it. Beautiful and peaceful church. Cool video and informative as always.
Thankyou very much sir for exploring and appreciating the beauty of our own hometown sagada.
Enjoying my tour with you😊
Filipinos will treat you like a relative gives you what they can give make you feel accepted whole heartedly
Hi Jason, I still find your video very interesting even if it was your first time. Thanks Jason & good luck. More power to you & your channel. God Bless fr. a Filipino subscriber in Manila Philippines.
I was in Sagada some years ago. Looks like things have not changed that much. So different from the rest of The Philippines. Safe travels.
Chilled sagada. The food there is also a tourist attraction. But the 4 hour spelunking is the best activity there.
What's their food specialty?
@@amristar736 yoghurt, among other dishes. You've got to try to dine at yoghurt house when you're there
Godbless you bruh! Take care as always!
Nice video...watching from Dubai...
This video is actually quite informative because it shows places that very few people know about. Thanks!
Very informative video. This is off the beaten path! I have never heard of Sagada. The place looked so calm and serene. Thank you! Looking forward to your next video and adventure. Be safe!
I love the mellow vibe, this is the kind of Vlog I never knew I needed.
The trail in getting from the Lumiang Burial Cave (where one can see old coffins with human remains still intact) to Sumaguing Cave is quite a dangerous and difficult trek but an absolutely amazing experience. Getting a guide is a must.
correction, Sagada and Bontoc municipalities are already a part of Mountain Province and not Ifugao Province but they are both under the Cordillera Administrative Region in Northern Luzon. At clip 6:34, there was a massive landslide over there during the 60's decade as you can see the traces on the side of the mountain on the upper right side. There are two massive falls you can visit and the enchanted cave.
The hanging coffins !!! Thanks for the video.
Philippines is more known for its spectacular coastlines rather than mountain sceneries. I would go to Palawan islands
Thats a very beautiful town SAGADA, so peaceful. So sorry you were not able to join the cave tour or visit the hanging coffin.
You and your videos are amazing. Love from Turkey.
Sumaguing Cave is a level 1 cave, if I remember correctly. We went there for an anthropology class. You really need a guide to navigate the cave because you can easily get lost or worse, die. There are parts you can't pass without a guide since you'll need ropes and assistance. There are parts with water 50 feet deep, parts that venture deeper into other caves which are level 2 caves where you need to swim. You'll get dirty and you'll squeeze through very very narrow spaces lying down. It's a great experience.
Also, don't just rely on google when in the Philippines. This is a tip to anyone travelling here. Always ask the locals. Filipinos are very very friendly and are always willing to help. And most likely, they speak and understand English. Part of the beauty of the Philippines is its people and you'll miss the essence of what makes the Philippines the Philippines if you don't interact with the locals.
So beautiful & clean....🇲🇾💚
your very welcome here .. .bro . .
hope you enjoy every trips in our country . .
im happy . . to being you here
Welcome to my beloved hometown Sagada. I ♥️ Sagada
Thanks for this Vlog, it's beautiful.
NO need to apologize, we enjoyed the video I have never been to Sagada myself uts good you visited the place .. If I may suggest next time youcan ask the locals like the people working in the Inn where you stayed, im sure they'll be glad to help you or even guide you on the places you want to visit..
Would love to travel the way you do!Good video by the way💚
Great video mate 👍 . Cheers from Australia 😁✋
This place is breath taking view.
Hey Jason, this is my first view and comment for you and great adventure video! 😉
Exciting for your next blog... A wild guess would be Cebu?🤔
Jason, been watching your vlog for the past 1 month, subscribed too, loved the Vietnam videos, then BAM! surprise surprise . . . you're in the Philippines! . . . and Sagada at that, and Batad, two of my favorite monthl-long vacation places in the north, and I am from the Philippines. I'll be traveling in a couple of days in El Nido (Palawan), oh please it would be a huge surprise seeing you around there next week. Have fun in our country.
oooh, I love the mountain air in Sagada, cool.
Try to join the sagada tour. Yourself as a joiner. Mostly compose of 10 to 15 pax in a group. You will visit mostly all of sagada tourist spots in 3 days.
I love this BLOG...... hope you try the TAO EXPEDITION in CORON to EL NIDO - it's a 5 days boat tour to some of the remote island in PALAWAN and experience the island life with other foreigners and enjoy the food, marine life and explore the villages and culture of the PHILIPPINES 😀
Too expensive for his budget.
I always like your content.. so cool you really explore each and every place you visit.. take care jason!
Greetings from Toronto!
If you haven't yet visited the Madeira Island before consider the same as a possible future travel destination one day, and be blown away by it's natural beauty, breathtaking topography, delicious gastronomy, and exotic fauna / flora as well. Be safe and happy!
Would love to go there at some point!
Just for correction: Sagada and Bontoc is in the province of Mt. Province. Wherein Banaue is in the province of Ifugao. Enjoy your travel and take care.
Looks like NE India... Btw your videos are always great... Cheers from India
Mate youre still lucky you went there on a regular day. Because during long weekends and holidays it can be tooooooo crowded believe me!
Tks...thats good to know.
Was there ages back but it was a quick trip. Extremely quiet it was! A great escape from the busy Manila :)
Very peaceful place in saga cool and warm 😊👍💖Philippines amazing
Enjoying your blog...
Love to see in that museum.. Looks pretty hard-case.
NICE WORK MATE..
Wonderful vlog..!!!
Hello Jason! Hope you’re doing well. :) Awesome content as always! Sagada is really a magical place. Been there twice and I super loved it. One minor correction though, Sagada is a town located in the province of “Mountain Province” (yes that’s the name of the province hehe) in the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It is not in Ifugao province as mentioned in your video :( Next time you visit “Mountain Province” again make a 1-2 day overnight stay in Maligcong in Bontoc municipality. It has one of the most grandiose rice terraces (called Maligcong Rice Terraces) in all of the world that can rival Batad rice terraces of the Ifugao province. That’s all hehe. Happy and safe travels my friend 🤗
I lurve your accent sir. The way you say SAGAHDA...
Why?
Isn't that how to pronounce it?
new subscriber here ,hope you enjoy your Sagada trip
Epic raw adventure👍🏻👍🏻
Love from Bangladesh...................
Try to visit the Bomod-Ok Falls and Blue Soil Mountain in Sagada 😊
looking fresh Jason..
I will tell for you only one think and that is just keep it up😊😊👍👍
🙀😻เจสัน!!! หล่อ,เข้ม, น่ารัก, มากกกกกชอบอ่ะ😋
enjoy the beauty of the Philippines. explore Visayas region
nice weather ,is it not suppose to be rainy in June ?
Sunday is always quite
Only few making noise
My bro from Bangladesh is in sadaga
Beautifull county from pakistan
Im waiting ur views in bohol adventure sir jason
Ang ganda sana location nito sa mga drama...haaaaay.
I love it when you are travelling to my hometown up in the North but just a correction brother for your Sagada adventure, it is actually in Mountain Province. And Ifugao is another province of CAR where the rice terraces is found which I know you have been to. (your previous vlog) Anyways brother you take care in your Northern Luzon adventure. I wish you and Kulas/Kyle randomly bump into each other there.. Cheers!
Your video wasn't messy. As always it is interesting even for a Fil-Brit like myslef which have not been to the places.
Nice hey Jason BILLAM travel 🙏🙏👍👍
Namaste my friend!
It's okay
I never been there for 39 years and i only live one province away when i am back home again in Ylocos Sur Province
Niceee vlog 💯💯🙂🙂😇😇😇
good thing we don’t have bears in the philippines so you know you’re safe
Very nice
I wanna go to Sagada because of the famous Filipino movie *”That Thing Called Tadhana”*
Tadhana means fate
They asked you to leave the cave because it is dangerous to go inside without a tour guide, i was there 5 years ago and it was breathtakingly beautiful inside
Love from Pakistan Jason
You should visits siquijor