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Sagad-sagad sa Sagada

By Larry Leong-Faypon | April 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Tired and exhausted but excited, we arrived in Sagada, known for its mountain hiking trails, caves to explore, hanging coffins, rice terraces and cascading waterfalls that can be swum. Here, pine trees line the mountain...

Travel and Tourism