Discover Buscalan & Sagada: 3 Days of Cultural Adventure
Join our 3D2N adventure in Buscalan & Sagada. Experience breathtaking views and rich culture. Book your adventure now!
Key Highlights
Meet the legendary Apo Whang-Od and experience the rich tattoo culture of Buscalan village firsthand.
Marvel at the awe-inspiring Banaue Rice Terraces and discover the mystical Echo Valley Hanging Coffins.
Be captivated by the sunrise at Pog-Oh and stroll through Atok’s vibrant, picturesque flower-filled landscapes.
Description
Embark on an unforgettable journey to the heart of the Cordillera region with this 3 Days & 2 Nights Buscalan & Sagada Adventure. Travel from Manila through the scenic highlands of Banaue, home to the world-famous Rice Terraces, before continuing to the remote village of Buscalan. In Buscalan, experience the rich culture of the Butbut tribe, explore the mountainside village, and optionally meet legendary tattoo artist Apo Whang-Od.
Enjoy an authentic overnight stay in a local homestay surrounded by breathtaking mountain views. Continue to Sagada, known for its cool climate and mystical landscapes. Visit the Hanging Coffins of Echo Valley, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, weaving centers, pottery workshops, and Mt. Olis viewpoint. Wake up early for a magical sunrise at Pog-Oh, then travel onward to Atok to see the Northern Blossom Flower Farm, Nabenggan Hanging Bridge, and panoramic Cordillera viewpoints. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking culture, nature, adventure, and a deeper connection with the mountain tribes of Northern Luzon.
Travel Itinerary
Travel Map Location
Inclusions
Roundtrip van transportation (Manila – Buscalan – Sagada – Manila)
Tour coordinator throughout the trip
Local guide fees
Entrance fees (except optional add-ons)
1-night accommodation in Buscalan (homestay)
1-night accommodation in Sagada (lodge/inn)
Side trips: Banaue Rice Terraces, Atok,
Passenger Insurance
Exclusions
Meals and beverages not specified
Optional tattoo session with Apo Whang-Od
Personal expenses (snacks, souvenirs, etc.)
Porter fees (if applicable during trek)
Optional side trip fees (if charged by local operators)
What to bring
Comfortable trekking shoes
Light jacket (cold weather in mountains)
Personal toiletries and towel
Extra cash (no ATMs in remote areas)
Reusable water bottle
Snacks for long travel hours
Power bank and flashlight
Raincoat or umbrella
Small backpack for trekking
Valid ID
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