Banaue - Sagada Tour Package 2014
A perfect barkada or family bonding this Christmas for only P6,900/pax
original price
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- Voucher Validity: Oct.29,2014 - Dec.31,2014
- Minimum of 8 persons per booking
- Voucher is valid until December 18, 2014 only
- Rate is per person
- Price is inclusive of taxes
- No refund/rebooking once booked and confirmed
- Printed voucher is required upon redemption
- Package is subject for quotation
- Package is non-transferable
- Rates are subject to change without prior notice
- For inquiries, please call us at (02) 945-2568
- 3D2N Hotel Accommodation in Banaue
- 2 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner
- Use of private van transfer from Manila - Banaue - Sagada - Banaue - Manila
- Hiwang Tribe Tour with showroom of Ifugao artifacts & culture
- Banaue Rice Terraces trekking for 2 hours
- Trekking inside the Cave of Lumiang & Sumaging in Sagada for 4 hours
- Visit the Bontoc Museum
- Banaue Viewpoint souvenir shopping
- Service of Ifugao Tribe Guide w/ Tour Escort from Mla
- All permits and entrance fees
ABOUT BANAUE
Fondly called as the “Stairways to the Sky,” this marvellous work of the Ifugaos is often considered as the Eighth Wonder of the World. Some 2,000 years ago, indigenous people of the Cordillera mountain range hand-carved the slopes to utilize them for agriculture. People who know of this famous tourist destination can’t help but admire the industry and hard work of the ethnic group behind this amazing accomplishment.
These rice terraces represent the absolute harmony between man and environment. As such, the site is now a UNESCO World Heritage and is given utmost protection to preserve its unparalleled beauty.
Admittedly, visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces is difficult because it is situated in a far-flung area and you have to pass rough terrains and unpaved roads. If you’re coming from Manila, the trip will usually take more than 24 hours. However, I assure you that all your efforts are worth it.
ABOUT SAGADA
Sagada is situated in the Mountain Province of North Luzon. The Mountain of Sagada is pulsing with natural beauty and magnificent culture. This town is one of the most popular destinations in the whole province. Various tourist spots can be found here such as mountains, falls, caves, streams, and other attractions.Sagada is also considered as Shangri-la because of its natural wonders which are all beautiful and attractive to the visitors.
Sagada is well-known for its famous activities like hiking, exploring caves and waterfalls, camping, picnics, rappelling, visiting historical places, and joining with tribal gatherings.
Fondly called as the “Stairways to the Sky,” this marvellous work of the Ifugaos is often considered as the Eighth Wonder of the World. Some 2,000 years ago, indigenous people of the Cordillera mountain range hand-carved the slopes to utilize them for agriculture. People who know of this famous tourist destination can’t help but admire the industry and hard work of the ethnic group behind this amazing accomplishment.
These rice terraces represent the absolute harmony between man and environment. As such, the site is now a UNESCO World Heritage and is given utmost protection to preserve its unparalleled beauty.
Admittedly, visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces is difficult because it is situated in a far-flung area and you have to pass rough terrains and unpaved roads. If you’re coming from Manila, the trip will usually take more than 24 hours. However, I assure you that all your efforts are worth it.
ABOUT SAGADA
Sagada is situated in the Mountain Province of North Luzon. The Mountain of Sagada is pulsing with natural beauty and magnificent culture. This town is one of the most popular destinations in the whole province. Various tourist spots can be found here such as mountains, falls, caves, streams, and other attractions.Sagada is also considered as Shangri-la because of its natural wonders which are all beautiful and attractive to the visitors.
Sagada is well-known for its famous activities like hiking, exploring caves and waterfalls, camping, picnics, rappelling, visiting historical places, and joining with tribal gatherings.
Unit 503 Pacific Corporate Center, 131 West Avenue, Quezon City
(02) 945-2568,(02) 414-3972,(02) 794-5618
