| Sagada, Philippines is a very interesting tourist town in | | | | Dangwa Tranco Company Incorporated |
| the northern part of the country. It boasts very unique | | | | Terminal1: 1600 Dimasalang St. Sampaloc, Manila |
| tourist attractions such as hanging coffins, rice | | | | Terminal2: 832 Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City |
| terraces, burial caves, traditional weaving, local festivals, | | | | Tel. No: (+63 2) 731-2879 / (+63 2) 410-1991 |
| limestone caves, and waterfalls. Sagada is a town of | | | | Florida Bus Lines |
| Mountain Province, and has a population of almost | | | | Terminal: Lacson St. Corner Espana (near UST) Manila |
| 11,000 people. It is located 275 kilometers (181 miles) | | | | Tel. No: (+63 2) 731-5358 / (+63 2) 912-5354 / (+63 2) |
| north of Manila. | | | | 743-3809 |
| There are many activities that can be done in Sagada. | | | | Autobus Transport Systems Incorporated |
| Aside from visiting the normal tourist attractions, other | | | | Terminal: 1455 SH Loyola St. corner F. Cayco, |
| Sagada activities include trekking, nature hikes, | | | | Sampaloc, Manila |
| spelunking, bonfires, picnics, and participating in tribal | | | | Tel. No: (+63 2) 493-4111 / (+63 2) 740-7959 |
| celebrations. A couple of guide associations have been | | | | Buses from the above terminals normally leave Manila |
| set-up to assist Sagada visitors. | | | | around 10.00 p.m. daily. The current fare ranges from |
| There are currently three ways to go to Sagada from | | | | P450 - P475 (between $9 to $10). Travel time for this |
| the capital city of Manila. These are through the | | | | leg of the trip is between eight to nine hours. Upon |
| following places - Baguio City, Banaue, and Bontoc. | | | | reaching Banaue, one can then ride a tricycle to |
| This article discusses the route that takes visitors from | | | | Banaue Town Proper for P20. From the town proper, |
| Manila to Sagada via Banaue. | | | | Immanuel Bus Line offer 2 hours travel to Bontoc, the |
| The following bus lines offer air conditioned buses from | | | | capital of Mountain Province and a town adjacent to |
| Manila to Banaue on a daily basis. The telephone | | | | Sagada. This second leg would take two hours and |
| information and address of these bus lines are also | | | | cost around P100 ($2). Once in Bontoc, jeepneys to |
| included in the list below: | | | | Sagada are available. |