These pictures will only tell you how wonderful Sagada is. The nature at its best, the culture, the tradition, perfect.
These make me want to go back to, again,  experience the same feelings of perfection and serenity.  No regrets, just love.
To read the article about our Sagada summer getaway click here.
Photo credits:
Star Alcorcon, Laurence Marbella, Alex Santillan
Wow! Sagada’s in my list of places to go to. My friends who’ve been there told me that the activities are REALLY tiring but are worth the effort. Seeing your photos pretty much validated what they’ve said. 😛
Hello! Yeah they’re right! But it was really fun. Try it for yourself, i know you wont regret it. 🙂 Good luck for your Sagada adventure!!
Hello, again ! I think I could do it but, it takes time to realise that because such places aren’t in my next area. But, I’ll keep my focus on this challenge of yours.
We don’t have hanged coffins but….other cultural and religious habits yes.
So good this idea of yours.
You have a cool blog…Thanks for stopping by or I would not found yours…
Excellent pictures! FATman
Thanks Adrian!
Huh, hard to say something after I saw such photographies! Can you please to set few informations about that place ? It seems to be some sacred. What’s designed on that stone cover: a frog or a lizard ? Great images!
And…thank you for the visit.
Hello! Thanks for visiting my blog. You got lots of great stuff in your site! The place is called Sagada, one of the most culture-rich places here in the Philippines. What you are referring to are the hanging coffins, this is a sacred tradition for dead people in the past. The one in the picture is an image of a lizard. I wrote an article about this place, just under this photoblog entry, here’s the link http://blackhelios.wordpress.com/2012/05/11/drastic-change-our-sagada-summer-getaway/
Hope you’ll like it!
Thank you, thank you. Now I understood this cultural, religious and meaningfull journey. We also have in Romania such a places as yours and, their spiritual heritage is huge.
Hey Mala, hope it gave you the whole picture of what it really meant. Can you share some of that in your blog? I want to see your country’s own version of this tradition. I’ll wait! 🙂 Thanks a lot!
I love the close up portrait shots!
Hey thanks a lot!!
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Sagada is love! I’ve been there with my sissy. I love the Bomod-ok Falls and Sumaguing Cave. ♥
Same here, though its really tiring. Thanks for the visit! 🙂
“Kankana-ey: Ethnic tribe of Sagada, Mt. Province”
Amazing!!!
Thanks a lot!
Beautiful gallery **thumbs up**
Hey Tofi! Thanks a lot!
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