Sagada is a municipality in Mountain Province, Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), Luzon, the Philippines.

What is Sagada known for?

Sagada is known for hanging coffins, Sumaguing Cave, Kiltepan sunrise.

What is the population of Sagada?

Sagada had 10,702 people in the 2020 census of the Philippine Statistics Authority.

What are the places to visit in Sagada?

Places to visit in Sagada include Bokong Falls, Hanging coffins of Echo Valley, Lumiang Cave, Mount Ampacao.

Where to eat in Sagada?

Places to eat in Sagada include Marie's Yoghurt Place (The Best Yoghurt in Town!), Misty Lodge and Cafe, Vincent's.

Sagada, Mountain Province: what to see, eat and do

About Sagada

Sagada is the town with the hanging coffins. Elders carve their own out of hollowed logs, and the coffins go up on the cliffs rather than into the ground, a practice still in use. About 10,700 people live here, in Mountain Province.

Visit

Bokong FallsA cascade.

Hanging coffins of Echo ValleyCoffins fixed to the cliff face, an Igorot burial practice still used occasionally. Visited with a local guide. People have been buried this way around Sagada for more …

Lumiang CaveA cave that is also used as a burial site featuring hanging coffins, usually combined with a tour of Sumaguing Cave.

Mount AmpacaoA mountain with panoramic views of Sagada and the surrounding mountains.

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