Visit to Sagada

Last Friday was holiday because it's a celebration for a hero who led a revolution.

Nowadays, the hero's son is contorolling Philippines.

I went to Sagada with my friends on that day because it was good opportunity for us.

I wanted to rent a van but our group is just few so I couldn't rent a van. Instead, we took a bus.

Buses stop by resting place in Philippines.

Cloud was special.

We arrived at second resting place.

There are uphill roads continuously.

After we arrived in Sagada, we reserved our logdgings and ate lunch at Kimchi-Restaurant.

This restaurant owner worked in Korea. After that, He made this.

We should recruit a guide if we want to go to the cave.

We walked continiously.

We arrived in Sumaging cave and walked in.

A guide provides a gas lantern in the cave.

Bats were crying. I couldn't take the picture of bats because it's too dark.

There are many people in the cave.

The cave is conserved naturally.

There are many rocks which is compounded of calcium.

Gas lantern is a little hot.

We went back a village.

When we were back village, time was at 5:00 P.M so we skipped Bokong waterfalls and Kiltepan Peak.

Instead, we took a rest at our logdging.

Jeff likes young kids.

We went to Yoghurt house which was recommended by Lonely Planet which is a travel book.

I ordered plain yoghurt and noodle. Yoghurt is delicious but noodle is a little salty and expensive.