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Sagada Cave


If you're into adventure, one of the must-trys here in Sagada is going spelunking to their caves. Sagada has Sumaguing and Lumiang Cave. Fo easy trek you can choose Sumaguing Cave or you can also try the cave connection from Sumaguing to Lumiang Cave.

Entrance of the cave



Coffins being stacked neatly at the entrance of the cave. As you can see some of the coffins are so small. As per our tourist guide, that is because the bodys were put into fetal position because the ancestors has a belief that you should get out the same way you get in. Some were put here in the caves to save the coffins from bad weathers.












Some of the formations you will see inside the cave.

You have to be very careful when you get in there because some of the places there were slippery I have to remove my slippers because I slipped a couple of times. Be also ready to get wet and get dirty. And oh! the water is so cold! But see no bruises, just dirts.

The hanging coffins

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