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Start your day with a visit to the Sagada Weaving, a local cooperative that produces traditional handwoven products. Afterward, trek to Echo Valley to see the famous hanging coffins of Sagada, an ancient burial tradition of the Igorot people.

Take a break from the trek and treat yourself to a sumptuous meal at Yoghurt House, a popular restaurant in Sagada that serves healthy and delicious food. After lunch, visit the Ganduyan Museum to learn about the rich culture and history of the Igorot people.

Cap off your day with a bonfire and stargazing session at Lake Danum, a tranquil lake surrounded by towering pine trees.

Discover the beauty of Sagada's rice terraces with a guided tour of the Bomod-ok Falls. The tour involves a scenic hike through the rice paddies and mountains, leading to a stunning waterfall that is perfect for swimming.

After your hike, head to Sagada Lemon Pie House for a slice of their famous lemon pie. The restaurant also offers a variety of dishes and drinks that highlight local ingredients.

Treat yourself to a relaxing massage at Sagada Wellness, a spa that uses locally-sourced herbal oils and traditional massage techniques.

Start your day with a visit to the Sagada Cemetery, a unique burial site that features wooden coffins hanging on limestone cliffs. Afterward, take a scenic drive to the nearby town of Bontoc to visit the Bontoc Museum, a fascinating museum that showcases the culture and heritage of the Cordilleran people.

Head back to Sagada for lunch at Sagada Brew, a cozy cafe that serves locally-grown coffee and food made from fresh ingredients. After lunch, visit the Sagada Orange Farm to pick your own oranges and learn about the fruit's cultivation process.

Savor a traditional Igorot dinner at Pinikpikanhan sa Sagada, a restaurant that specializes in the Pinikpikan dish, a traditional Igorot meal made with native chicken.

Take a scenic hike to Marlboro Country, a picturesque hilltop that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Afterward, head to Sagada Cellar Door to taste some of the region's best wines made from locally-grown grapes.

Enjoy a late lunch at Gaia Cafe and Crafts, a charming cafe that serves healthy and organic food made from locally-sourced ingredients. After lunch, visit the Sagada Lemon House for a refreshing glass of lemonade.

End your trip with a cozy dinner at Log Cabin, a rustic restaurant that features a fireplace and serves comfort food made from fresh ingredients.