PART 3
During my last day, I indulged myself in an all Filipino breakfast at George Guesthouse. Afterwards, I packed all my stuff to catch the 3rd trip to Baguio. I didn't have enough space anymore in my duffel bag because I had 3 kilos of oranges in it. Therefore, I decided to buy a new one and I saw a blue colored woven backpack which caught my eye. It had the same color as that of a clear blue sky and it reminded me of the weather the moment I arrived in Sagada. It was a bright sunny day with a clear blue sky. I also stopped by one of the novelty stores and I bought fridge magnets for my metal door. You have not really immersed yourself in Sagada if you did not try Masferre's goat's milk. It's only 50php and it has a certain rich taste and I actually prefer it more than cow's milk.
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| Sagada coffee and tapsilog |
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| backpack for only 600php from Indigenous Handicraft |
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| fridge magnets for my door |
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| Masferre's goat's milk for only 50php |
Three days and two nights is not enough to experience Sagada. If I could stay a week or a month I would do so without even thinking twice. This will be one of the places I will never get tired of visiting. The warm and courteous people, the clean and fresh air, the wonderful scenery, the diverse environment, the delectable food and more. I know that Sagada has more to offer that's why I hope that the locals and the tourists as well will take care of it until the next generations to come.
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