Corregidor to Mt. Pinatubo to Sagada with Banaue Sidetrip

Corregidor is a small rocky island in the Philippines about 48 kilometers west of Manila strategically located at the entrance of Manila Bay. The island fortress stands as a memorial for the courage, valor, and heroism of its Filipino and American defenders the invading Japanese forces during World War II. Also known as "the Rock, " it was the key bastion of the Allies during the war. Mount Pinatubo is a volcano known for producing the second largest terrestrial eruption of the twentieth century. Pinatubo lies at the intersection of the borders of Zambales, Tarlac and Pampanga and was covered with lush forest growth prior to the eruption. The idyllic mountain towns of Banaue (which has the UNESCO world heritage Rice terraces) and Sagada (with its unique culture, hanging coffins, burial caves and nature tripping) will beckon visitors to the unique thrill that they have to offer, join us as we explore the Cordillera mountains.

Day 1- pick-up time for Corregidor 6am, then at 4pm we go to Tarlac then check-in. Day 2 - 430am breakfast and check-out. then we go to Sta. Juliana for Pinatubo trekking. late in the afternoon we go to Banaue (8 hrs) dinner along the way Day 3 - ETA Banaue, breakfast and proceed to Sagada. Stop at viewpoints along the way. Visit Bontoc Museum. Lunch and Check-in. Then we go to Lumiang Cave and Sumaguing Cave. Day 4 - Bomod-ok falls (you can swim), sagada weaving, pottery making, lake danum Day 5 - Sunrise at Kiltepan to view the sea of clouds then breakfast and check-out. back to Manila via Baguio. In Baguio we visit strawberry farm, mines view, the mansion and wright park. back to Manila (6 hrs travel) ETA Manila 12 mid-night