Saturday is market day in Sagada. Early morning, crowds already filled the town center selling and buying different goods. It is during this time that the farmers from different barangays will sell their fresh harvests – mostly homegrown vegetables or those freshly picked in their own farm. Most of the vegetables being sold all over the Philippines, particularly in Metro Manila, came from this region.
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What lovely photos to capture one piece of real life experience and share it with we who have never been to that corner of the world! Thank you…
thank you very much! it’s really good to know that you appreciate it and i hope that through my photos i take you there, somehow. 🙂
I have been learning that it is the ‘ordinary’ moments which most capture our lives and enrich them – so for you to capture these for all of us is a gift. I love to travel and don’t always have the time or means to do it – but I can explore from my office, too! 🙂
lovely words… thank you very much! 🙂
ohhhhhh, missing home!!! These are beautiful photos! What i would do right now for a few of those green mangoes! lol!! 🙂 Massarup!! Love from Rach.
come and visit the Philippines again! 🙂
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wow thanks!
Beautiful photos! Open market is always fun to visit.
thank you!
i realy wish to go in sagada cordillera but i dont have any idea where is the good place to stay….i am going to check first and planning for the expences nice place….
hi! i have friends who arrange/organize package tour in sagada and anywhere in luzon. it wouldn’t cost you much and they’ve been an expert guide for the trip. you may want to check out their fb page: https://www.facebook.com/TravelModePhilippines… sagada is really the place! 🙂