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Sagada Weekend Market: Exploring the Local Market

Sagada Weekend Market

Travelers always have an eye for shopping. When we talk about shopping in Sagada, we don’t mean shopping for Carpets in Belgium, Luxury Bags in Paris, or Gold in The Arabs. Most celebrated tourist spots have a dedicated market for tourists, and when in Sagada, fresh produce, household products, and locally hand-woven products are some of the best buys.

Hand woven fabric in Sagada

Hand-woven fabric in Sagada

The main fun lies in exploring the local market. If you want to get the authentic flavor and culture of the place, there’s nothing like the local shopping places. The Sagada weekend market in Mountain Province is one such place where all the local vendors rush in every Saturday morning for huge purchases and selling of vegetables, cooked food, and souvenir handicrafts.

Sagada Etag or smoked pork
Sagada Etag, or smoked pork
Weekend Market in Sagada
Weekend Market in Sagada

What is special about the Sagada Weekend Market?

The market day in Sagada happens every Saturday. If you are on a weekend getaway, you can catch up with the plethora of items this place offers. It could well be a strategically selected day of the week to let the weekend tourists have a glimpse of the local selling place.

Sagada woven cloth
Sagada woven cloth
Vegetable Vendor in Sagada
Vegetable Vendor in Sagada

Sagada Weekend Market is known for its fresh harvest of fruits and vegetables. It even supplies vegetables and fruits to most parts of the Philippines. There will be a variety of the entire Sagada vegetation range on display. They also sell other things like used clothes and locally crafted pieces. You could also enjoy the food kiosks all over the market while you shop.

Saturday Market Day in Sagada
Saturday Market Day in Sagada

What are the Routes to Take from Manila to Reach Sagada

There is more than one route to reach Sagada. From Manila to Sagada, you could reach via Baguio City, Banaue, or Bontoc. If you travel through the western side, you’ll get more bus options. From the Eastern side, the options are less, but the route is shorter.

With its breathtaking view, adventure tourism, affordable stays, and local shopping experience, Sagada is sure to be an eventful getaway!

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Written by Melo Villareal

Melo Villareal is the Online Publisher of Outoftownblog.com. He is an Accountant by profession who left the corporate world at the age of 23 to explore his beautiful country and the rest of the world. Today, Melo works as a part-time Social Media Manager for local and international clients. His full-time work focuses on discovering interesting culture, explore different cuisines and take memorable photos from local and international destinations he's visiting.

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