Sumaguing Cave (also spelled Sumaging) is one of the most famous and impressive caves in the Cordillera and is often visited by tourists looking for adventure and exploration. Sometimes called the Big Cave, Sumaguing is known for its breathtaking rock formations, crystal-clear underground rivers, and unique limestone features. The cave has pools and streams of varying depths.
Visitors to this attraction can embark on an exciting caving adventure, but preparing for a challenging journey is essential. The cave is famous for its deep crevices, towering stalactites and stalagmites, and chambers of varying sizes. One of the most iconic features of Sumaguing Cave is the “King’s Curtain,” a massive curtain-like formation of limestone.
Exploring this attraction involves trekking, rappelling, and wading through underground streams. It is about 2 hours of spelunking when exploring the main chambers of the cave. The adventure can be physically demanding, with challenging passages that may require you to climb, crawl, or squeeze through tight spaces. It’s recommended to have a local guide to navigate the cave’s complex network of passages safely. The cave’s beauty and unique geological features make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers in Sagada.
Sumaguing Cave Location
Sumaguing Cave is located in the south central part of Sagada, a town in the Mountain Province of the Philippines. Sagada is situated in the northern part of the island of Luzon. The cave is about 2 kilometers from the town center or around 10 minutes car ride.
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