Baguio
Private house
Roads
Decorated roundabout
Keep on truckin'
Entering the Mountain province
Having had enough Baguio and the multitude of people there we didn't want to tarry and in the morning after breakfast we headed for the (high)way and ended up going some pony-trail along the mountaintops. We hadn't fueled up so was on the lookout for a gas station as the needle started pointing more south. Finally we got to a station that at the same time joined a wider road heading for Bontoc, a major city in the Hill Province before Banaue.
Pit stop cafe'
Igorot cafe
Igorot cafe
The weather was cool to begin with but not that bad, we were both wearing long sleeved shirts, long pants and doing ok. By the time we reached the (formerly) highest point at he Philippines highways it was time to dig into our packs and dig out the woolies and watertight gear, it was getting chilly with the display on the bike saying 16 degrees.
At the (formerly) highest point of highway
The highway (formerly) highest point
Taking out more clothes
Hotel for the tired
Souvenir shops
Terraces all over the place
Half tunnels
Chicken riding jeepney
Mountain province
Traffic warden for ongoing roadworks
Mountain province
Mountain province
Waterfall
Terraces
Bontoc
Mountain views with terraces
Bontoc, down in the valley
On the road
Bay-yo terraces
Bay-yo terraces
Bay-yo
View from the Bay-yo viewpoint
Mountain views with terraces
Mountain views with terraces
Mountain views with terraces
Mountain views with terraces
Mountain views with terraces
Banaue
Rock garden at the Banaue Grand View hotel
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