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Echo Valley’s Enigmatic Hanging Coffins: A Closer Look at Sagada Mountain Province’s Unusual Funerary Tradition
In the picturesque landscapes of the Philippines’ Sagada, Mountain Province lies a place of wonder and reverence—the Echo Valley. This enchanting destination is not only renowned for its natural beauty but also for a deeply rooted tradition that has captured the curiosity of travelers and cultural enthusiasts for generations—the hanging coffins. In this article, we will delve into the history and significance of Echo Valley, the awe-inspiring practice of the hanging coffins, and provide a guide on how to reach Sagada, where to stay, and where to savor the delectable local cuisine.
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SAGADA, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE: A Comprehensive Travel Guide (with 2-Day Itinerary)
Sagada is known for its “hanging coffins” – the traditional way of burying people which according to their traditions only the married and who have grandchildren may be buried this way. Also, its sunrise viewing which was featured in the movie “That Thing Called Tadhana.”


