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Friday October 24, 2008
After having rested for about an hour, I took a hot shower to freshen up, and had late lunch at the veranda of People’s Lodge, while relishing the views of the town below.
Soon after, I asked around for a trike that could take me to the two places I had planned for the day: the Museum of Cordilleran Sculpture and the Banaue Hotel.
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| The Museum of Cordilleran Sculpture houses one of the most comprehensive collections of indigenous tribal artifacts. |
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| The Banaue Hotel is one of the oldest and largest government-owned hotel properties in the Cordilleras. |
A staff at the hotel front desk, though, suggested that the museum is just a brief 3-5 minute uphill hike, maybe a little longer if walking at a leisurely pace. But I still felt a little tired from the overnight trip, so I decided to just ride.
I found one who charged me just ₱200 for two hours, just enough time to take me to both destinations and back.
Now on to the first stop on my list, the Museum of Cordilleran Sculpture.
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