When a designated driver picks you up at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay City, your adventure to the Philippines will officially begin. You will then be escorted to your hotel in Manila. Once you've checked in, you can enjoy the rest of the day however you wish.Should you wish to just stay at the hotel, you can take advantage of its facilities and amenities. If you want to go out, you can visit the nearby tourist attractions or try the local cuisine at neighborhood restaurants.

Check out of your hotel in Manila. You will be picked up and brought to Mt. Pinatubo, a volcano located on the border of three provinces in Luzon: Zambales, Tarlac, and Pampanga. The volcano is famous for its massive 1991 eruption, which is the second-largest eruption on earth in the 20th century.You will be able to trek to the volcano. Enjoy the hike and the views that you will encounter along the way. After the trip, you will head to Vigan, a city in the province of Ilocos Sur. You will check in to your hotel here and rest.

Vigan is known for its old houses and cobblestone streets and is perfect for history and culture buffs. In fact, it is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.Today, you will be able to explore it via a day tour which includes stops at the Bantay Church, one of the oldest churches in Vigan; The Archbishop's Palace, the only ecclesiastical palace from the 18th century still standing in the Philippines; and Calle Crisologo, the famous historical cobblestoned street lined with Spanish-era mansions.You will also visit the Crisologo Museum, the Ilocos Regional Complex, the pottery shop Pagburnayan, the Baluarte Zoo, and Cristy's Loomweaving.

Check out of your hotel in Vigan and travel to Laoag in Ilocos Norte. You will enjoy a tour of some of the city's top attractions. You will visit the Sinking Bell Tower, which sinks to the ground at a rate of around one inch per year, Paoay Church, which is known for its massive buttresses, and the Ilocos Sand Dunes, where you can see gorgeous views of the seemingly endless stretch of sand bordered by the sea.Other stops on this tour include St. Williams Cathedral, Aurora Park, Malacañang of the North, and Paoay Lake.

Today, you will go on a trip to Ilocos Norte's scenic spots. From your hotel in Laoag, you'll head to the Bacarra Ruins, which used to be one of the highest bell towers in the country. Next, you'll visit the stunning Kapurpurawan Rock Formation, which, with its stark white color, is just begging to be photographed. You'll head to the Cape Bojeador Lighthouse next, the highest active elevated lighthouse in the Philippines. Before heading back to your hotel in Laoag, you will also visit the Bangui Windmills, Pagudpud Beach, Bantay Abot, and the Patapat Viaduct.

A designated driver will pick you up at your hotel in Laoag so your adventure to Sagada province, your next destination, can officially begin.The driver will bring you to your hotel. Check in, rest, and check out the facilities and amenities of the hotel, or try the popular restaurants in the area.

You will start exploring the province of Sagada,  which is known for its scenic mountain valleys and limestone caves.You will visit two unique attractions today, Sumaguing Cave and Hanging Coffins. Sumaguing Cave is one of the largest caves in the 60 found underneath Sagada. It is popular for its rock formations that are said to resemble the shapes of animals and people. Meanwhile, the Hanging Coffins, which literally hang from the side of a rock face, will give you a peek into the Igorot's burial traditions.Pay attention to your guide’s instructions for a safe trip. Take some photos and enjoy the calming view of Sagada.

Today, you will continue to visit some of Sagada's tourist attractions. You will visit several spots today, Marlboro Mountain, Blue Soil Hills, and Lake Danum.Marlboro Mountain will give you the chance to witness the majestic sea of clouds that Sagada is famous for, while a visit to Blue Soil Hills will reward you with stunning views of trees. Relax and chill at the tranquil Lake Danum before heading to Sagada Pottery, where you can see local handicrafts and see a demo of how some of these items are created.Appreciate the culture and the scenery so you will have a memorable experience in Sagada.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Sagada and driven to Banaue. Banaue is known for its stunning mountain views and beautiful rice fields. Before you can check in to your hotel, you will first go on a Banaue tour and explore well-known attractions like Bontoc Museum, Mount Polis, Hungduan Rice Terraces, Hiwang Heritage House, and the Banaue Rice Terraces Viewdeck.  At the Bontoc Museum, you will learn about the history and culture of the Ifugao, the indigenous people of the Cordillera Region. You'll enjoy a trek to Mount Polis before making a stop at the majestic Hungduan Rice Terraces, one of the rice terraces in the Philippines that are declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These terraces are over 2,000 years old but are still very picturesque. You'll also visit the Hiwang Heritage House, which will allow you to see how Ifugaos live. Finally, you'll go to the Banaue Rice Terraces Viewdeck so you can see an awe-inspiring view of the most popular rice terraces in the Philippines, which is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Today, you will continue your journey to Banaue by visiting two more rice field attractions, the Bangaan Rice Terraces and the Batad Rice Terraces. Like the first two rice terraces you visited the previous day, these two are also recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. The Bangaan Rice Terraces serve as a picturesque backdrop to a traditional Ifugao village, while the Batad Rice Terraces' amphitheater shape oozes a natural grandeur that is hard to find anywhere else.

Your driver will pick you up from your hotel in Banaue and bring you to your accommodations in Baguio. Baguio is known for its pine forests and cool climate, earning it the nickname "the summer capital of the Philippines."After checking in, feel free to relax in your room or explore the attractions near your hotel. You can also drop by restaurants and bars and enjoy a meal or some drinks.

Today, you will go on a Baguio arts and cultural sightseeing tour.Aside from its cool climate, this city is known for its cultural and stunning attractions including Camp John Hay, a former recreational facility for the American military which is now home to hotels, restaurants, a mini-golf park, and other establishments. You'll also visit The Mansion, the official summer palace of the Philippine president, and the Baguio Botanical Garden, a relaxing place filled with blooms and plants. Other stops on this tour are the tranquil Wright Park, the iconic Baguio Cathedral, and the peaceful Pink Sisters Convent.Take photos and appreciate the stunning views for a complete experience.

Today, you can explore Baguio on your own. Aside from sightseeing, you can go strawberry picking at Strawberry Farm, visit the BenCab Museum to see art, or go on a food trip in Baguio by visiting various restaurants and coffee shops. Just remember to save room in your stomach for dinner, as you will be dining at Baguio Mountain Man, a restaurant showcasing Cordillera and Cordillera-inspired dishes.

Check out of your hotel in Baguio and wait for your driver to pick you up. From Baguio, you will be driven back to Manila. You have the opportunity to add another night in Manila so you can relax and go shopping for your friends and family back home before leaving the Philippines or heading to your next destination.