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After your done in Baguio head to Banaue!!, Philippines
Scott Scot
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The trip to Banaue is AWESOME!! The road there has to one of the most scenic in the world!! I can be a hair raising ride too! There are'nt alot of guard rails and the bus I was on didn't seem to be in tip-top shape but I had a great time on my 9˝ hour trip of bouncing all over the place. There are Air-con buses available too. Those may be a little more comfortable than what I was on. I don't like to ride in style! The road passes Rice Terraces , Small villages , some towns and a couple of pretty interesting bus stops! None of my pictures do the trip justice! And Banaue is just AWESOME too! hiking though the rice terraces is very rewarding! Tiring Too!
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