Top Luzon Hiking Tours

Hike the rice terraces with your tour guide whose family resides right at the rice terraces. With deep connections to the residents of Batad, Banaue, you'll get indepth knowledge about the life and history of this amazing historical place. Meet some of the farmers and artisan rice wine makers, and watch how the farmers process bushels of rice into ready-to-cook rice by hand and tools inherited from their forefathers. Hike as long as you want (1-5 hours), or as short and leisurely as you want. Inhale the sweet aroma of the rice fields, as one claimed, "It smells like a freshly steamed rice."

Take a break from the crazy of downtown Manila and enjoy the thrills and spills of an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) ride through the mountains of Rizal on this small-group tour, with transfers from downtown Manila. Your guide will provide training and safety basics before you head off to explore the dirt roads of the Sierra Madre mountains. Finish up with a dive into a secret waterfall.

Trade the bustling city streets of Manila for the tranquility of the mountains when you book this full-day hike to Mount Daraitan. Join a small group and get your blood pumping on this moderately difficult hike to the summit of the mountain. While you hike, enjoy views of other mountains, the Tinipak River, and nearby villages.

Are you craving fresh air and a break from the city? Embrace the healing power of nature with the soothing river, rustling wind, and breathtaking terraces—more than a hike, it’s a journey for the soul. It's rewarding. Embark on an unforgettable 4-day journey through the scenic highlands of the Philippines! Explore Banaue, marvel at the 2,000-year-old UNESCO-listed rice terraces, trek to the breathtaking Batad amphitheater, and connect with locals to learn ancient farming techniques and their way of life. Discover Sagada’s mystical beauty, from the Hanging Coffins of Echo Valley to the awe-inspiring limestone caves of Sumaguing. This carefully curated adventure offers stunning landscapes, authentic cultural experiences, and hassle-free travel with expert guides and cozy accommodations. Book now for an adventure you’ll treasure forever!

Nagpatong Rock consists of two towering limestone cliffs facing each other. These towers seem to be made up of layers of huge blocks of rock place on top of each other hence the name Nagpatong, from Tagalog word “patong” or to put on top. But how these rock formations were formed is a secret only nature knows. The most photographed view of Nagpatong Rock is the one with a flat top which is usually taken from the other rock formation. To accomplish this shot, your guide will assist you to the flat top before going to the other rock formation to take the shot. Nagpatong Is really an impressive formation but not for those who have weak hearts or fear of heights. Climbing to the top of the rock is not easy as it involves climbing through bamboo ladders and vertical walls, so climb at your own risk. Risky but a worthy feat!