Lumiang Cave

In the town of Sagard, there are many caves nearby, and I can think that traveling in this town is mainly for cave tours. This cave is mainly for cave burial coffins. It is also quite interesting to be able to develop this place into a attraction. After all, these caves are buried. I don't want others to disturb me, and since it is a burial, there must be some items buried. Some people will always have the idea here. It feels like many coffins here have been opened by people.

Near the cave, there will actually be many such cave burials. It is just a visit to this attraction. There are more concentrated coffins. As long as you excavate around, there should be a money-making in the town. Classic, All visitors must go to town to pay for the tour, and then the attractions are forced to hire, so the guides can let you into the attractions to watch.

If you enter this cave, it only takes ten minutes to walk, but at this position on the side of the road, there will be a person sitting there to collect your money, and you must pay the visitor center in the town to register here before you can enter. You must bring a tour guide to go in, otherwise you can't go in, and it's really a laughing death to make such a complicated charge.

Tourism in this town. The biggest disadvantage is that you must first go to the town's tourist information center and pay taxes to the government. Then take this receipt to various attractions, and you must hire a local guide. This attraction itself is not needed, just go in and take a photo. But no way, you have to spend that money and let him take you around.

If you want to visit here for free, I suggest that you enter the scenic spot before 8:00 in the morning, because after 8:00, there will be a person to take care of the minimum entry requirements of 300 pesos. Whether it is one person or 10 people, this money is fixed.