In all my trips to Sagada, I have yet to visit Lake Danum. They say it is best to go there during sunset and watch the glimmering water and the fading sun beyond the mountains.

Now that would be a lovely sight indeed.

I don’t know but every time I go to Sagada, Lake Danum was just never a priority. I guess it’s because I always go with a different batch of friends, all new to Sagada and they insist on seeing the major sights like the Sumaguing Caves, Bomod-ok Falls and the rest. The lake was just not one of them.

Lake Danum, I believe, is a man-made lake but just as the same, it is beautiful. It’s a 30-minute walk from the town center.

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Yesterday it was reported that Baguio has reached 7 degrees Celsius and that frost have started to form on the crops. The same thing has been happening in other parts of Benguet and nearby Mountain Province particularly in Sagada.

It is generally considered that Sagada is always colder than Baguio so I can just imagine how chilling it is there right now. The coldest I’ve experienced Sagada was when I went there on a February weekend and the coldness was already too much to bear for me who is used to the heat of Metro Manila.

If I only have the time to travel I would go there now to experience the freezing temperature of Sagada.

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I was finding the previous template too cluttered with all the widgets, ads and everything else that I’ve been putting on the sidebars of my Sagada site’s Seashore theme. So I decided to change it to MistyLook.

Both Seashore and MistyLook are the works of Sadish Bala, one of the most active WordPress theme designers. I find his style very refreshing and easy on the eyes.

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