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December 11th, 2014 11:00 AM #1Ano pong route ang safest and easiest kapag going from Baguio to Isabela? Yung kaya ng Avanza. Salamat.
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December 11th, 2014 11:16 AM #2
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December 11th, 2014 11:28 AM #3
safe and easiest? via san jose ka pero kung fastest via kayapa pero dapat maingat ka kung sa kennon nagdadasal ka bago umakyat yung via kayapa triplehin mo na ang dasal mo
bayombong to baguio via kayapa is 4 hrs. drive. saan ka manggagaling sa isabela?Last edited by Syuryuken; December 11th, 2014 at 11:32 AM.
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December 11th, 2014 11:36 AM #4
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December 11th, 2014 11:46 AM #5
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January 18th, 2015 01:11 PM #6
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January 18th, 2015 01:12 PM #7
[QUOTE=Syuryuken;2435914]safe and easiest? via san jose ka pero kung fastest via kayapa pero dapat maingat ka kung sa kennon nagdadasal ka bago umakyat yung via kayapa triplehin mo na ang dasal mo
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January 19th, 2015 12:12 PM #8
From experience, you have to choices:
Go down Baguio either by Kennon or Marcos Highway. Then proceed to Pangasinan and upon reaching the junction of Carmen and Rosales, turn LEFT and follow the road going to San Jose City, Nueva Ecija. Then continue on the Maharlika Highway onto Nueva Viscaya then Isabela. This is the most advisable route if you are to travel at night.
If you choose to travel while the sun is up, you can go to Pacdal circle then take the route going to ambuklao dam. Then follow the road leading to Kayapa. Along that road you will find a fork that says Bambang and Aritao. Take the road going to Aritao since majority of the road going to Bambang is suited for 4x4 vehicles (regretted it awfully). Then upon reaching Aritao town proper, follow the road to the Maharlika Highway (Petron Aritao should be on your left). Then turn left and proceed to Isabela.
The Ambukalao-Kayapa road is a shorter route going to Isabela. However, as most of our fellow forumers have advised, it is not advisable to pass there after sundown as there are no streetlights, no gas stations, and no mobile signal for the most part of the trip. However, if you want to experience baguio before commercialization set in (pine tree scent, unending greenery and cool mountain air with just road dust and no vehicle smog), then this is the way to go.
HTH
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January 19th, 2015 12:21 PM #9
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