The first cave I explored was the Sumaguing Cave in Sagada, Mountain Province. That was way back in 2007. The second, although it may not be strictly a cave, was the one at the Underground River in Palawan. The third were the Ambongdolan Caves in nearby Tublay, Benguet. For my fourth, it’s the Capisaan Cave in Nueva Vizcaya… and I have to say it’s the best I have seen so far. Let me give you a glimpse of it the best I can.
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great post! can you please provide contact information of your guide/s? thanks!
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Hi there~ Thank you for dropping by!
There is no signal in the area, so the guides even have to go to town to go online. They have a Facebook page, though, intermittently updated but updated nonetheless.
I suggest you go there directly. The house of Pastor Pawid, one of the guides, is a short walk to the entrance to the Lion Cave.
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My home province… If your planning to go here, contact me. Im willing to help my co traveller…
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Thoroughly enjoyed and loved Capisaan! I hope to be able to visit more of your home province in the future!
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Planning to go here hopefully this year. How many hours ang Kasibu from Bambang?
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I can’t be entirely sure because we took the other route, but I asked a friend and was told that Bambang to Kasibu takes roughly 6 hrs. Hope you do check it out! Let me know what you thought of it when you’ve seen it!
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I will definitely go there hopefully this summer! But, do they accept walk-ins?? Also, do they have a minimum number of participants?
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Its just 1-2 hrs, it will depend on the vehicle youll be using. The roads are now concrete.
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Thanks for clarifying that. Turns out the friend I asked went roundabout on a road trip, so it took them 6+ hours. 🙂
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No need for reservations, there are tourguides assigned in the tourist hall of that barangay, going to kasibu particulrly in brgy capisaan is somewhat hard so its better to have your own ride or just rent if you have a budget. email me if you have other questions. quimcastrorn@gmail.com
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Good day. I am planning to visit Capisaan Cave by next month. I just want to ask how to go there from Solano. I will be commuting so I want to know if there is a regular tricycle to Kasibu or I need to rent. Just in case how much is the suggested rent? thank you in advance.
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Taga solano kaba @rj
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No Qim. Ill be coming from Manila kasi and diretso sa Solano kasi may mgakakilala ako dun.
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@rj i see, i doubt kung my trike going to kasibu, hnd kakayanin ng trike ang daan kung via quezon town ka. if pa bambang naman e pwede kang mag jeep from solano to bambang then look for a public jeepney or van na pupunta sa kasibu particularly to brgy capisaan. Kung mag isa ka lng pupunta mapapa mahal ka dahil hnd friendly ang capisaan sa mga solo backpacker, you need to have a companion to split the expenses.
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so pwede na from Manila, sa Bambang na lang ako baba and from there may mga sakay na to Capisaan?
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Yep, pwede ka ng bumaba sa bambang then look for a jeep or van going to kasibu kasi mas maganda ang daan dun compared kung magpapa solano ka pa
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okay. baka ganun nalang dn ang plano. sa may poblacion ba mismo ng bambang ang babaan? and from Capisaan, pano yung way back? and baka hapon na makalabas ng cave.
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Yep, but the prblem is walng ride pabalik ng hapon, worst case scenario pa is 1-2 jeep per way lang, papnta at pabalik. Pero ang alam q my homestay naman dun kung mag oovernyt ka.
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okay. No prob naman kung may homestay. 😀 hope to be ethere by next week. Anyway, are u from Vizcaya? familiar ka dn ba sa Dumliing falls? Mejo wala kasi akong mahanap na clear na guide papunta sa jump off e. Baka mabigyan mo ako ng detail on how to go there. 😀
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Taga solano aq, i already heard it pero kailangan ng guide dun ska mahal ata, d lang aq sure
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oww. May nakapagsabi kasi sa akin about it. e ang ganda. gusto kong puntahan. 😀
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Pero nsa bucketlist din namin yan, kasama q mga co travellers q
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yes. ang ganda e. 😀 anyway, thanks for the help.
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Less than an hour lang
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From Bambang po ba, sementado po ang daan going to Kasibu? pwede po bang Sedan ang dala?
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Hi sir! try also to explore Pao cave,located at barangay Pao,kasibu, Nueva vizcaya,my home towm. It was once featured as one of the longest cave but due to it’s geographical location only a few knows about it.And of course our officials does’nt give importance on tourism sad but true..
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I think that’s a problem in many areas in our country. The people and the officials need to take the initiative to promote tourism, but I guess some of them have their reasons for preferring to keep it to themselves.
Thanks for the rec, Ma’am Rowena! We will surely add Pao Cave to our (growing!) list of places to check out in the future!
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Hi! do we need to make a reservation first before heading to the cave? Or do they accept walk-ins?
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how much po yung entrance fee sa cave?
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DEPENDE KUNG HALFWAY OR TRU N TRU, KNG D AQ NAGKAKAMALI E 250 ANG TRU N TRU TAS 150 ANG HALFWAY.
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talaga? kasi may nakapagsabi sa akin nasa 1,250 ang entrance good for 5 yun. so min of 5. lower than 5 is 1,250 parin ang babayaran. May ganung rule po ba noong pumunta kayo?
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Wala namang rule na ganun dun nung pmnta kami, hnd q lng alam ngaun kung nag change sila. Saka isa pa, 5 kami nagpnta dun dati kasi mahal pag mag isa.
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