The dew that the shrubs collected through the night was still cradled in their leaves’ beautiful embrace when we arrived at Kiltepan Viewpoint. While time seemed to stand still for these droplets, we were hurrying to the top of the hill as fast as we could, trying to catch the sunrise. We cut the fog that blanketed the trees and thoroughly trod to the top, all the while trying to avoid stepping on the red mud. We ended up catching our breaths, our footwear covered in mud and our eyes feasting on this heavenly spectacle that unfolded before our eyes.
The sun emerged from the sea of clouds and its first rays broke through with indescribable wonder. We tried to take all marvels in — although it seems impossible — as we stood there and viewed the sun signal the start of day. It was amazing.
Kiltepan viewpoint is the most popular spot to catch the well-known Sagada sunrise. The fading darkness reveals an ocean of white clouds blanketing the hills and the valleys below. The sun peeks like a curious god, saying hi to its creation. As the sun inches from the horizon, the clouds part — if you’re lucky — and reveal the spectacular terraces underneath.
The path to paradise. The trail to the viewpoint.
Beautiful foggy morning!
A small cabin at Kiltepan hill
My friends, feeling model
View after the sunrise.
Aside from the golden sunrise, easy joys await those who are identified and early. For a man like me who is used to the heat of the sun, it was quite entertaining to view the smoke that came out of my breath when I spoke. The trees lining up around the site also made a beautiful view. and the fog, ah the fog, made it all enchanting.
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