Travel Guide : How to Get to the Cagsawa Ruins?

By eddonthenet February 13, 2017 #Travel

The Cagsawa Ruins are the remains of a 17th century church built by the Franciscans. The first church was erected in 1587 but was destroyed by Dutch marauders in 1646. The church was reconstructed in 1724 by Fr. Francisco Blanco. In February 1, 1814, Mt. Mayon began its most violent and deadly eruption in recorded history. Unfortunately, the church, along with most of the town of Cagsawa, was destroyed by lahars and pyroclastic flows, killing thousands of inhabitants.

What to see and do in Cagsawa Ruins National Park

Take photos of the classic postcard shot of the Mayon Volcano
Shop for souvenirs
Go for an ATV adventure

How to go to Cagsawa?

From Manila ride a bus going to Ligaspi, Albay
From Legazpi: Ride a jeepney bound for Camalig, Guinobatan, Ligao or Polangui. These will all pass by the junction leading to Cagsawa where you can walk or hire a tricycle to take you to the ruins

NOTE: Fares, routes, and schedules are subject to change without prior notice.

CONTACTS

Main Office

2nd floor Rosita Ang building, Ziga Ave., corner A.A. Berces St. Tabaco City

Tel : 5682106 / 4875318 cellphone number : 09173461133

Ermita Booking Office

P4 Pader Faura Center 472 P. Faura Corner M.H. Del Pilar, Ermita Manila

Tel: 5248704 telefax : 5248704 Cell No. : 09174815809 / 09176063918

Ali Mall Booking Office

Araneta Center bus Terminal, Cubao, Quezon City

Tel : 9134514 / 4393787 cell No : 0917-6063918

Legazpi Satellite Booking Office

Tel : 8206598 Cell No : 09176498927

Daraga Booking Office

Lorete Building , Ilawod, Daraga Albay

Telephone number : 4833730 Cell No – 0917-6063916

Tabaco Booking Office Intergrated Bus terminal , Tabaco City

Tel No. – 8301075

LCC Booking Office Legaspi

Tel 4807810 to 13 loc 110

Tabaco Tel 4875315 / 4875356 loc 109

Info from www.phbus.com

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