Mt. Pulag

1. How do we get to Mt. Pulag?
A 6 hour bus ride from Manila to Baguio then antother 4-5 hour Jeep ride to the Ranger Station, the jumpoff point of Mt. Pulag.

2.What transportation will be used?
The Victory Liner bus line.

3.Where is the bus station?
Bus station is located in Pasay, near the MRT/EDSA station. 

4. Is the climb hard?
Mt. Pulag has a dificulty of 4/10, 10 being the hardest. This may be relatively easy but one must be physiclly fit and healthy to hike Mt. Pulag. 

5.Is there cellphone signal?
Cellphone signal is intermittent. 

6.Where do we stay?
We will be staying on a homestay since camping is not allowed on the mountain as of the moment. 

7.What food will be served?
Since meals will be prepared by the locals, meals will vary depending on their availability. For vegitarians, we can prepare chopsuey (a mixture of vegetables) for them.  

8.How cold does it get?
Usually temperatures at night and early morning range from 10-15deg. If it rains it gets colder. 

9.is there a toilet during the hike? 
There are toilets on each campsite but it's not modern. 

10.Can we take a bath before heading back to Baguio?
Yes. You may take a bath at the homestay before heading back to Baguio. 

11. I heard camping is not allowed in Mt. Pulag?
For rehabilitation purposes, the DENR has decided to prohibit camping. With this, we have decided to stay in Homestays located at the foot of Mt. Pulag. This would give us a proper place to rest as we trek very early in the morning for the summit assault.