Hanging Coffins

The Hanging Coffins of Sagada are one of the most unique cultural landmarks in the Philippines. These wooden coffins are placed on limestone cliffs as part of an ancient burial tradition practiced by the local Igorot people. This custom reflects deep respect for ancestors and beliefs about the afterlife. Visitors can see coffins hanging high on rock faces, creating a powerful and meaningful sight surrounded by nature. For travelers, the Hanging Coffins offer a rare opportunity to learn about indigenous culture while exploring Sagada’s mountain landscape.