Tam-Awan Village

#baguiotrips Tam-Awan Village isn’t just a tourist stop—it’s a living cultural experience. This reconstructed Cordillera village, perched on a forested slope, blends traditional Ifugao and Kalinga huts with art spaces, making it both a heritage site and a creative retreat. I arrived just before a rain shower, and the mist curling around the wooden huts made the place feel completely otherworldly. You can hike short trails, view local artworks, try your hand at crafts, or even attend storytelling or dance performances when they’re on. The view deck offers a sweeping look at the Baguio landscape, perfect for photos and quiet reflection. The mix of nature, culture, and art here is powerful—it invites you to really feel the Cordillera spirit. It’s not polished or overly commercial, and that’s its charm. Come here if you want to connect with the roots of the region and leave with more than just photos.