Ili-Likha Artist Village
About
Baguio's most magical food-and-art hideout! Ili-Likha is a maze of treehouse-like rooms built from salvaged wood, roots, bottles and mosaic, stacked up a hillside just off Session Road. Wander the winding stairs past art pieces, craft stalls and tiny eateries, then grab a seat wherever the view looks best. It's the creative village linked to National Artist Kidlat Tahimik, and walking in is free. Go hungry and take your time: every corner is a different little world!
Go before 1 PM today. Rain likely after.
- All Saints' Day (Oct 31 to Nov 1): rooms fill up fast; book early.Peak week
- 1 to 2 hrsTime to spend
- Late morning or afternoon on a weekday; weekends get packed.Best time to go
- Free entryEntrance and budget
- A short walk from Session Road: head up Assumption Road in downtown Baguio.Getting there
What to do here
- Climb the winding stairs through the treehouse-like rooms
- Eat at the small food stalls
- Shop for local art and crafts
- Combine it with a walk down Session Road
Know before you go
Stairs are steep and narrow in places; watch your step, especially with kids.
It gets crowded on weekends and holidays; mind your bags.
No parking found at the village; walk up from Session Road.
Free entry; food and drinks at the stalls are paid separately.
Where it is
32 Assumption Road, Baguio City, Benguet
By commuteA short walk from Session Road: head up Assumption Road in downtown Baguio.
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FAQ
Is there an entrance fee at Ili-Likha?
No. Walking in is free; you pay only for food, drinks and crafts.
Where is Ili-Likha Artist Village?
On Assumption Road, a short walk up from Session Road in downtown Baguio.
What can you do there?
Explore the treehouse-style art spaces, eat at the small food stalls and shop for local crafts.