Heritage · Pinsao Proper, Baguio

Tam-awan Village

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  • Budget

    Around ₱100 for adults; workshops are paid separately.

  • Time needed

    1.5–2 hrs

  • Best time

    Late afternoon on clear days for the sunset view; mornings are quieter

  • Getting there

    Taxi or Grab from downtown (about 15–20 minutes), or a Tam-awan/Pinsao jeepney from the Kayang Street area.

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About this spot

A hillside artists' village of reconstructed Ifugao and Kalinga huts, set up to keep Cordillera arts and building traditions alive. Walk the steep trails between nipa-roofed huts, browse galleries by local artists, try a quick portrait sketch or a dreamcatcher or painting workshop, and on clear afternoons catch the view toward the South China Sea. It feels calm and creative, a nice counterpoint to the busy downtown spots.

Good for

  • History Trip
  • Photo Walk
  • Casual Date
  • Solo Trip

Where you’ll be

366-C Pinsao Proper, Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio City

  • By commute

    Taxi or Grab from downtown (about 15–20 minutes), or a Tam-awan/Pinsao jeepney from the Kayang Street area.

  • Parking

    Small parking area near the entrance; roadside parking on busy days.

Good to know

Magkano entrance sa Tam-awan Village?

Around ₱100 for adults, with discounts for students, seniors and kids. Workshops cost extra.

Is it okay for kids and seniors?

Kids will enjoy it, but trails are steep and uneven. Seniors may want to stay on the lower paths.

May activities ba sa Tam-awan?

Oo, may art workshops tulad ng painting at dreamcatcher-making, plus portrait sketches by resident artists.

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