Tam-Awan Village

• The Tam-Awan Village blends the indigenous lifestyle of Cordilleran tribes and the imagination of Filipino artists.
• The village was founded in 1998.
• It has worked to preserve the cultural history of the Ifugao and Kalinga tribes.

What can you find there?

• An in-house museum displays monthly exhibits following the central theme of traditional Cordilleran culture.
• Enjoy a picnic at the grounds of the Tam-Awan village.
• Spend an evening relaxing around a bonfire.
• Stay one or two nights in a traditional indigenous hut.
• Watch a cultural show performed by local tribes people.
• Take part in art workshops such as water color, wood carving, bamboo crafts and more.
• Have a delicious and healthy meal at the Tam-Awan Cafe.
• Walk around the grounds and explore the trails and bridges of the village.

How to get to the Tam-Awan Village?

Long Long Benguet Road, Baguio

• From Manila, take a 6 hour bus ride to Baguio City
• From the Baguio City terminal, take a jeep to the Tam-Awan Village

More information about Tam-Awan Village

• Lodging Fees: 500PHP(Single Occupancy) 1000PHP(Double Occupancy) 300PHP(Extra Person) 350PHP(Group 10 people)