Baguio City: Tam-Awan Village

Go on a Cordillera historical tour and start with Tam-Awan Village if you want to learn more about the region's indigenous art forms.

Tam-Awan Village, built by the Chanum Foundation in 1998, is based after native Ifugao villages to offer visitors a taste of the rest of the region.

In the local dialect, the word Tam-Awan signifies vantage point. The Tam-Awan Village is named from its location on a hilltop with a panoramic view of the South China Sea.

You'll love exploring the numerous Cordillera huts situated around Tam-Awan Village, which have a breathtaking perspective and rich foliage. You can also take a short hike to one of the village's viewing decks.