Tam-Awan Village

Nestled into the hilly mountains of Baguio is an unsuspecting art village. At a glance, you only notice traditional huts with grass roofs scattered on different levels of elevation throughout the forest. But once entering, you’ll discover that each hut is actually a contemporary art gallery. You get nature and art in one place.

The grounds are lovely to explore. You’ll find a Koi Pond, forest trails, and exquisite views of the town from Tam-Awan Village. There is a guide on site who can tell you more about the huts and the art pieces they house.

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