Tam-Awan Village is a cultural haven in Baguio that celebrates the art, architecture, and traditions of the Cordillera region. The village features reconstructed traditional huts (bahay-kubo and ifugao-style houses), art galleries, and spaces for workshops and performances, providing a hands-on experience of indigenous culture.
Visitors can explore local artworks, participate in craft-making activities, and enjoy scenic views of the surrounding mountains. Tam-Awan Village serves as both a museum and an interactive cultural space, preserving and promoting the rich heritage of the Cordilleras while offering an enriching experience for tourists, students, and art enthusiasts alike.
