Tam-awan Village

Tam-awan Village is a reconstructed Cordilleran cultural village located in Pinsao Proper, Baguio City, Benguet. Established in 1998 by the Chanum Foundation with support from National Artist Benedicto Cabrera, it features authentic Ifugao and Kalinga huts relocated from the Cordillera region. The village functions as an open-air museum and artists' colony, showcasing indigenous architecture, traditional crafts, and contemporary Cordilleran art amid pine-covered hills overlooking the city.

Visitors can explore a hillside complex of authentic Ifugao and Kalinga huts on stilts connected by stone paths and wooden walkways amid pine trees. The village includes art galleries, workshops and viewing decks overlooking Baguio City. Expect exhibits of Cordilleran artifacts, paintings and sculptures by local artists, cultural demonstrations, and small shops selling handicrafts. The terrain is sloped with stairs and uneven trails.

Established in 1998 by the Chanum Foundation, an organization of local artists led by National Artist Benedicto Cabrera (BenCab), to preserve Cordilleran heritage. Traditional Ifugao huts were acquired and reconstructed on site to prevent their loss and to create a living museum and artists' village promoting indigenous architecture and arts.

Serves as a center for preservation and promotion of Cordilleran culture, showcasing traditional Ifugao and Kalinga architecture, indigenous crafts, and contemporary art by Baguio artists. Functions as an artists' colony and cultural education venue for visitors to learn about northern Luzon indigenous traditions.