Our Day in Tam-awan Village and Baguio Stone Kingdom
A Journey Through Heritage and Fantasy Entrance to Tam-awan Village Our day started early, the crisp mountain air of Baguio awakening our sense of adventure. As the mist lifted and the sun peeked over the pine-covered hills, we made our way to our first destination— Tam-awan Village , a sanctuary of art, culture, and tradition. Nestled in the highlands, the village felt like stepping back in time, offering a glimpse into the indigenous Cordilleran way of life. As we entered Tam-awan, we were immediately captivated by the traditional Ifugao huts and Kalinga houses, their architecture an ode to a simpler yet meaningful existence. The intricate wooden beams and thatched roofs were a testament to the Cordillera people’s ingenuity, blending with the natural surroundings as if they were a part of the landscape itself. Walking through the village felt like an immersive history lesson, each hut whispering stories of ancestors who once called these mountains home. The village was alive wi...