Ili-Likha Artists Village is truly one of Baguio’s hidden gems! 🌿🎨
It’s not your usual café or tourist spot — it’s a creative haven built from recycled wood, bottles, and other upcycled materials. Every corner feels like a piece of art, from the hand-painted walls to the quirky stairways and cozy nooks. You can really feel the artistic soul of the city here.
The place has a calm and laid-back vibe — perfect for those who want to slow down, take photos, and just appreciate local creativity. The food stalls offer a mix of healthy and unique dishes, with vegetarian and local options available. I personally loved how everything feels authentic and proudly Filipino.
It’s not a luxury place, but that’s part of its charm. More of a rustic, bohemian experience surrounded by nature and art. Definitely worth a visit if you want to see Baguio beyond the usual tourist spots. 🌲☕🎭
Best for: Art lovers, coffee drinkers, chill hangouts, and anyone looking for inspiration.
Tip: Visit in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and great lighting for photos!

– Sheryll Ann “Sheann” Lozada

I didnt eat anything here… Just the went for the vibes… and it did not disappoint. Ill come back for the food next time and rerate… meantime, I do suggest for you to visit and see the arts! No wait on weekdays… not peak season so easy to go around and explore… thanks!

– Jackie Agbon

Went on a weeknight at around 6:30pm. Lighting was a challenge so if you come for pictures, better to come during daylight. And earlier! Half of the food places were already closed, and after doing one tour of the whole place, the rest of the stores closed as well 😭 I only got to drink a matcha latte from Kulaaw.

The art pieces are very interesting though. Passionate, meticulous and sustainable. They must look better with natural light.

Will definitely come back here in April 2026 during the day!

– Viktoria Diosana