Underrated activity. I visited Baguio a few times already and it’s my first time seeing the village which is a very cool experience, the artworks were interesting esp inside the hut. There was also year of the metal horse/Christmas themed galleries.
Hiked a little unexpectedly to see the view decks 😅 and the dreamcatcher.
They have a cafe and impressed by the sandwich which was prepared generously costing only ₱130. 😋

– sakura_lotus

The perfect place to go to if you wish to further immerse yourself particularly in this region's igorot tribes alongside the lush greenery they live in, featuring artwork, souvenirs, and cultural dances to enjoy. It's also an expansive place given the multiple trails one can take to get to different points of interest.

The place can get pretty damp and slippery at times after rain, which is something to consider. But, overall, there are surprisingly no insects of harm despite the lush greenery of the place, and the views are great 🙂

– Perci Donelle F. Hufana

It was very peaceful and chilly on the day we visited. When we reached the top, a cold fog rolled in for a short moment, giving us a glimpse of the majestic view before it disappeared again. There are lots of intriguing statues and mysterious artifacts from the past, each with a short description. Overall, it’s definitely one of the can’t-miss tourist attractions in Baguio

– 王家英