Experience
Tam-awan Village Cordillera Huts
Tam-awan in the local idiom means “vantage point,” an appropriate name for a collection of Cordillera Huts that sit on a hillside that affords visitors a magnificent view of the South China Sea on a clear day.
Tam-awan Village is a small community of huts that is preserved and maintained by cordilleran artist. Rent one of the native hut to feel how our ancestor’s lived before.
Each hut is the original hut that came from different provinces of the Cordillera. It’s a must see and new experience for travelers to discover.
Rates
Room or Modern Hut
500.00
per person / day
1000.00
2 per person / day
350.00
10 pax or more / day
Luccong hut
Upper Class Kalinga Hut: ca. 1923
The Binayon (Finaryon) or The Traditional Octagon House.
This hut was found in Luccong, Butbut, Kalinga. This house is one of the three surviving binayon houses in Butbot area. The Binayon, a generation ago was considered as a dwelling place for the rich Kalinga and the square houses are less aristocratic.
- Common Cr
- Two Queen Beds
- Good for 7 persons
Dukligan hut
Ifugao Hut: ca. 1937
The Fertility Hut is where a married couple resides after a year of inability to produce a child.
The shaman performs a ritual offering to the male and female bulols. The couple will then stay in the hut for a month. If after this period expires and still they are unable to produce a child, the man has the right to find another woman, although marriage is still in effect.
The cycle is repeated and then the woman may now find another man. The purpose of which is to determine who among the couple is infertile.
- Private Bathroom
- Good for 2 persons
Modern hut
- Private Bathroom
- One Queen Bed One Double Deck
- Good for 7 persons