Information about Asin Road Woodcarver's Village

Located along Asin Road, the Woodcarver's Village is the largest concentration of veteran and budding local woodcarvers in Baguio. 
Here traditional crafts and skills of weaving and woodcarving that span decades are practiced and passed on to the next generations. Ifugao woodcarvers are recognized as the best among Cordillera tribes in this art form.

Woodcarver's village showcases the indigenous aesthetics of the region, its natural environment, and the rich cultural heritage of the Cordillerans through wood carving. Subjects of the carved items are mostly associated with the Cordillera, the indigenous people, and animals. They are also commonly religious icons, household items, furniture, signs, and key chains.

Best time to visit

Like most spots in and around Baguio, it's best to drop by the Woodcarvers' Village in the summer season (March to May).