Meet at your accommodation for a gentle briefing and light warm-up; confirm mobility needs for the two seniors and pack water, jackets, and comfortable shoes. Arrange a private van or two cars for the group of 7 to keep transfers easy and on-demand.
Drive to Tam-Awan Village (around 15-25 minutes depending on traffic); enjoy the uphill scenery while a guide gives a short introduction to Cordillera art and history. Request a wheelchair-friendly drop-off spot if needed for seniors.
Guided stroll through Tam-Awan Village: visit reconstructed traditional huts (bale), local art galleries, and the artists' workshops; the guide will explain the weaving and woodcarving techniques. Keep the pace relaxed and take frequent seated breaks at scenic viewpoints.
Light snack and coffee at Tam-Awan's café: try local kakanin or a hot chocolate while admiring the mountain views. Use this time to browse hand-crafted souvenirs and chat with resident artists.
Short, easy hike to the bamboo forest viewpoint within Tam-Awan (optional; flat sections and some steps). Seniors can remain at the café or be escorted on the gentler route; allow 20-30 minutes for the round trip.
Drive down to nearby Cafe by the Ruins Dua or Ketchup Food Community for lunch (about 15 minutes depending on traffic). Choose a table with easy access; sample local dishes like pinikpikan-inspired soups or vegetable pinakbet and family-style platters to share.
Head to Igorot Stone Kingdom (approx. 10-20 minutes from lunch spots) and begin a relaxed exploration of the terraced stone displays, carved figures, and interpretive signage. Take photos at the main stone formations and listen to the caretaker or guide explain Igorot stone-lore.
Participate in a short cultural demonstration or stone-carving explanation if available; seniors can watch from shaded seating areas while the rest of the group tries simple hands-on activities. Keep this session to 30-40 minutes to avoid fatigue.
Walk to a nearby tea house or the Igorot Stone Kingdom café for afternoon refreshments—try warm ginger tea or brewed Benguet coffee and share a slice of local carrot cake. Use this pause to rest and regroup.
Optional visit to nearby Baguio Botanical Garden for a gentle, mostly flat stroll amid landscaped paths and Igorot sculptures (10 minutes drive). The garden has benches and shaded areas ideal for seniors; keep the walk to 30-45 minutes.
Drive toward Burnham Park area with an optional quick stop at Camp John Hay for sunset views (depending on time and energy levels). If the group prefers, return directly to accommodation for rest.
Freshen up at your hotel or lodging; seniors should be encouraged to rest and change into warmer layers as Baguio evenings can be chilly. Organize a light briefing for evening plans and dinner preferences.
Dinner at Good Taste (for big group-friendly portions) or at Forest House Bistro & Café for a cozier, higher-elevation dining experience; request a ground-floor table or one with minimal steps for seniors. Order family-style dishes so everyone can sample local and familiar flavors.
Leisurely post-dinner walk around Session Road (short and flat) to enjoy Christmas lights and local street snacks, or head back to accommodation for board games and storytelling. Keep evening activities flexible—prioritize warmth and comfort for seniors.
Optional light nightcap at the hotel lounge or warm drinks in-room; confirm pick-up or departure plans for the next day and ensure seniors have any needed medications or assistance ready. End the day with a brief shared reflection on favorite moments from the Tam-Awan and Igorot visits.