Meet at your accommodation and load the car/minivan; do a quick briefing so the group of seven (including two seniors) is comfortable with today’s pace and accessibility needs.
Drive to Tam-awan Village (short uphill drive). Park close to the entrance so seniors have minimal uphill walking; buy entrance tickets and pick up a simple site map.
Guided stroll through Tam-awan Village’s reconstructed Ifugao huts and art cottages — admire the woodcarvings, local paintings and small galleries; stop frequently for photos and short rests.
Visit the Tam-Awan Artist-in-Residence Gallery and workshops; speak with local artists if available and browse hand-crafted souvenirs — there are benches nearby for seniors to rest between cottages.
Short nature walk along the pine-scented trails around Tam-awan’s art trail; take a gentle path up to the viewpoint for a panoramic glimpse of Baguio’s hills and photogenic landscapes.
Drive or walk 6-10 minutes to Café by the Ruins Dua (or the original Café by the Ruins if preferred) for lunch; choose hearty Cordilleran-inspired dishes or Filipino comfort food — request a table with easy access for seniors.
Head to the nearby Igorot Stone Kingdom (short drive). Orient the group at the entrance and take a relaxed walk around the stone terraces and carved features that celebrate Igorot heritage.
Explore the Igorot Stone Kingdom’s sculptures, interpretive panels and quiet garden nooks — encourage slower pacing so seniors can enjoy the art and take photos without rushing.
Attend any available short cultural demonstration or storytelling if scheduled (many small sites run local craft demos); otherwise, enjoy tea/coffee at the on-site kiosk while resting on shaded benches.
Take a scenic, low-grade walk connecting back toward Session Road direction — stop at outdoor viewpoints and stone installations; keep the route flat and avoid steep steps for seniors.
Visit Baguio Museum (or the nearby Ili-likha Artists Village if you prefer contemporary local art) for a quieter indoor experience with seating and exhibits highlighting Cordillera culture and history.
Relax with a light snack and hot chocolate at Choco-late de Batirol in Camp John Hay (a short drive away) — their rustic seating works well for seniors and the group can trade impressions of the day so far.
Optional short stop at Ili-likha Artists Village (if not earlier) for a late-afternoon visit to artist studios and photographic murals — this is a gentle activity with benches and artist-run stalls.
Return to the accommodation for a brief rest; seniors can freshen up and others can sort any purchased art or souvenirs before dinner.
Dinner at Forest House Bistro & Cafe or 50’s Diner (choose one based on group preference) — both offer comfortable seating and hearty meals; reserve a table to accommodate seven and request accessible seating.
Leisurely evening walk near Session Road or a short drive to Mines View Park for a quick night viewpoint (if the seniors are comfortable); otherwise head back to the hotel for an early evening.
Group debrief over hot drinks at your accommodation — share photos and highlights, and note any places you’d like to revisit on future trips.
End of day: ensure seniors have what they need for a comfortable night (meds, extra blankets); prepare for next-day travel or departure.