Davao is the 11th most populous region in the Philippines. It is the most populous country in the Mindanao region. The place has grown into a commercial trade and tourism center. It is an important source of agricultural products in the country. Such as bananas, pineapples, mangoes, grapefruits, and the infamous durian, still known as the “king of fruits”. Due to its industry, facilities, and natural attractions, the Davao region has many visitors yearly.
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The spectacular Mount Apo towers at 9,692 feet and is the highest mountain in the Philippines. They declared a national park by former President Manuel L. Quezon in 1936. The “grandfather of the Philippine Mountains” attracts climbers from any country yearly. From the top of the mountain, you can view the impressive lake, the highest lake in the country.
Davao City is the capital and hosts the Kadayawan Festival, one of the largest celebrations in the province. Celebrate every three weeks in August, thanks to the rich harvest. The city has a vibrant culture and a tranquil atmosphere. The celebration begins with a traditional ceremony followed by street dances, competitions, and parades. Their shopping center sold during this holiday season.
Another attraction is the Philippine Eagle Center, home to the famous Monkey Eagle. In terms of length and wingspan, the majestic animal is the largest eagle in the world. The amazing endangered hawks are being treated at the center with other animals.
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No matter if you are in the Davao section, you won’t tire of the many things to do and see.
Besides visiting People’s Park, there are additional parks to explore. Relax amidst the lush gardens of Eden Nature Park, observe crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and mammals at Crocodile Park, and immerse yourself in the traditions of the Mindanao nation at the K’Mindanawan tribe at Crocodile Park’s riverside complex. Plan a visit to the Philippine Eagle Center for a rare opportunity to observe the magnificent Philippine Eagle in person. For an exhilarating adventure, explore Deca Wakeboard Park and experience the thrill of water skiing activities.
Davao City is the capital and hosts the Kadayawan Festival, one of the largest celebrations in the province. Celebrate every three weeks of August…
Davao, Philippines
Dahican Beach is not just a place to swim in Davao Oriental. But you can free up your inner adventurer and learn to surf and skimboard while you are there. If this idea is not big enough, head on to Aliwagwag Falls in Cateel, where you can enjoy zip lining.
How to Get to Davao?
By plane
The quickest way to get to Davao is by plane. Metro Manila flights to Davao International Airport are less than two hours. If you are from Cebu, it only takes more than an hour. Major commercial airlines, including Cebu Pacific Airlines, PAL Express, and AirAsia, are examples in the industry. Daily direct flights to Davao make it convenient to access their services.
Land and sea
Remarkable people don’t know Davao can be further reached by land and sea travel. You can take the Philtranco bus to Davao at the Cubao or Pasay terminal. Following a long road trip, the bus will take the RORO ferry (Roll-Roll, Ro-Ro) and eventually take you to Davao. The total travel time is approximately one and a half days.
Hotel Tropika, Davao City, Philippines
Conveniently located, Hotel Tropika offers practical facilities and comfortable rooms, making it an ideal base for your stay in Davao City.
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