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Eden Nature Park

Eden Nature Park is a mountain resort and paradise located in Davao City.
This place for rest and relaxation is 95% human-made, located 3000 ft
above sea level of Davao City. To get there, it only takes one-and-a-half ride
by plane down south from Manila, and a travel time of approximately one
hour from the airport.

Philippine Eagle Center

The Center is home to 36 Philippine Eagles, 18 of which are captive-bred. It
also houses 10 other species of birds, 4 species of mammals and 2 species
of reptiles. The Philippine Eagle Center (PEC) is about an hour drive from
the city and can be reached either by private or public transport.

Malagos Garden Resort

Malagos Garden Resort is one of the most frequented destinations in Davao
City. Breathe in the cool mountain breeze and be one with nature at
Malagos Garden Resort, a 12-hectare nature theme park in Davao. Malagos
Garden Resort is about 27 kilometers, or 30 to 45 minutes drive from
downtown city proper, and some 32 kilometers from the Davao
International Airport.

Davao Crocodile Park

The Davao Crocodile Park is a tourist destination in Davao that showcases a
‘state of the art’ crocodile farming system in the Philippines, equipped with
modern facilities and equipment. Apart from crocodiles, other exotic animal
species such as raptors, monkeys, bearcats, snakes, birds, and various
reptiles can be found in the park. The park is located near the Riverfront
Hotel at the Riverfront, Corporate City Diversion Highway, Ma-a, Davao City.

Museo Dabawenyo
Museo Dabawenyo or the “Museum of the people of Davao” is one of the
two known museums in Davao. The building of Museo Dabawenyo is
formerly the court of First Instance. The City Government was restored and
rehabilitated to house and showcase the rich history and diverse cultural
heritage of the people of Davao. The Museum is located at Fr. Selga Street
going to Pichon Street, Davao City.

Peoples Park Davao

Formerly the famous PTA Grounds in Davao City, Philippines, this P72 M
worth People’s Park opened on December 15, 2007 which features a mini-
forest, interactive fountains, waterfalls and ponds, a kid’s toyland and large
sculptures representing indigenous groups in Southern Mindanao and the
Philippine eagle

Mt Apo
The magnificent Mount Apo is the “King of Philippine Peaks”, the country’s
highest mountain peak with an elevation of 10,311 feet or 3,144 meters
above sea level. It is also one of Southeast Asia’s highest mountains, and
much sought after climbing destinations.

Japanese Tunnel
Along the Diversion Road in Davao City, there is a Japanese tunnel that
dates back during the World War II. The tunnel was carved out of the hilly
section of Matina Balusong, west of the city by Davao Prisoners of War in
1942. The tunnel was used by the Japanese as a hide-out, and as a means of
transporting their equipment and mobilizing their forces against the
American liberating army.

Epol Falls
Epol Mountain Resort in Marilog District is a 100 kilometers from Davao
proper and will take you almost 3 and half hour to travel. Epol falls was
known as Green Valley waterfalls before. The trek is very easy, no sweat at
all. There is entrance fee collected when you pass by at the first house going
down the waterfalls. They used to collect fees to maintain the cleanliness of
the falls.

Sicao Falls in Tamayong

Datu Sicao Falls is located at Datu Sicao, Purok 6, Tamayong, Calinan, Davao
City. It can be reached by a 4-6 hours trek from the Purok 6, Tamayong.
Usually the hikers stay at the campsite before proceeding to the falls on the
second day.
ROXAS AVENUE NIGHT MARKET
Home of all things colorful, unique and affordable in Davao is the Roxas
Avenue Night Market. Locals flock to this street sale to buy local goods for
less and to enjoy all sorts of Filipino food. The market opens at 5 PM and
not for long, you’ll begin to smell all the BBQ and other delicacies being
cooked here. Because many of the delicacies offered here are quite strange
for foreigners, it’s great to visit this market with a local so you’d know what
you’re eating. Everything is cheap (especially for Westerners) and it’s a great
place to mingle with Davaoeños.

PEARL FARM BEACH RESORT

The beach resort was once home to an actual pearl farm, where precious
pearls were nurtured and cultivated. Today, Pearl Farm Beach Resort is
Samal Island’s jewel, an exceptional destination off the coast of bustling
Davao City.
1. Laze around all day at the Pearl Farm Beach Resort. Frolic along the white
sand, walk under the trees, or simply have a good time while singing
karaoke at the Parola bar at night. A bonus: The food served in Maranao
Restaurant is amazing so you do not have to worry if you will like them or
not.

Lon Wa Buddhist Temple

The Lon Wa Buddhist Temple also known as Long Hua Temple is the biggest
Buddhist temple in Mindanao. The temple can be easily reached by taking a
cab to Cabaguio Avenue – an extension of Leon Garcia Street or riding a
jeepney with the sign “Sasa”.

Tamayong Mountain Prayer

Its impressive full name is the Covenant Mountain and Prayer Center, up in
Tamayong, Mt. Apo, Calinan, less than an hour’s ride from downtown
Davao. For the Reverend Apollo C. Quiboloy, Executive Pastor of the
Kingdom of Jesus Christ the Name Above Every Name, it is a haven for
peace and prayer, for contemplation and soul searching.

San Pedro Cathedral

San Pedro Cathedral is not only the oldest church in Davao City, but also the
city’s premier historical landmark. It was named after San Pedro (Saint
Peter), the patron saint of Davao. The original structure was built in 1847
during the arrival of the Spanish Conquistadors, led by Don Jose Uyanguren.

Cathedral Cave in Golden Gate Adventure

Yellow Gate Adventure Resort is a 28-hectare mountain resort, accessible
on a 1-hour drive from Davao City and its independently owned by Babao
Estate Development Corporation. It’s closest place in Davao City for
clienteles to unwind and relax.

Magsaysay Park
Magsaysay Park in Davao City is a beautifully landscaped public park that
sits on a huge sprawling expanse that faces the clear blue waters of Davao
Gulf.

Davao Chinatown
Davao Chinatown, also known as Mindanao Chinatown, is the only
Chinatown in Mindanao, Philippines. It is located in Davao City. At around
44 hectares, it is at the center of numerous business establishments, of
which a great majority is owned by Chinese Filipinos.

Davao City Hall

The City Hall of Davao was originally built as a Municipal Hall in 1926. Back
then. Davao was not yet declared as a city as was still a part of the larger
Davao Province. In 1937, after a bill was sponsored by then Assemblyman
Romualdo C. Quimpo to make Davao City as a chartered city.

Outland Adventure
Outland Adventure is the largest ropes course facility in the Philippines
situated in a private nature sanctuary just minutes from downtown Davao
City.

Wild Water Rafting at Davao River

Wild Water Rafting is one of the widely popular eco-tourism and outdoor
adventures in Davao City. The site for this extreme water sport is the Davao
River. The 3 1/2 hour wild water rafting starts from Barrio Tamugan in
Calinan, and then ends at the lowlands.
Jack’s Ridge
Jack’s Ridge is one of the most popular recreational and dining destinations
in Davao City. It sits on top of a high and very steep slope, overlooking the
scenic expanse of Davao City and the Gulf of Davao. The place is located on
a high mountain slope at Shrine Hills, Matina, Davao City.

D’ Bone Collector Museum

D’ Bone Collector Museum is another pride and landmark of Davao City.
This is the only Bone museum found in Mindanao. Among the attractions
are the huge sperm whale, the jaws of sharks, the Cambodian python and
over 200 well-preserved skeletons of various animal species from different
environments such as the plains, shallow seas and reefs, tropical
rainforests, lowlands, and arid regions, including the skeletal remains of two
rare sperm whales.

Emars Wavepool and Resort

Said to be the first wave pool in Mindanao, the place offers not just a must-
try experience of enjoyable parties alongside pools with simulated beach
waves since the resort offers much, much more. Visitors could also enjoy
the pool slides, the toddler creeks and bubble pools.

D’ Leonor Hotel Inland Resort

D’ Leonor Hotel Inland Resort, Adventure Park and Wavepool is a 26
hectares inland resort and adventure park located in Purok 5, Barangay
Communal, Cabantian, Davao City, just a 15-30 minutes drive from
downtown area or a 10-minutes ride from the Davao International Airport
in Sasa.

Matina Town Square

Davao’s premier food, entertainment, arts and cultural landmark. Situated
at McArthur Highway, Matina, Davao City.
Forest Hill
Forest Hill is a common venue for social gatherings like birthdays, reunions,
and company field trips. It is a simple resort with a swimming pool
surrounded by cottages. The resort is situated behind a small hill and guests
can follow a trail that leads to the top. It is a 20-minute drive from
downtown Davao, and it is located at Matina Balusong, Diversion Road
Davao City. From downtown, take a taxi going to Forest Hill Resort.
Eagle’s Ridge Davao
Surrounded by green lusheries and trees, any guest would be soothed and
relaxed by the cool mountain breeze, relieving ones stress and tension.
Situated in km. 9, upper Ulas, Talomo, Davao City, is a perfect hideaway
from city’s hustle and bustle.
Apo ni Lola
From the family who pioneered durian candy making in the Davao is the
Apo ni Lola. If you are planning to buy pasalubong for your friends and
loved ones this the best place to visit
DECA Wake Park Davao
DECA Wake Park Davao is the mecca of wakeboarding and wakeskating in
the south of Philippines. This cable park is equipped with a world class
cable system, beginner friendly obstacles and eco-friendly atmosphere.
Situated at Brgy. Tacunan, Mintal, Davao City.
Villa de Mercedes
Villa de Mercedes is a high-end resort subdivision in Catigan, Toril, Davao
City. This residential resort subdivision in Davao offers beautiful and elegant
house and lot packages for you to choose from.
Gumamela Cave Rock Farm Resort
Gumamela Cave Rock Farm Resort is a two-hectare mountain farm resort
situated in a secluded, peaceful and tranquil farm in Purok 3, Barangay
Matina Biao, Tugbok District, 21 kilometers away from Davao City. The land
where the resort is situated is part of the Tolosa Family Estate which was
occupied by the Japanese Imperial Army during WWII.
Partoza Farm
Partoza Durian Farms is Located at Barangay Biao Escuela in Tugbok District,
Davao City, this Durian farm is being developed into a major agro-tourism
destination in this part of Davao City. The farm not only has 500 Durian
trees that yield premium quality fruits but also has all sorts of other fruits
and herbs such as miracle berries, including livestock of goats, vermiculture,
fish, native chicken, and horses.
Bankerohan Public Market
Bankerohan Public Market is the Market of all Markets here in Davao.
Complete, Fresh and less expensive, is what makes this public market the
perfect place to buy your daily needs and also where tourists and visitors
can buy their “pasalubong”
Statue of David & Baywalk
Davao Baywalk and Park, a.k.a. David’s Edge, Seawall, or Queensland Park is
a beachfront park that commands a stunning view of the early sun rising in
the morning amid the vastness of the Gulf of Davao. The Park is beautifully
situated along the coastline of Times Beach in Matina Aplaya, a popular
public beach near Ecoland, Davao City.
Zip City
If you want to see the panoramic view of downtown Davao City while on
the zipline then you have to visit Zip City located in Maa, Davao City.
Sul Orchids
Sul Orchids is an orchid farm, there are no entrance fees, and you can get a
free orchid farm tour if you wish. The orchids in this farm are for sale at
affordable prices. Located at Brgy. Tugbok, Davao City
The Peak
The Peak is a new alfresco area in Gaisano Mall of Davao. A few restaurants
are already open to suite everybody’s taste buds. The place is also perfect
to catch a good view of Davao City in daytime and it is most certainly at its
best during nighttime when Davao City lights up and the fountain area
illuminates and changes into different colors.
Holy Infant in Shrine Hills
Shrine Hills has a chapel, and is also a seminary and meditation center for
Catholics in Davao. People go there to hear Holy Mass, to pray, meditate,
and offer petitions, or simply have quality bonding moments with families,
friends or colleagues. It is also a favorite playground for kids.
Abreeza Mall
Abreeza Mall is a large shopping mall complex located at J.P. Laurel Avenue,
Bajada in Davao City, Philippines. It is the first Ayala Shopping Center
located in Mindanao.
Aldevinco Shopping Center
In all the places to shop here in Davao City, there’s no place quite like
Aldevinco. This is the place to visit for all ethnic handmade products. Access
is easy because it’s located at the heart of the city along C.M. Recto Avenue.
The View
The View Davao is an exclusive venue for garden weddings, special
occasions and corporate events in Davao City. Situated in Brgy. Magtuod,
Davao City.
SM Lanang Dancing Fountain
One nice thing to see when you visit Davao is the 122 meter dancing
fountain of SM Lanang, the longest of its kind in the Philippines.The
fountain is located in the rear side of the mall where the nice restaurants
are located.
San Antonio Horse Track
The world-class San Antonio Parks horse oval race track was formally
opened held inside the Nenita Farms in Marapangi, Toril
Ponce Suites
Ponce suites is a must-see spot at Davao city,Philippines, especially if you’re
an art buff! Sculptures and paintings surround the place, even the rooms
are individually decored.
Magsaysay Fruit Vendors
Outside the Magsaysay Park is the Magsaysay Fruit Vendors Association
which consists of a long row of fruit stands that sell Durian and other fruits
abundant in Davao Region.
Pasalubong Center Davao
The Pasalubong Center is a one-stop-shop for proudly Davao-made quality
products such as handicrafts, processed food, fashion accessories, souvenir
and gift items, home decors, indigenous costumes and native accessories,
fruits and flowers, etc., at very affordable rates using locally or
internationally sourced materials as well as indigenous and recyclable
materials. It is conveniently located along Palma Gil Street in downtown
Davao City beside the People’s Park.