Davao is an amazing place found in the southern part of the Philippines with interesting Banana-related activities. To get some highlights if one would want to visit, there are some sites one would wish to check.

Attractions

Mount Apo

•  The tallest mountain in the country where you can camp and observe the nature.

Eden Nature Park

• Snow capped hills engaged in wide ranged hospitality with moderate climatic conditions.

Philippine Eagle Center

• The National Bird of the Philippines strives in this conservation center.

Samal Island 

• Only a few minutes off the coast by boat lies this Island with white sands beaches and top end resorts.

Crocodile Park

• This is an interesting park which features crocodile and other animals of this region.

D’ Bone Collector Museum 

• It is another interesting area in which you will be shown many skeletons of animals (turquoise of flora and fauna) including fish birds, and even more reptiles and other beasts.

Malagos Garden Resort 

• Known for the Butterfly sanctuary, Bird feeding Dome, and Malagos Chocolate Museum.

Jack’s Ridge 

• It is a hilltop high spot Liloan where a picturesque view of Davao city skyline can be observed together with serene ambience for a good meal or a cozy place to watch the sunset.

Gap Farming Resort

• A quiet farming hotel where you can stroll through the garden and watch sculptured local farms.

San Pedro Cathedral

• One of the oldest churches in Davao and is The Architectural Wonder of the City.

Cultural and Historical Sites

Museo Dabawenyo 

• A museum exhibiting the historical, cultural and artistic accomplishments of Davao.

People’s Park 

• The Public Park where sculptures, a synthetic fall and calming green areas offer something special.

Food to Try

Durian 

• One of the famed tropical fruits providing Davao with notoriety, its purple colored thorny exterior fruit is aromatic and has a smooth flesh inside.

Grilled Tuna

• Sea bears a good bounty, which includes this seafood that’s very delicious when grilled-tuna belly-in particular.

Kinilaw

• A version of ceviche, Filipino’s style where fresh meat fish is soaked in vinegar and spices.

Sutukil

• This is also a popular style of cooking seafood in the Philippines, cooked in all three styles; grilled (sugba), soup-based (tula) and, ceviche (kilaw). Many coastal restaurants do this in the traditional way.

Durian Coffee

• Ever wondered how that looks like? N some cafes in Davao, you can have coffee infused with durian but in a different way.

Pomelo

• Davao is well known for its delicious and juicy pomelo. It is sold in the local markets and is a good snack option to carry back home as a souvenir.

Best time to visit

Davao is best visited from December to February due to cooler temperatures, but because Davao has fewer typhoons, visitors can visit any month.

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