Davao
Mount Apo
The highest Peak in the Philippines Mount Apo is an active volcano and the tallest mountain in the Philippines. It’s a popular destination for trekking and mountaineering, offering challenging hikes and stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Davao Crocodile Park
Wildlife Sanctuary This park is home to a variety of crocodiles, including the Philippine crocodile and the saltwater crocodile. You can learn about these reptiles and see them up close, along with other animals such as birds and monkeys.
People’s Park
Urban Park Located in the heart of Davao City, People’s Park is a well-maintained green space featuring sculptures, gardens, and a large playground. It’s a popular spot to relax, enjoy outdoor activities, and take in the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
Eden Nature Park
Nature Retreat This 80-hectare park offers a range of activities, including nature walks, horseback riding, and zip-lining. You can explore lush gardens, enjoy panoramic views, and learn about local flora and fauna.
Philippine Eagle Centre
Conservation Facility Dedicated to the conservation of the Philippine eagle, this centre provides a sanctuary for these critically endangered birds. You can observe the eagles and learn about ongoing conservation efforts and the importance of protecting their natural habitat.
Crocodile Park and Adventure Zone
Educational and Recreational Facilities In addition to crocodile exhibits, this park includes an adventure zone with activities such as zip-lining, wall climbing, and rope courses, providing a mix of education and thrill.
Davao Museum
Cultural Museum The Davao Museum showcases the region’s history, culture, and heritage. Exhibits include traditional artefacts, artworks, and displays related to the indigenous peoples of Mindanao.
Mount Kitanglad Range Natural Park
Natural Park Located in Bukidnon but accessible from Davao, this park is known for its rich biodiversity and beautiful landscapes. It offers opportunities for hiking and observing rare plant and animal species.
Magsaysay Park
Historic Park This park features historical monuments, gardens, and open spaces. It’s named after President Ramon Magsaysay and includes a monument dedicated to him.
Kadayawan Village
Cultural Experience Located within the Kadayawan Park, this village showcases traditional Davao craftsmanship, including weaving and carving. It offers a glimpse into the local indigenous cultures and their traditions.
T’boli Weaving Centre
Cultural Arts Located in the nearby town of Lake Sebu, this centre offers insights into the traditional weaving practices of the T’boli people. Visitors can see the intricate designs and purchase handmade products.
Davao Butterfly House
Butterfly Sanctuary A facility dedicated to the conservation and education about butterflies. Visitors can explore various species of butterflies in a controlled environment and learn about their lifecycle and habitat.
This fantastic part of the world is made up of over 7000 islands stretching from the South of China down to the North of Borneo.
North Luzon
Nort West of Davao is North Luzon, a jungle highland. The 16th century west coast city of Vigan has the finest Spanish colonial architecture in Asia, while impenetrable east coast jungle shelters many of the country’s dangerous species. There is also the forest clad Cordillera Mountain with its UNESCO rice terraces and white water rivers. Witness some of the most unique surviving indigenous cultures in Southeast Asia.