Historical landmarks in Davao city

Historical landmarks in Davao city have a variety of natural attractions as well as cultural and historical landmarks to complete an adventure-filled itinerary. Outside Davao property alone are lush valleys with exotic flowers and fruits.

All around the Davao real estate province are rolling hills and mountains with waterfalls, springs and caves; forests of rare plant and animal species; islands and beaches with crystal clear waters and coral reefs.

Ethnic villages provide insights into the province's rich indigenous cultures which are just as diverse as the sights.

Davao real estate is the home of the Philippine Eagle, the tiny falconet and the Mount Apo mynah. There are exotic ferns, carnivorous pitcher plants and the Queen of the Philippine Davao property orchids the waling-waling.

Revered as a sacred mountain, the people call it Sandawa or "Mountain of Sulfur". Bagobos believe the gods Apo and Mandaragan inhabit its lofty peaks.

The Department of Tourism Davao real estate of office beside the Apo View Hotel organizes regular treks and climbs to Mount Apo via Kidapawan City in North Cotabato which is the most scenic trail in the Historical landmarks in Davao city.

Mount Apo Science Foundation, located 27 km. south from City of Davao property in Bayabas, is a foundation school supported by endowment from the Asia Foundation and the University of Mindanao. The site is blessed with a cool climate and sweeping views of Mt. Apo and the Davao Gulf.

Historical landmarks in Davao city

Ballestic Island in the municipality of Sarangani has fortress ruins of the Spanish conquistador, Lopez Villalobos.

Japanese Tunnels and Foxholes used during the Second World War can be found in the poblacions of Malalag, Padada and Hagonoy.

Japanese Peace Memorial, located at Catalunan Grande, 9 km. from the city, is a memorial shrine for international brotherhood.