Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Tourist spots in Davao city

Tourist spots in Davao city is one of the most alluring gateways to the Philippines. There are two reasons which make Davao unique: its people and its warm hospitality. Within bucolic highlands, migrants from all over the country live in harmony with indigenous tribal folk.

Close to Davao del Sur City is Mt. Apo, the country's highest peak and home to the monkey-eating Philippine Eagle, an endagered species, and the waling-waling, a rare ochid of exceptional beauty.

Of late, Paradise Island Davao Philippines has become a booming tourist destination as evidenced by the rise of leisure establishments in the region. Davao is also the biggest cutflower producer in the country and a major exporter of tropical fruits.

A tour to Davao del Sur and its outskirts will bring the visitor to Dabaw Etnica, a tiny settlement of the Mandaya Tribe; Dabaw Museum whose diaplay includes tribal artifacts and costumes; and the Taoist and Lon Wa Buddhist Temples.

Tourist spots in Davao city is also known for its exquisite beaches, there is even an old Perl Farm that has been converted into a world-class resort. These beaches are all easily accessible by banca (out-rigger boat) or land travel here in Paradise Island Davao Philippines.

Davao City covers 244,000 hectares, the worlds largest in terms of land area. It is located in the Province Davao del Sur. It is bounded on the North by the municipality of Kapalong and on the North East by the municipality of Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur; on the East by the Gulf of Davao and on the West by Mt. Apo and the province of North Cotabato; and on the North West by the province of Bukidnon.

Tourist spots in Davao city serves as the primary agricultural and trading center of Mindanao. It is already an international gateway with the opening of the Davao International Airport. Paradise Island Davao Philippines is known for its exotic fruits like pineapples, bananas, pomelos, marang, mangosteen, and the odoriferous but tasty durian, which are sold very cheaply when in season.

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