Davao City Tour Package
Van Rental Package 1 – Davao City Vacation Tour
Davao Tour
- Crocodile Park
- Davao Museum
- Museo Dabawenyo
- D’Bone Collector Museum
- Lon Wa Buddhist Temple
- Japanese Tunnel
- Lola Abon’s Candy Factory
- Fruits Stand Market
- Aldevinco Shopping Center
- Roxas Night Market
- Jack’s Ridge Resort and Restaurant
- Duterte’s House
Davao City, officially the City of Davao, is a 1st class highly urbanized city in the island of Mindanao, Philippines. The city has a total land area of 2,443.61 km2 (943.48 sq mi), making it the largest city in the Philippines in terms of land area. It is the third-most populous city in the Philippines after Quezon City and Manila, and the most populous in Mindanao. As of 2020, the city has a population of 1,825,450.
Davao City is the center of Metro Davao, the third-most populous metropolitan area in the Philippines. The city serves as the main trade, commerce, and industry hub of Mindanao, and the regional center of Davao Region. Davao is home to Mount Apo, the highest mountain in the Philippines. The city is also nicknamed the “Durian Capital of the Philippines”.
Experience an awesome vacation in Davao City.
Travel Time: 10hrs
The Davao City Tour should start at 7am ~ 8am
Davao City Tourist Spots
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Crocodile Park
Davao Crocodile Park
Considered one of the finest tourist attractions in Davao, Philippines, Davao Crocodile Park boasts thousands of its self-nurtured Crocodiles as well as a wide variety of flora and fauna. It is a home to the tamed wildlife beasts which are nourished and given world-class care. Davao Crocodile Park boasts its one of a kind zoo which housed different animals such as crocodiles, birds, snakes, and monkeys among many others.
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Davao Museum
Davao Museum
Davao Museum, If culturally-inspired artwork and vintage maps are your things, then the Davao Museum is for you. This two-story building located inside Insular Village in Lanang is quite bigger than Museo Dabawenyo so dedicate at least an hour touring this amazing space. Focusing on cultural minorities within the Philippines, you’ll get a glimpse into their cultures with a large collection of artwork and memorabilia.
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Museo Dabawenyo
Museo Dabawenyo
Museo Dabawenyo now stands to represent the rich history of the people of Davao. The aim is to teach people about the diverse cultural heritage on this island via beautiful artwork, historic photos, and informational monuments. There is the Indigenous People’s Gallery with replicas of stilt houses, musical instruments, and weapons, the Moro People’s Gallery full of antiques such as crowns, armor, chairs, and lamps, the Contemporary Gallery where you can see traditional Filipino clothing, and the Memorabilia Gallery that is home to Filipino bills, clothes, musical notes, and more.
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D’Bone Collector Museum
D’Bone Collector Davao
D’Bone Collector Museum is a comprehensive collection of skeletal bones from animals of all kinds, including the skeleton of a 41-foot Sperm Whale. There are over 200 preserved skeletal remains that represent species from every walk of life and every environment you could imagine. The museum was opened in 2012 by an American missionary with a fascination for more than just the religious world beyond.
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Lon Wa Buddhist Temple
Lon Wa Buddhist Temple
The Longhua Temple, also known as the Lon Wa Buddhist Temple is one of the biggest Buddhist temples in the Philippines and the biggest on the island of Mindanao.
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Japanese Tunnel
Japanese Tunnel
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. It was accidentally discovered by the owners of the land while constructing a hotel. They were excavating the area when they uncovered damp passageways and rooms underneath the land and soon discovered that those were tunnels used by the Japanese soldiers during the war.
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Lola Abon’s Original Candy Factory
Lola Abon’s Original Candy Factory
Lola Abon’s Original Candy Factory is famous for creamy and tasty delicacies made from Davao’s symbolic fruit – Durian.
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Fruits Stand Market – Magsaysay and Bankerohan
Fruit Stands/Markets
Fruit Basket of the Philippines, Davao is one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of bananas, papayas, mangosteens, and even flowers. Davao’s rich fertile volcanic soil makes it most suitable for sustained production of the freshest and tastiest tropical fruits in the Philippines. Since the fruits are locally produced, the prices are comparably much cheaper than anywhere in the country.
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Aldevinco Shopping Center
Aldevinco Shopping Center
ALDEVINCO is an arts and crafts gallery of its own as it showcases the culture and heritage of the Mindanaoan. Here, you will find genuine Mindanaoan products, antiques, and a wide variety of colorful souvenir items – from mats, brooms, table cloths, and other house ornaments and accessories, musical instruments, tribal swords; to various Batik products, clothes, shawls, jewelry, and ethnic fashion accessories like dangling earrings, bracelets, necklaces and anklets of beads and brass — an all-time fashion favorite in Davao City.
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Roxas Night Market
The Roxas Night Market has been drawing attention not just to Davaoeños but also to visitors as well.
Roxas Night Market
This particular night market located in the heart of Davao is a one-stop shopping and dining destination. Here, you can savor the local favorites such as barbecue (chicken, pork, tuna panga, and chicken innards), chicken skin, butchi (the matcha butchi is the bomb), Mang Danny’s ice cream (became an overnight sensation; people are willing to queue for up to hours), and a whole lot more. If you’re into thrift shopping, the whole stretch of Roxas Avenue is all yours.
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Jack’s Ridge Resort and Restaurant
Jack’s Ridge Resort and Restaurant
Jack’s Ridge Resort & Restaurant is a cool place to hang out during your trip to Davao City. It’s a charming elevated spot where you can succumb to a fantastic meal while enjoying a nice view of the city’s landscape. It has a good variety of fine dining restaurants that were placed in strategic positions so that every visitor can have the liberty of picking a restaurant of choice without missing the fantastic view. Their names are Taklobo Restaurant, Kai’s Bar and Grill, and Karlo’s Gourmet and Coffee.
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Duterte’s House
Duterte’s House
Doña Luisa Subdivision Phase I is a small middle-class community located in the suburb of Matina.
Lately, the subdivision has become a destination of sorts for tourists and residents alike. A plain-looking greenhouse in the edge of Doña Luisa’s Sapphire Street is the home of the long-time City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, now the country’s 16th President.
A visit to the President’s house is the focal point of the “Duterte Tour” spearheaded by the Department of Tourism.
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