The famous Durian, which is found in Davao, is known as the King of Fruits because of its large spin-coveredd husk and overpowering smell. It has been banned in some South-East Asian hotels because of its distinct odor.
Francisco Bangoy International Airport or the the Davao International Airport is about 15 minutes away from the city center. Davaoeno cabbies are known for their honesty.
By day we took a short ferry ride to the picturesque Samal Island.
If you’re anything like me, you will enjoy scoring cheap finds at the weekend bazaar in Matina Town Square.
By night we went to Jack’s Ridge. It was once a Japanese headquarters during WWII. Right now, it’s a popular dining destination and nightspot because of its breathtaking views of the city.
Since we’re a big group when we got to Davao, we stayed at Linmarr’s apartment-style accommodations. What I noticed is that each appartelle has a kitchen, a living room and even a garage. Neat!