Davao Guides

Whether it's Valentines Day, wedding anniversary or just any random day of your choosing, spending time with your spouse deserve more than just greetings nor gifts. It's about experience which can be a movie date, a repeat honeymoon or a…
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Davao City is one of the major metropolitan areas in the Philippines. Ranked as number 4 in terms of having the highest population in the Philippines, the local government is always on the look out of the general welfare of all Davawenyos.…
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Known for its clean and safe locality, Davao City has actively promoted and enforced its anti-smoking ordinance. Apparently, the city is the leading example in taking steps towards a smoke-free Philippines long before the National Tobacco…
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The Davao City Council pioneered the strict implementation of the Anti-spitting Ordinance which seeks to promote not only the cleanliness of the streets of the city, but generally, it aims to protect the health of the people. The ordinance…
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To those planning to visit Davao City, it would be safe not to treat it like anywhere else in the Philippines. It has local laws that is aimed squarely at maintaining order among citizens and seemed to work well soon as they were…
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Without acting like a killjoy, Davao City imposes a few curfew policies to best serve its citizens. 9PM Filipinos are big fans of singing so videokes are a popular pastime. Yet to neighbors it can be an annoying disturbance. That is why…
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The Philippine Eagle is the national bird of the Philippines however, due to excessive hunting and very few offspring that they can create, the symbol of or bravery is now dwindling in numbers. One of the many things that the Philippine…
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When you're driving in Davao City, you need to be mindful not only of the basic road signs but also of existing laws that govern city streets and highways notably on speed limits. Executive Order 39 implemented in 2013 has imposed limits…
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Many people visit Davao for the food, particularly the fruits like the infamous durian, the pomelo and the banana. Other fruits in abundance are rambutan and mangosteen. On the way to Eden, we passed by stalls selling marang, a fruit that…
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