Known for its bustling economic activities, urban build-up and modern amenities, Davao is one of the most important economies in the island, and the third most important urban center in the Philippines. It is also called Metropolitan Davao in Southern Philippines and one of twelve metropolitan areas in the Philippines. It is largely gaining popularity not only as travel destination but one of the top cities to settle, and retire at. This place is unquestionably beautiful, but also at the same time overcrowded and commercialized. So let us all know the 7 Facts about Davao, the next travel destination to visit in the Philippines. 1. Davao is one of the nicest Beaches in the Philippines After long months of being held up inside our homes, many people are on the go to have that dip in salty waters, snap a picture of perfect white sand and rest under the energizing sun. People are now more prepared to venture the outside world; especially the white beaches with less worries. Most beach lovers will flock over to Boracay, Palawan, Cebu and some other places in a heartbeat. But if you like Davao, who have preferred the less commercialized beaches, you will love Dahikan Beach in Mati City. Aquamarine waters, void of tourists, cheap and fresh coconuts and fun water sport activities like skim boarding and snorkeling. 2. The President of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, lives here in Davao The first Mindanaoan President of the country, Rodrigo “Rody” Roa Duterte, hailed from Davao. Also known by the nickname Digong, President Duterte, a Filipino lawyer and politician of Visayan descent serving as the 16th President of the Philippines since 2016. No wonder why Davao is often coined as one of the safest cities in Philippines, their president resides here. Interestingly though, the security outside his house did not seem extravagant. In fact, if you had not known, you probably would not even realize that you have just walked past Duterte’s house. 3. Durian is everywhere in Davao Because of its abundance and rarity in other parts of the Philippines, Durian has become almost synonymous with Davao City. It's rich fertile volcanic soil and weather make it possible for the freshest, most flavorful Durians. Davao is known for an odorous but tasty fruit, the durian. It has become an expensive fruit that is sold by the kilo. The smell of the fruit is at first disgusting, which makes you reluctant to taste it. However, its excellent taste makes it the most satisfying fruit in the world in spite of its strong odor. 4. Eco-Adventure Capital of the Philippines If you are searching for a place that capitalizes on the outdoors, you might just find Davao a pleasant surprise. Its sprawl biggest hectares in Southern Mindanao, among the largest in the world. This leaves ample space for environmentally friendly expansion and development. So, it is not a surprise that it is home to environmentally sound travel and leisure activities for the family, and large groups of friends. What truly makes Davao more interesting aside from its marvelous tourist destinations is how it has managed to preserve the natural gifts of nature, not just allowing its guests to experience the real value of Philippines’ rich and scenic ecosystem but also teaching people how to take good care of it and safe-guard it by not contributing to its destruction. 5. Safe Home of the Philippine Eagle The Philippine eagle, also known as the monkey-eating eagle or great Philippine eagle endemic to forests in the Philippines. It is the world’s largest eagle, the most powerful birds of prey, and one of the most threatened raptors. The Philippine Eagle Foundation in Davao hopes to save the species from extinction through its conservation and education efforts. They focus on the great Philippine Eagle not only to recover its dwindling populations but also to protect its forest habitats. 6. You can actually trek on top of a Bonsai Forest at Mount Hamiguitan This was one of the more interesting fact and discoveries that we have. How cool is it to be able to trek on top of an entire bonsai forest which covered more than 6,000 hectares? With its immense collection of flora and fauna and unique landscape, it is no wonder that this place has been listed as one of the World Heritage Site. They say that “to climb can truly be hard, and the ravine can be the greatest scare of your life, but once on top, you are on for an experience of a lifetime and experience a world of paradise.” 7. The Shashimi Capital One of the thriving, and big industry in the city is Sashimi. This is the reason why Davao is also known as “the Sashimi Capital of the Philippines”. It will not come as a surprise because the Filipino variant of the Japanese food sashimi is the kinilaw, it is the most common food often served at restaurants and even at homes here in this place. In conclusion, let us appreciate Davao’s diverse flora and fauna from the islands to the highlands in a clean, safe, pollution-free and typhoon-free zone; discovering the many wonders and icons of the Philippines that can only be found in Davao and brings beautiful colors in various components in the place. BRIA Homes is a subsidiary of GOLDEN MV Holdings, Inc., one of the top real estate companies in the country. Acclaimed for its massive footprint of over 50 developments in major Philippine cities and municipalities, BRIA Homes is committed to bring quality and best-value residential communities closer to everyday Filipino families. 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