Davao del Norte

Submitted by mads on Sun, 02/20/2022 - 00:50
Description

Dubbed the "Banana Capital of the Philippines", Davao del Norte's vibrant agriculture industry is combined with a strong sense of culture and heritage that can be traced back to its seven tribes - the indigenous Mansaka, Sama, Dibabawon, Mangguangan, Ata-Manobo, Mandaya and Kalagan people. Nestled in a mix of pristine natural attractions are cultural villages, and state-of-the-art museums and facilities that also make the province an attractive MICE destination. Check out the festivals and cultural centers that celebrate its indigenous roots, immerse yourself in its enriching agritourism sites that showcase the region's bounty, and take on its endless list of eco-adventures that take you to stunning caves, falls, summits, subterranean rivers, and white sand beaches.

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How to get there
location_place_name=&location_address=&location_place_id=ChIJFwgrtDhr-TIReK05DC4R4Lk&location_lat=0&location_lng=0&travel_mode=Air&travel_mode_icon=/sites/default/files/2022-02/how_to_get_there_airport.png&description=<p>Plane to Davao International Airport in Davao City, Davao del Sur; Approx. 44.6 km to Tagum City, Davao del Norte via via Daang Maharlika Hwy/Pan-Philippine Hwy/AH26</p>
Location
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