"The Philippine Eagle Foundation is the perfect place for wildlife enthusiasts and bird lovers. Here, you can see the endangered Philippine Eagle and a variety of other wildlife. The amazing Philippine Eagles are considered as one of the 50 rarest birds in the world.
San Pedro Cathedral: The oldest church in the Davao, it was named after San Pedro, the patron saint of Davao. This beautiful Spanish style architecture was built in the year 1847. One of its wings houses the collections of antique images of saints, belonging to the old San Pedro Church.
Davao Museum: One of the well renowned museums in the Philippines, Davao Museum is famous for its rich collection of tribal art, including tribal handicrafts, art costumes, jewelry, and ceramics. It also has a gallery dedicated to unique paintings and sculptures of the region.
Japanese Peace Memorial Cemetery: A beautiful memorial shrine dedicated to the world peace. It represents the symbol of brotherhood irrespective of race, religion or regions. The site is an important place for Japanese war veterans, widows and their kin, who gather every year during the annual 'Reunion for Peace Program'. T'boli Weaving Center: It's a must visit for those who want to discover the rich cultural heritage of Philippines. Here, the tribal women in colorful attire weave cloth from the fibers of the native abaca plant. These clothes are then colored with root and mud dyes and finally woven with the intricate figures and patterns, depicting the folklore and region of the tribe.
Mount Apo: Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, is the home to the monkey-eating Philippine Eagle and the waling-waling, a rare orchid of exceptional beauty.
Other must visit tourist attraction in Davao include the famous Davao Crocodile Farm, Eden Nature Gardens, Paradise Island and the beautiful Talomo Beach."
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