Davao Sightseeing: Eagle Conservation Center. Mt. Apo National Park. Puentespina Orchid Garden. Banana Plantation Tour. Samal Island. Talikud Island and Coral Islands. Close to the city is Mt. Apo, the highest peak in the country. Rising 10,311 feet above sea level, Mt. Apo is home to the endangered Philippine Eagle. A tour of the city and its out- skirts will bring the visitor to Dabaw Etnica, a tiny settlement of the Mandaya tribe; Dabaw Museum whose display includes tribal artifacts and costumes, and the Taoist and Lon Wa Buddhist Temples. There are also visits to the Greenhills and Derling Orchid Farms where Davao's orchids blossom and bloom. The waling-waling orchid reigns supreme over the other orchids in the province in terms of color and size. Visitors are welcome to play a round of golf at the Apo Golf and Country Club. Its 18- hole golf course offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area. Parent Page - Geography and Topography - Location Map - Getting There The People - Arts and Culture - Shopping - Sightseeing - Recreation Food, Bars and Dining - Language and Dialect - Cultural Tourist Attractions Historical Tourist Attractions - Religious Tourist Attractions - Major Industries Man-made Tourist Attractions - Miscellaneous - Fiestas and Festivals Special Interests - Place to Stay - Communications and Networking References, Links and Resources - Pinoy Showcase Search Directory While we strive to make the information accurate as possible. We are not responsible for any mistake of materials, typographical error or any other kind. All Rights Reserved - 2002-2006 ® Davao Guide & Reference, Davao Islands Philippines