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| McArthur Highway near MTS |
Davao City has been cited in Asia for its high livability index, where residents can easily switch between fast-paced business transactions and soothing relaxation options. It is considered a major tourist destination in the East Asian region with an increasing number of international visitors since the 1990s.
Dubbed as the crown jewel of the Philippines, Davao city Philippines retirement is constantly recognized one of the most desirable cities in Asia to live in. The city is reputable for its peace and order and its attitude of promoting industrial development considering ecological equilibrium.
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| Mc Pod building near ADDU Grade School |
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| McDonalds & Jollibee beside MTS |
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| Mc Arthur Highway |
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| Crossing Sandawa |
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| Bankerohan/Quirino |
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| SM City Ecoland |
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| Outside SM Ecoland |
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| Left Side - SM Van Terminal |
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| Mandaue Foam - front of SM Ecoland |
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| Building near SM |
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| Corner C.M Recto/San Pedro Street |
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| San Pedro Cathedral |
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| Clock Tower |
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| SP Building |
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| Quezon Park & City Hall of Davao |
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| Abreeza Garden |
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| The Corporate Center & Abreeza Mall |
Davao City is the hub of commerce and industry in the Southern Mindanao region. Yet, to this day, Davao City continues to straddle two worlds – the new and the old.
Beyond just visiting, Davao is also seen as a retirement haven for people seeking a slower pace, due to its relaxed atmosphere, low cost of living, and numerous recreational options. The city is indeed ideal for tourism, trade, and investments.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
nice entry bai!
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DeleteDavao City is the place to be!
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Deleteam happy we have a guy like you....very very informative for me and those homebody like me...thnak you very much
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DeleteAm coming for short vacation...my first after my last in 2003.
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