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Desi Marie Enage Sapnit: You are looking for a good place near SMX Davao? Can you make this public so i can ask or tag my Davaoeño friends?
Carol Lee Dimaano: Yes, sure. Thanks much for your help!
Desi Marie Enage Sapnit: Apple Mariz Dalisay, I know you can help here too.
Mariz Dalisay: Hi Desi. The good place near SMX Davao Convention Center are waterfront or orange grove hotel.
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Sherika Renice Lockhart: Save up and take a helicopter to the top and hike back down? Maricel Bangoy Beaumia hiked this Mount Apo. Maybe she can help
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Marco Polo Davao offers beautiful guest rooms and suites for everyone. It is located in Claro M. Recto Street, Davao Philippines. Marco Polo definitely gives a 5-star accommodation.
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Davao City Philippines Nightlife are mostly situated in the street of Claro M Recto. There are no such dress codes in their Nightclubs or Bars. Most of them are free of charge for entry. However, it’s a strict policy that they don’t allow customers younger than 18 for any nightclubs and bars.
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Davao is definitely one of the best provinces to visit in the Philippines. This great place is a home to beautiful valleys and mountain ranges as well as protected wildlife. Then, experience the great moments as you visit the top 5 tourist spots in Davao, Philippines.
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Rodrigo Roa Duterte is the first person from Mindanao to perform duties of a President. At 71 years old, he is the oldest person to hold the Philippine presidency. Rodrigo Duterte was born on March 28, 1945. He is the 16th and current President of the Philippines.
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Francisco Bangoy International Airport is the main airport serving Davao City and Davao Region. Francisco Bangoy International Airport also known as Davao International Airport. It is the busiest airport in Mindanao and one of the busiest airports in the Philippines.
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The group is allegedly responsible for summary executions of street children and any individuals suspected of petty crimes and drug trafficking. The Davao Death Squad (DDS) is a punisher group supposedly active in the Philippines, Davao City.
Everyone believed that the Davao Death Squad (DDS) group is responsible for the killing and disappearance of people in 1998 – 2008. The Human Rights Commission (HRC) sent reports to the US State Department in 2005 about extrajudicial killings in Davao. In fact, they did another investigation in 2009. However, they discontinued the investigation due to the stonewalling of the local government under Duterte.
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Pearl Farm Beach Resort is a famous world-class beach resort in Samal Island of Davao City. It is on a secluded cove in the Island of Samal with white sandy beaches and flourishing flora and fauna.
Today, the Pearl Farm Beach Resort has 73 elegant guestrooms, suites, cottages, and villas. In fact, they created the rooms and villas above the sea with a deep blue water view of Davao Gulf. Each room contains air condition, cable television, telephone, coffee/tea maker, mini bar, and room safe. All private toilets and baths have hair-dryers.
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Davao Transportation is usually one of the least of concerns people have when living in Davao City. One, the traffic situation not as bad as in other metropolises in the country. Two, the cost of living is low.
Visitors to the city of Davao have a few forms of public transportation available to them. These include taxis, jeepneys, tricycles and trisykads.
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