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Region XI: Davao Region
• It composed 4 provinces, 1 independent city, 4
component cities and 44 municipalities, grouped into
11 congressional districts and divided into 1,160
barangays.

• In terms of population, is the country’s 5th fastest

growing region with 4.8 million residents, making up
20% of Mindanao’s population and 5% of the
country’s total.
Competitive Advantage
• Davao Region is considered as a region of royalties, is home to
the Philippine Eagle- world’s largest eagle and king of
Philippine skies; Waling-waling- the queen of orchids;
irresistible Durian- the king of fruits; and Mt. Apo- the
country’s highest peak and king of Philippine mountains.
DIALECT SPOKEN

• Cebuano, Tagalog, Dabawenyo, Hiligaynon, Bagobo, Tagacaolo,

Manobo, Maguindanao, Mandaya, Bilaan, Ilocano, Waray and others.

Cebuano: Maayong Buntag

Tagalog: Magandang Umaga
Hiligaynon: Ma-ayong Aga
 PHYSICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
• Davao Region, designated as Region XI, is located in the southeastern
portion of the island of Mindanao. It is bounded on the north by the
provinces of Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Sur, and Bukidnon, on the
east by the Philippine Sea, and on the west by the Central Mindanao
provinces.
CLIMATE
• The region is blessed with good climate as it experiences Types
II and IV climate and lies outside the typhoon belt.
• Type II climate is characterized by no dry season with very
pronounced maximum rainfall from November to January.
This affects Davao Oriental and most parts of Compostela
Valley.
• Type IV climate is characterized by more or less evenly
distributed rainfall throughout the year and covers the rest of
the Davao Region area. Warm temperature is experienced from
February to October while the coolest months start from
November up to January.

• Due to its strategic location of being situated outside the

typhoon belt, the Davao region experiences uniform rainfall
distribution all year round and fewer typhoons.
Fasten Your
Seatbelt!!!!!!!!
Our First Destination
Is……………
COMPOSTELA VALLEY
CHIEF INDUSTRIES
• Agriculture

• Fishing

• Live Stock and Poultry Production

 NATURAL
ATTRACTIONS
 Awao Falls
• Awao Falls is located in
Barangay Awao, Monkayo,
Compostela Valley. The
water cascades on an rough
irregular boulder that
creates a beautiful curtain of
waters that drops on a rocky
shallow basin below.
 Tagbibinta Falls
• Tagbibinta Falls, the most majestic
waterfall in the province. The
strong rushing waters drops 700
feet down the catch basin. It is
being surrounded by verdant
foliage and greens while the
riverbed is composed of huge
boulders that serves as resting
grounds for visitors.
• This is WHITE White Peak
PEAK, also known
as Mount
Pandadagsaan, It
gives an almost
sparkling, crystal-like
towering appearance
as contrasted to the
thick green moss that
surround it.
CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
 Mainit Sulfuric Hot Spring
Mainit Sulfuric Hot Spring is
one of the most visited tourist
spots in Compostela Valley.
This is a unique hot spring,
usually, there would be a
man-made pool where you
can dip your body and feel
the soothing effect of the
hot/warm sulfuric waters
Kopiat Island
• Kopiat Island is one the best tourist
spots in Compostela Valley off the
coasts of the southwestern portion
of its mainland. This 87-hectare
island is considered as the crown
jewel of the province, fringed with
coconut trees, mangroves and white
sand beach. It is surrounded by
clear waters teeming with marine
life and corals best for snorkeling
and scuba diving
Kanlawig Hot Spring Resort

• Kanlawig Hot Spring Resort is

one of the ideal destinations in
Compostela Valley for a quick
weekend getaway. It can easily be
accessed since it is just meters
away from the main road going to
the town proper.
 HISTORICAL
ATTRACTIONS
 TOWER OF HOPE

• The monument is a
45-foot sculptured
work of mixed media
in modern ethnic
style and designed
like a flame that
emits flickers of light.

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 SOLIDARITY RING
• The Solidarity Ring is found only
in the province of Compostela
Valley in Davao region. The
Solidarity Ring symbolizes the
historical unity of the people of
Compostela Valley, its wealth of
natural resources, its rich
cultural heritage, and the
dreams and aspirations of its
people for a better life.

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FESTIVALS
 Bulawan Festival
• This colourful gold festival of Compostela Valley is all about Compostela
Valley – a land of rich gold deposits, a land of golden-hearted and
industrious people with a rich cultural heritage, and a land of golden
opportunities awaiting those who desire to be part of the province’s
development.
Kaimonan Festival of Maco

• Kaimonan is a Mansaka term for thanksgiving for the blessings and

bountiful harvest. It is celebrated in accordance with the practices of
the tribe which were believed to be the original settlers of Maco.
Kariyawan Festival of Monkayo

• The festival is celebrated as a

thanksgiving for the
municipality’s rich
agricultural harvest and
abundant mineral resources.
It features street dances
depicting its wealth of
cultural heritage and trade
fairs.
Simballay Festival of Nabunturan

• Simballay symbolizes the

unity and togetherness of
the people of Nabunturan
and their thanksgiving
celebration for the
bountiful harvests of this
Capital Town of
Compostella Valley
DAVAO DEL SUR
DAVAO DEL SUR

• Davao del Sur is a province of the Philippines located in the Davao

Region in Mindanao. It’s subdivided into 14 municipalities and 1
cities, the provincial capital is Digos City and the province borders the
Davao City to the north, and Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, South
Cotabato, and Sarangani to the west. To the east lies the Davao Gulf.
CHIEF INDUSTRIES
• Agriculture
• Fishing
Natural Attractions
Mt. Apo

• Mount Apo, active volcano

south central Mindanao 20
miles (32 km) west of Davao
City; it is the highest point in
the Philippines, rising to 9,692
feet (2,954 meters).
Virgin Falls

• A one tiered waterfalls about 20 meters high and some 10 to 15 feet

wide of cascading waterfalls bordered between huge rock walls on
each side surrounded with lush flora and fauna. Its natural pool of icy
cold, crystal clear waters at the basin is too inviting to ignore
Cultural Attractions
Pasig Islet; Davao Del Sur’s Promised Land
• Pasig Islet is located
in Bato, Sta Cruz , Davao
Del Sur. It is a man made
Islet that served as a base
for coastguards before
but was bought
and developed by the
provincial government to
become a tourist
attraction glazed with its
White Sand and clear
waters.
Kublai Art Garden

• Kublai Art Garden of well-

known Mindanaoan artist
Kublai Millan. It's the first
of its kind in Mindanao
and perhaps, the only one
in the Philippines.
Camp Sabros
• Camp sabros is an outdoor
adventure camp situated 3,980
feet above sea level on the
cool highlands of Sitio Barras
in Kapatagan. Opened to the
public in December 25, 2007,
it boasts of two long 380 and
400 meters zip lines called
“Slide for Life’’
HISTORICAL ATTRACTIONS
 San Pedro Cathedral
• San Pedro Cathedral is not only
the oldest church in Davao City,
but also the city's premier
historical landmark. It was named
after San Pedro (Saint Peter), the
patron saint of Davao.
Redemptorist Church
• In 1971, in response to the
grave social realities of the
country, the missioners
decided to adapt a new
thrust as a component in
their missionary endeavors
– the establishment of Basic
Ecclesial Communities
(incorporating Community
Organizing).
FESTIVALS
ARAW NG DAVAO DEL SUR

• It commemorates the
foundation anniversary of
the province.
Dorong Festival

• This festival is a
thanksgiving celebration
honoring the child Jesus
known to the FIlipinos as
Santo Niño. A Sinulog-
based celebration,
Dorongan Festival is
Bansalan’s way of
reliving the tradition and
culture of the Visayans
whose devotion to the
miraculous Santo Niño is
widespread
Sinab badan Festival

• Sinab’Badan Festival
celebrates the oneness of
different tribes living in the
municipality. The event
showcases different
indigenous art, music and
dances. giving the tribute to
the tribes of the municipality
Davao Del Norte
• Davao Del Norte and once known simply as Davao, is a province of
the Philippines located in the Davao Region in Mindanao. It's
subdivided into 8 municipalities and 3 cities, the provincial capital is
Tagum City.
CHIEF INDUSTRIES
• Agriculture- The principal crops of the province include rice, maize,
banana, coconut, abacá, ramie, coffee, and a variety of fruit and root
crops. Davao del Norte is the country's leading producer of bananas,
with many plantations run by multinationals Dole and Del Monte, and
local producers such as Lapanday, TADECO, and Marsman. Davao del
Norte is also one of Mindanao's leading producer of rice.

• Fishing- Davao Gulf, to the south of the province, provides a living for
many fishermen. Some of the fish products include brackish water
milkfish, tilapia, shrimp, and crab; and freshwater catfish and tilapia.
• Mining- Davao del Norte is a major producer of gold, and its mining
resources include silica, silver, copper and elemental sulfur. Small-scale
gold mining activities thrive in several areas. There are also numerous
active quarries of commercial quantities of gravel, sand, and pebbles
for construction.

• Tourism- Tourism is also a major part of the economy of Davao del

Norte. There are a lot of beaches on Samal Island, the most famous of
which is Pearl Farm Beach Resort.
Natural/Cultural/Historical
Attractions
Pearl Farm Beach Resort
• It was once real
pearl farm that
cultivated oysters
imported from the
Sulu Sea and
produces some of
the best pearls in
the country.
The Island Garden City of Samal –
• From its white-sand beaches, to the caves, falls and the world-
renowned fruit bats. Without a doubt the prime face of tourism all
over the Davao region. The jewel of Davao Gulf is a haven for different
eco-adventure activities such as diving, snorkeling, kayaking,
canoeing, mountain biking, trekking, camping and a whole lot more.
Festivals
Banana Festival
• Held every first week
of July at Tagum City.
The festival is a
celebration of the
province’s foundation
anniversary . It is a
tribute to banana
exportation. Davao del
Norte’s biggest
economic contributor.
Panagtagbu Festival
• Held every first
week of March at
Tagum City. A
celebration of
getting together
and
merrymaking.
Pangapog Festival
• Held every first week of
August at Island Garden,
Samal City. This
celebration is a
thanksgiving for a
bountiful harvest
featuring parades, street
dances, agri-industrial
fairs and cultural
presentations.
Andao Festival
• Held on first week of
September at Kapalong.
This is a thanksgiving for
good harvest and good
health.
Davao Oriental
Davao Oriental

• It is a province in the Philippines located in Davao Region in

Mindanao.. Its capital is Mati and it borders the province of
Compostella Valley to the west and Agusan Del Norte and Surgiao del
Sur to the north.
Chief Industries
• Agriculture
rice industry
corn industry
coconut industry
abaca industry
rubber industry
banana industry
mango industry
Dahican Beach
• One of the best
surging and
skimming spots for
professional, newbie
and curious tourist
alike. You might
even spot a sea
turtle or pawikan or
dolphins.
Mt. Hamiguitan-Bonsai Forest
• Recently tagged as
UNESCO World Heritage
Site, this natural park is
a sanctuary to Philippine
wildlife.
Subangan Museum
• It showcase the cultural
heritage of great Davao
Oriental. It is the home
to the bone remains of a
20 ton, 53 feet sperm
whale which has drifted
to the shore in 2010.
Aliwagwag Falls
• One of the
magnificent natural
wonders of the
Philippines which
towers to 1,110 feet
of amazing rock
formations.
 Cape of San Agustin in Gov Generoso
• The cape houses three lighthouses which
offer a breathtaking view of the sea and
uncanny but beautiful islet.
Festivals
Bauldayawan Festival
• Held every third week of June
at San Isidro town. The
celebration is a form of
thanksgiving for good harvest
Banayan Festival
• Held every third week of
October in Banaybay. The
festivity is thanksgiving rite
for bountiful harvest.
Sambuokan Festival
• Held on the last week of
October aat Mati. The
celebration includes cultural
presentations and agri-
industrial exhibits and fairs.
DAVAO OCCIDENTAL
 CHIEF INDUSTRIES
• The main industries in Davao Occidental are:
 Aquaculture
 Agriculture

• Economic produce in the province include fish, bananas, and coconut

which are exported to several major cities within southern Mindanao.
Natural, Cultural and Historical
Attractions.
 Sabang Hot Spring
• This is one of the many spa-like attractions to visitors
because of its natural steamy pools that originate
from an active volcano system.
 Balut Island
• It didn’t just popularize hot springs in the regions, it is also
home to a serene and relaxing beach site that offers camping
and picnic adventures for travelers. The sea is inviting and
the coral reef formations are perfect for snorkeling or diving
enthusiasts.
 Malita
• as one of the more prominent municipalities in the region,
you can take a pit stop here and do a little souvenir
shopping. Better yet, check in at a local hotel or restaurant
and sample the tasty dishes that make Davaoeno cuisine
truly remarkable.
 Olinavan Island
• The tropical island paradise has a circular sand beach
formation with splendid and balut island. You can take a tour
around and its white lighthouse or just casually lounge on
the beach with a cool glass of pina colada
 Bolae Cove
• Just off the point between olanivan and Balut island, this
lush island paradise features a narrow inlet with dense
coconut forests and bordered by crystal clear shores. Trust
us, when you see this rising from the sea as your boat gets
nearer, you will fall head over heels in love.
 Tuke Maklang
• Sharing the same shoreline as the Bolae cove, this private
beach resort offers more relaxation and privacy. If you’re
looking for a vacation that features tempting viewa and
exclusive perks, this is the best place to be.
 Malita Museo
• Right at the heart of the capital malita, you can do a little
sight seeing by visiting their famous museum. It’s definitely
the place to be for some travelers info on the region, the rich
culture and the colorful historical background.
 Santa Maria
• Another historical town in Davao Occidental, this is more
subdued and relaxing pit stop for foreign travelers. You won’t
have to worry about commercialization or pollution. After all,
the whole point of vacation was to get away from the chaos
of the metropolis.
FESTIVALS
 Kapayaan Festivals
• The festival held each eighteenth to twentieth of February,
establishing anniversary of the production of the region.
• It is a thanksgiving festivity for the great year and abundant
gather of the regions items like pineapple, rice, corn and
more.
 Gaginaway Festivals
• Is celebrated annually every full moon on the November
• Gaginaway means “Panagtapok” and in B’laan it means
“love”.
• Natives of Malita have common culture of gathering in one
place where they can enjoy the view of the full moon and
celebrate good weather.
 Economic Contribution
• The region is the leader in the production of bananas and coconuts
contributing 45 percent of the country’s banana production and 22
percent of the country’s coconut production.
• The export sector in the region has remained vibrant due primarily to
its continued partnership with strong and stable markets such as
Japan and the US. Top exports of the region include the fresh banana,
coconut, oil, fresh, pineapple natural, rubber.
• Tourism industry has remained resilient despite concerns over the
peace and order condition in the region. The sustained strength of
the industry is primarily due to the vigorous efforts of the local
government unit to address peace and order concerns in the region.