Davao First Impressions: Arrival in Davao International Airport
"Davao First Impressions: Arrival in Davao International Airport" is part of the "Southern Mindanao: Davao & Zamboanga (6 Days)" series [ show ALL posts ]
Southern Mindanao: Davao & Zamboanga (6 Days) Series
- Overview: Davao and Zamboanga Back-to-back Trip: First time in Southern Mindanao for 6 Days
- Itinerary: Davao and Samal Itinerary (3 days)
- Part 1: Davao First Impressions: Arrival in Davao International Airport
- Part 2: Philippine Eagle Center of Davao City
- Part 3: Jack's Ridge Davao
- Part 4: Around Davao City
- Part 5: Bankerohan Market Davao: My First Taste of Durian
- Part 6: Davao Crocodile Park
- Part 7: Santa Ana Wharf Davao to Talikud Island Ferry: Samal DIY Day Trip
- Part 8: Babu Santa Beach in Talikud Island, Samal by Habal-habal
- Part 9: Isla Reta Beach: Talicud to Kaputian, Mainland Samal
- Part 10: Monfort Bat Colony, Night RORO Back to Davao, Dinner at Lachi's
- Itinerary: Zamboanga City Itinerary (3 days) with Cebu side trip (+1 day)
- Part 11: Davao to Zamboanga Flight: Arrival in Zamboanga Airport
- Part 12: Around Zamboanga City
- Part 13: Santa Cruz Island: Pink Sand Beach in Zamboanga
- Part 14: Taluksangay Mosque Side Trip
- Part 15: Pasonanca Park and Abong-abong
- Part 16: Last Afternoon in Zamboanga CIty: Yakan Weaving Center and Zamboanga Golf Course
- Part 17: Zamboanga to Cebu Flight
- Part 18: Cebu Stopover: Ayala Center Cebu and Lunch at Hukad
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"Davao First Impressions: Arrival in Davao International Airport" was last modified on November 7, 2011 by Marcos. It was originally posted on November 4, 2011 (6:00 am). Find more posts about:
Destination(s): DavaoSeries: Southern Mindanao: Davao & Zamboanga (6 Days)
In the Philippine Ilonggo dialect, ambot ah literally means "I don't know." After graduating in college, I decided to hold off pursuing my profession and embarked on a free spirited journey of adventure and self-discovery. My travels have led me to many places across the Philippine Islands and South East Asia. I don't know where this path will take me but I'm certain I'll get a lifetime of stories out of it.
