Time for a short pasyal...
** For Quick Stopover (As in quick)...
Day 1: Had a quick stopover at Lon Watemple.
Had the chance to see another SM
branch, too – SM Lanang. It's really big, not that crowded, and has high end stores.
Highly recommended - shoppers and mall-lovers will like this place.
Day 2: Busy day, although we were able
to eat at Blue Carabao – just a few steps away from our Davao Head
Office in Monteverde. Though it's quite hot, they serve good food.
Day 3: Work's over and we had the entire evening to explore the city. Besides, I was done visiting Crocodile Farm and done watching the performance of the ethnic group Tribu K'Mindanawan.
Riverwalk:
Perhaps if a friend was with me, I'd ask him/her to try any of these exotic dishes.
Since I was on a solo mode, mango shake will do.
People's Park:
Perhaps you'll appreciate this place if you only want to sit or read or walk and take photos, but there's nothing so exciting in this place. The security at the entrance are also annoying and irritating – someone should teach them how to be friendly and how to smile.
The Peak at Gaisano Mall:
Don't be deceived by the photos. The
place doesn't look that lovely even at night, though it doesn't look
so bad at all. I guess it's not yet totally developed. I also prefer
to go to Abreeza or SM Lanang – these malls have this ambiance
that's more inviting.
Ice Giant:
Walking distance from Gaisano Mall.
They offer delicious sweets covered with ice (similar to our
halo-halo or red bean sherbet of Korea). They have this enormous bowl
that's good for 10-20 people! Pizza and pasta are also available, but
I suggest better eat (dinner/lunch) somewhere else.
Cookies and Cream Mango
It's cheaper to take a PUJ, but only if you've been to Davao and you know which PUJ to hail; otherwise, simply take a cab!
Davao City is a very safe place where even a foreign tourist can ride a cab - worry-free! Just learn how to contact their city Mayor :p
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