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1. REGION
XI
DAVAO
REGION
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Reporters:
Rozanne Millen B. Mañozo
Mia Mariz Fortaleza
BSED FILIPINO/ 2nd Year

2. Davao Region, formerly
called Southern Mindanao,
is an administrative region
in the Philippines,
designated as Region XI.
It is situated at the
southeastern portion of

3. Regional Center : Davao
City
Population(2015): 4,893,318

4. 01 Davao De Oro
The Country's Gold Capital
04 Davao Occidental
New province in the
Philippines
02 Davao Del Norte
The Banana Capital of the
Philippines
03 Davao Del Sur
The Competative Province in
the Philippines
05 Davao Oriental
Coconut Capital of the
Philippines
It comprises of Five Provinces:
DAVAO
DE ORO

5. And a Highly Urbanized City:
DAVAO
DE ORO
 Davao City
The region has six cities,
namely:
Davao City
Digos City
Mati City
Panabo City
Samal City
Tagum City

6. Region XI, then known as Southern
Mindanao, was renamed Davao Region.

7. On September 2001, Executive Order No.
36 was enacted which reorganized the
regions in Mindanao. Region XI, then
known as Southern Mindanao, was
renamed Davao Region, and the provinces
of South Cotabato and Sarangani, and the
cities of General Santos and Koronadal
were moved to Region XII.

8. Region XI, then known as Southern
Mindanao, originally covered 6 provinces
(Compostela Valley, Davao del Norte,
Davao del Sur, Davao Oriental, South
Cotabato and Sarangani), and the cities of
Davao, Digos, Panabo, Tagum, Samal,
General Santos and Koronadal.[20]
Surigao del Sur was moved to the newly
created region Caraga on February 23,

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DAVAO DE ORO"THE COUNTRY'S GOLD CAPITAL"

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 It is the fourth newest province
of the Philippines
 Founded: March 8, 1998
 Renamed: December 7, 2019
 Capital: Nabunturan
 Municipalities: 11
 Barangays: 237
 Spoken languages:
Cebuano,Mansaka,Ata

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Davao de Oro, the 78th province in the country, was carved out of
Davao del Norte Province by virtue of Republic Act No. 8470,
signed by President Fidel V. Ramos on January 30, 1998
HISTORY

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A Senate bill officially renaming Compostela Valley to Davao de
Oro was passed in 2019. Provincial officials led by Governor
Jayvee Tyron Uy sees this as an opportunity to clear up confusion
with its geographic location, with the province's name sometimes
associated with Cagayan Valley and the town of Compostela in
Cebu, and associate it further with fellow provinces in the Davao
Region. They see this also as an opportunity to market the
province better for further investments. The plebiscite was held on
December 7, 2019 with majority of participants voting in favor of
the name change.

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 Davao de Oro, formerly known
as Compostela Valley Province,
is part of Davao Region.
 Davao de Oro used to be part of
Davao del Norte until it was
made independent in 1998,
after a vote in favor of the
creation of a new province in
Davao Region.

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ECONOM
Y
The Province was billed as the second richest province in the
Philippines by the Commission on Audit by year 2017. That year,
its provincial government posted a record high of ₱18.75 billion
worth of assets, the largest in whole Mindanao.
It was caused by numerous business establishments, banana
plantations, and vast gold and silver mines across the province,
further augmented with its up-to-date transportation infrastructure.

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The province possesses one of the largest gold deposits in the
Philippines, with 10 out of its 11 towns having one or more gold
mines in each
The town of Nabunturan, the provincial
capital, is also home to the biggest gold
ring in the Philippines, "The Solidarity
Ring."

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TOURIST
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TAGBIBINTA FALLS

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Tagbibinta Falls is one of the many
great and majestic waterfalls located
in Barangay Coronobe, Maragusan,
Compostella Valley. Thousands of
tourists every year gather to visit the
falls, which is an ideal place to
capture the beauty of nature. It is
also a good destination to refresh
your mind from the busy
environment, as well as to

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MT.
CANDALAGA

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The Mount Candalaga is one of those
intriguing mountains. It is blessed with a
virgin forest and stunning scenery that will
bring joy to every tourist. The mountain
possesses different impressive flora and
fauna and a system of waterfalls that
welcomes you at the start of your trail.

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AGUACAN COLD
RESORT

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The cold water in its huge pool will surely
refresh your scorched skin and give you
the respite you need away from the tiring
city and busy life. The cold spring lies in
the midst of lush vegetation thus it could
also be good for camping and one could
go hiking around its vicinity.

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FESTIVALS

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Bulawan Festival has been dubbed as the
only festival of gold in the Philippines since
the province is known as home to one of the
largest gold reserves in the country--the
Mount Diwata, also known as Diwalwal, in
Monkayo town.

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Diwanag Festival,
Diwanag, a portmanteau of the words
Diwa (spirit) and Masanag (bright), is
really an apt name for the festival, since
it radiates a bright Christmas spirit,
giving happiness to anyone who feels
lonely during Christmas.
ery December.

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Simballay Festival is an annual festivity of
the Municipality of Nabunturan coined from
a Mansaka word meaning, “Togetherness,
sharing and thanksgiving for a bountiful
harvest.”
One of the special features of the
celebration is the tribal gallery, where the
attires and jewels of the Mansaka tribe are

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DAVAO DEL
"The banana capital of the Philippines."

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 Founded: July 1, 1967
 Capital: Tagum
 Component cities: 3
Panabo, Samal, Tagum
 Municipalities: 8
 Barangays: 223
 Spoken languages:
Cebuano,Davawenyo,Mansaka,

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Davao del Norte and Davao de Oro, together with Davao
Oriental, Davao Occidental and Davao del Sur used to be a
whole province simply known as Davao. This original province
was split into three: Davao del Norte, Davao Oriental, and Davao
del Sur when Republic Act No. 4867 (authored by Representative
Lorenzo S. Sarmiento, Sr.) was signed into law on May 8, 1967
HISTORY

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Davao del Norte is a primarily agricultural, but also engages in
mining, forestry, and commercial fishing.
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,
ECONOMY

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TOURIST
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Hijo Plantation Banana
Beach.

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One of the most popular Davao del Norte
tourist spots is the Hijo Plantation Banana
Beach. This is basically a resort and
outdoor park, just outside of Tagum City
and they have various accommodations
available as well, from a modest room to
the most luxurious beach villas.

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Nine Caves of
Kapalong

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A first class municipality in Davao del
Norte, which is less than an hour away
from Tagum.
The most famous of all these caves is
called Okbot, which is named after a local
medicine man who is said to be
performing sacred rituals inside the
caves. Caving enthusiasts will surely be
amazed at the sight of the grand columns
and delicate draperies while navigating
through the cave.

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Samal Island

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There are more than 60 resorts in Samal
that caters to all kinds of tourists. From
public beach resorts to luxurious and
world-class resorts, Samal Island
definitely has it. Aside from swimming and
diving, there are several other activities
that you can enjoy in this island.
You can perhaps go mountain climbing
and snorkel through the colorful coral
reefs or go kayaking on the coastline if
you want. After all these fun activities, you
can relax in one of your resort hotels and
indulge in some pampering, such as a
relaxing massage and spa.

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Rosary
Garden

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Another interesting tourist spot in Davnor
is the rosary garden, which is where the
world’s biggest rosary can be found. This
is a famous spot, especially for Catholics,
where the rosary is made from ironwood
and is kept at the Christ the King
Cathedral, which is also one of the most
visited churches in the region.

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FESTIVALS

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Banana Festival is a reap celebration
which is held each first seven day stretch of
April. It opens on the primary day of April.
The celebration is made to grandstand
banana as one of the town's horticultural
items.

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Durian festival,
a festival celebrated during the month of
September up to October that gathers
the Durian Growers from the province of
Davao del Norte and Compostela Valley
and convene in the City of Tagum
provide and offer the lowest rate of
durian fruits for the consumers.

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The City Tourism Council had initiated the
Binuhat Festival designed for the gay
community, respectfully called by Tagumeños as
“Binuhat” or “Creations”. This festival is the only
festival dedicated to the Lesbian Gay Bisexual
and Transgender Community (LGBT) in
Mindanao. It is a week-long celebration which is
mainly participated by gays coming from different

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Musikahan Festival, Tagum City’s signature
festival. It is a distinct cultural event celebrating
the Filipino excellence in musical composition,
performance, and production.

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Kinilaw na TunaDurian Pie
Dinuguan Pusu

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DAVAO DEL SUR
"The Most Competative Province in the Philippines"

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 Founded: May 8, 1967
 Capital: Digos
 Independent cities: 1 Davao City
(Highly Urbanized City)
 Component cities: 1 Digos
 Municipalities: 9
 Barangays: 232
Including independent cities: 414

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The beginnings of both Davao Region and Davao del Sur were
associated with the foundation of Davao, which was the first town
to be founded in southern Mindanao in 1848.
Thirty-six years after the foundation of Davao, the town of Santa
Cruz was founded on the 5th day of October, 1884. It is the first
town to be founded south of Davao and is now the oldest in the
province.
HISTORY

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The colorful artistic heritage of Davao stems from the rich culture of
its tribes. For the Bagobos, aesthetics is the meticulous carving of
weapons; the elaborate decoration of inlaid metal boxes with bells;
and the ornamentation of their abaca fiber dress with embroidery,
shells, beads and metal discs.The Mandayas, on the other hand,
have a solid tradition in weaving. To produce their famed coarse
textured cloth, abaca fiber is colored with earth dyes and woven on a
Art and Culture

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Art and Culture

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TOURIST
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Philippine Eagle Center

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Another proof that you’ve been to Davao
is visiting the home of the Pithecophaga
jefferyi (Philippine Monkey-Eating Eagle).
This is special because it can only be
found in the country, nowhere else. Aside
from the Philippine Eagle, other rare
species also live in the center including
sea eagles, hawks, and serpent eagles.

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VIRGIN FALLS

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This hidden gem in Kapatagan Valley is
one of the ultimate tourist spots in Davao
del Sur. A true wonder of nature that is
surrounded by lush greenery and rare
species of wild animals. It’s an enchanting
place with icy cold water gathered in a
form of a natural pool.
Kick off your summer escapade in Davao
and experience the best travel
destinations like a local.

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CAMP SABROS

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An outdoor adventure camp in Sitio
Barras, Camp Sabros is the place for fun
and adventures. You can ride the Slide for
Life zip line and witness the lush pine
trees below you while having a glimpse of
Mt. Apo across the mountain ranges.

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FESTIVALS

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The Dorongan festival is a celebration of
unity and oneness despite diversity of
culture and belief. Dorongan is a Bagobo
term which literary means
THANKSGIVING.

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Every third week of August, Kadayawan
Festival is Davao City’s biggest and
grandest festival. The term “Kadayawan” is
derived from the Mandaya word
“madayaw”, a greeting used to explain a
thing that is good, valuable, superior, or
beautiful.

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Bansaulog Festival, which signifies
"Kasaulogan sa Bansalan", seven days in
length festivity held each twelfth to
eighteenth of September situated in
Bansalan, Davao del Sur

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PAKFRY
PAKSIW NA FRY
Foods:

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DAVAO
"The Newest Province in the Philippines"

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 Founded: October 28, 2013
 Capital: Malita
 Independent cities: 0
 Component cities: 0
 Municipalities: 5
 Barangays: 105
 Spoken
languages:Cebuano,Sangirese,

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Davao Occidental was created through Republic Act 10360
enacted on July 23, 2013, signed by President Benigno Aquino
III on January 14, 2013.
Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr., who sponsored the creation of
Davao Occidental,
HISTORY

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Tradition

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BALUT ISLAND

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SABANG
HOTSPRING

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BOLAE CAVE

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FESTIVALS

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Gaginaway Festival is celebrated annually
every full moon on the month of November
and Araw ng Malita is also celebrated
annually on November 17.

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Kapyaan Festival
A festival of the Day of Establishment of the
town of Jose Abad Santos in the area of
Davao Occidental. The festival held each
eighteenth to twentieth of February,
establishing Anniversary of the production
of the region.

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SCREAM FOR ICE
CREAM
Food Products:
DaralAdlai Rice

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DAVAO ORIENTAL
"The Coconut Capital in the Philippines"

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 Founded: July 1, 1967
 Capital: Mati
 Independent cities: 0
 Component cities: 1 Mati
 Municipalities: 10
 Barangays: 183
 Spoken languages:
Cebuano,Sangirese, Sarangani,

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before 1521, is marked by a very primitive way of life, worship,
culture, customs and traditions. Davao Oriental is populated by
the Indigenous people since time past before the coming of the
Muslims and the Christian Spaniards.
They were known as Mandaya, Mansaka, Mamanua, Manobo,
Mangguangan, Tagacaulo and Kalagan or Kagan. They were
situated near the shores of the Pacific Ocean, some near the
HISTORY

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The Mandaya’s
Dagmay: Davao
Oriental’s Woven
Treasure

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TOURIST
ATTRACTIONS

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ALIWAGWAG FALLS

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Cape San Agustin

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Crocodile Park

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FESTIVALS

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The Bauldayawan Festival celebrates a
good harvest.

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Banayan Festival is a tribute to the town's
main product – rice.

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Famous Foods:

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