Dabawenyang Laagan

The tarpaulin at the entrance. Roseville Christmas Mansion is the newest Christmas Attraction in Davao City. It has been the talk of the town for the past few weeks and yesterday, we finally made a visit.  The place is crowded when we came in at around 7 pm after church on a Sunday. How to get there: Ride a jeepney bound to Damosa. Walk a few meters to get pass the gasoline station where the tricycles bound for Roseville Subdivision is found. Tell the driver to take you to Roseville Christmas Mansion and they'll tell you the vehicle bound there. How much does it cost: It costs Php 30.00 for Adults and Php 20.00 for Kids. What you need to bring: Yourself, money and a camera! :) Here are some of the photos we took yesternight: A photo with the beloved president of the republic :p A customized motorcyle. Behind us is the Mansion. The Belen outside. Tiny Christmas House. Hello :P One of the tables outside. Inside the house

I was really curious about this Pink House/Cafe which I have seen online and really wanted to pay a visit since January this year. I heard they have crazy shakes for an affordable price. I kept bugging my buddy but he said that we are not sure about the location, we might get lost. But one day, we went to SM Ecoland and on our way we passed by it and finally saw its location. I bugged him again and behold! We finally visited the place :) The place is not actually far from McArthur highway, here's a map: The place is not hard to see from Buffet palace, it's the first or only pink house you'll see from Buffet palace. Here's an info about the cafe: I was skeptic at first to get in because we came in at around 8:30 pm and surprisingly, there weren't much people around unlike in Kawaii Cafe. I actually thought they were already closed.  Before, we came inside we took selfies: There were lots of books inside the cafe such as Alex Gonzaga'

3D Museums are a hit nowadays in the Philippines. Sadly, they can only be found in Manila or Cebu (as far as I know). No Davao or anywhere near it.  Fortunately, that's already a thing of the past. Dabawenyos can now take photos with realistic drawings and paintings without going faraway from home.  Davao City's Reel to Real 3D Tricks and Arts  recently opened this month, Davao City's first and only 3D museum. Last Sunday, we gave it a visit to see what a 3D museum is. How to get there: The place is located at Cabaguio Street. It's really easy to access, all you have to do, if you are from the downtown area, is to ride a route 4 jeepney and jump off at the Crown Regency Inn, cross the street until you get to PNB Cabaguio, a few meters from the bank is the location of the place. How much does it cost: It costs Php 100.00 for adults and Php 50.00 for kids. Children ages four and below are free of charge. What to bring: Your camera, of course. and a foot sac. They don&#