Reel To Real 3D Tricks and Arts

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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't allow shoes or slippers inside, you must leave them at the baggage counter. You can go inside bare feet if you don't have foot sacs or you can buy from them for Php 25.00.

We came at around 6pm after Sunday service. Here are some of the photos we took during our visit:


















The place is really simple. It was full of people when we came in because it was a Sunday/Family day. We felt awkward taking photos with people waiting in line to take photos. But it sure was fun to have a 3D photo experience. I hope they can get a bigger place and add more 3D paintings.
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Location: Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines

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