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Philippine Eagle Research & Nature Center
To view one of the largest eagles in the world (in terms of wing span), head to the Philippine Eagle Research & Nature Center, which is dedicated to conserving these endangered birds. Around 35 Philippine eagles (also known as monkey-eating eagles) are here, 20 of which were bred through artificial insemination. The camp is set in a pocket of native forest near Malagos, 36km north of Davao. There are enough wild birds flitting around to keep even the least avid birdwatcher happy – other species of eagles and animals also call the centre home. You can watch an informative video about eagles in the wild – there are about 500 in the Philippines – and the threats they are fac…
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Malasag Eco-Tourism Village
Set in acres of botanical gardens with a small wildlife collection of butterflies, birds and deer, the Malasag Eco-Tourism Village is a theme park of sorts, featuring tribal houses, a museum and an education centre. Locals who come here seem to enjoy themselves. There are camping, cottages (from P500), a swimming pool and a good restaurant. Take a jeepney to Cugman and get off at Malasag, then take a motorcycle up the hill to the eco-village. A taxi will cost about P250 one way.
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Katibawasan Falls
Katibawasan Falls is a beautiful clear stream of water dropping more than 70m to a plunge pool. You can swim and picnic here, though the facilities are basic. A special trip by jeepney or multicab from Mambajao will cost about P300 return; from the resorts around Agoho it’s about P350 return.
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T’boli Museum
The T’boli Museum is really nothing more than a small native-style house selling locally made handicrafts.
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