Hotel Galleria Davao

... history and local culture combined with the spectacular sceneries makes this city a holiday destination like no other.<br><br> Right across the coastline of Davao City lies the Island of Samal, named as the Island Garden City, a place of harmony and serenity, it is located at the heart of Davao Gulf. This idyllic place has pristine, white beaches, which are true treasures and a part of the island&#8217;s infinite beauty. There are some private ...

... airlines was delayed so we had to leave at 2pm. <br><br>While we were waiting, I, Michelle and Dad looked at shops around the airport we bought juice and durian jam bread and sugar durian in bread. I didn&#8217;t like it very much. Then we went onto the aeroplane. It smelt like durian because somebody bought durian and put it in his luggage. It was very smelly. We all ...

... whole place was covered with his stuff. Even outside the hotel there was huge sculptures, quite ...

... get from plunging into the cool waters of the kaliguanan sa lasang (pool in the woods). And this is where I often seek refuge from the madness of city life, taking a dip in its cool, refreshing waters to renew my mind, body and soul. <br> <br> Hagimit may be out-of-the way, but anyone who goes there will eventually find his way. To reach the place, I usually take the bus from Davao City, which drops me at Peñaplata proper. From there, I hire ...

... under shelter, where I slept again, hopefully sleeping off the last stage of whatever was ailing me. We also managed to do a walk outside the resort, passing through a back gate, where a guard reluctantly agreed to let us back in again on our return. Actually the management is keen to take people out of the resort, but only on a very expensive guided tour of some of the highlights of the island, including some bat caves, which we've plenty of in ...

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Davao - Surigao It's an early start this morning, as the only air-conditioned bus from Davao to Surigao is the 6.30 am Bachelor Express service. All the other services are non-aircon, and a ten hour trip on a non-aircon bus this close to the equator is not recommended. The services depart daily from the Ecoland Davao bus terminal. Obvi0usly bus is the last choice for a cross-Mindanao trek, but alas the ferries are once-weekly ...

... Burma). Jeff Caudle gave a presentation covering New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Tonga and Fiji. The four pastors in the Philippines: Eriz Dizon, Rey Evasco, Florente Siopan and Ed Macaraeg presented their respective areas. It was quite an inspiring update, there are many interesting activities going on in these areas. During the course of the day Richard Pinelli, and Lyle Welty made very ...

... and realized I was only a few steps away from the Philippines' rooftop. Once there, I was dumbfounded by what I saw: spread before me was a magnificent view of the cities of Davao and Digos, bathed in lights, shining like diamonds under the full moon. It was a spectacle so sublime, reminding me just how tiny a speck I am in this great planet of ours.<br><br> A drinking spree was in progress when I arrived at the campsite. Odie welcomed me with a cup of ...

... and the East Indies, as well as other US military operations in the Pacific. Driving through the cemetery, it seems to go on forever, hill after hill and row after row of white crosses. The scale of it is hard to fathom. Such places fill one with both pride in the courage of the men and women who risked and lost their lives in the defence of their homes and their values, and with melancholie at the thought of ...