#Davao City
Articles tagged with «Davao City».
Davao Philippines Temple: History, Architecture and Dedication
The Davao Philippines Temple is the first LDS temple in Mindanao, dedicated in May 2026 after construction began in 2020.
2019 Palarong Pambansa: 62nd Edition in Davao City
The 2019 Palarong Pambansa was the 62nd edition of the Philippine multi-sport event, held in Davao City from April 27 to May 4, 2019.
Davao-South Regional Football Association: Governance and Competitions
Profile of the Davao-South RFA, its jurisdiction in Davao City and surrounding provinces, officers, and competitions.
Bucana Bridge: Engineering, Construction and Regional Connectivity
Overview of the Bucana Bridge in Davao City, a four-lane extradosed bridge funded by China and opened in December 2025.
Martin Delgra III: Legal Career and Political Role
Profile of Martin Delgra III, Filipino lawyer, former LTFRB chairman, and legal counsel to Rodrigo Duterte.
Apo View Hotel: History and development in Davao City
Apo View Hotel is the oldest hotel in Davao City, founded in 1948. This article covers its history, ownership changes, and expansion.
Monfort Bat Sanctuary: Ecology, Conservation and Tourism on Samal Island
Monfort Bat Sanctuary on Samal Island hosts 2.3 million Rousette fruit bats, recognized by Guinness World Records as the largest single colo...
Southern Philippines Medical Center: History, expansion and facilities
Largest government hospital in the Philippines, located in Davao City, with a history dating back to 1917.
Epol Falls: Geography, Legend and Tourism in Marilog, Davao City
Epol Falls is a waterfall in Marilog, Davao City, known for its legend of everlasting love and Matigsalug tribal heritage.
KJC King Dome: Construction, Design and Controversy in Davao City
The KJC King Dome in Davao City is a 75,000-capacity indoor arena under construction, notable for its scale and recent legal events.
Davao City Water District: Utility Profile and History
Davao City Water District is a water utility in the Philippines established in 1973.