Events and Culture

The Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague sits atop Shrine Hills, which overlooks Metro Davao and the Davao Gulf. Aside from being a preferred destination for prayer and reflection, it is also a family-friendly tourist destination because of its lush landscape.

D' Bone Collector Museum is a unique point of interest in Davao City: OIt has the largest collection of animal skulls, bones, and skeletons in the Philippines. It contains over 700 specimens assembled and displayed as educational tools used to teach visitors about animals and animal conservation.

The San Pedro Cathedral is a National Cultural Treasure located along Davao's oldest street. The cathedral, which was built in 1847, is Davao's oldest church.

The Ruins is one of Negros Occidental's most iconic architectural attractions. It features the ruins of 1900s Italian-inspired architecture which was once the ancestral home mansion of the family of Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson and Maria Braga Lacson.

This festival celebrates the people of Bacolod and their ability to conquer hardships, as the festival can be traced back to after the 1980 Don Juan tragedy and the collapse of the province's sugar industry. The celebration is marked by masked dancers garbed in colorful costumes performing mardi gras-inspired and Latin numbers.

Chicken House Mandalagan is one of the most popular places to get inasal in Bacolod City. It features a laid back vibe where hot meals are served on plates covered with banana leaves.

This picturesque restaurant in Silay is located in a scenic hacienda that has also made it popular as an events space. The restaurant gives back to the community by giving part of their proceeds to the Takas Youth Community in support of their Clean and Green Project.

Manokan country is a complex of a couple dozens of stalls serving Bacolod's most sought-after gastronomic delight — chicken inasal.

Hacienda Rosalia, also known as Hacienda Santa Rosalia, is a sugar plantation and compound where the 1930s ancestral home mansion of Gaston family and the Church of Cartwheels are located.

This 1939 heritage house in Silay features American colonial architecture. It was built by Aguinaldo Gamboa and Alicia Lucero.