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Under the leadership of Governor Engr. Raul G. Mabanglo, the Province of Davao de Oro stands firm in its commitment to deliver genuine public service through the KAP framework — Kahimsug, Assistance, ug Proyekto. The provincial government strives to ensure quality healthcare for all Davaoeños, provide assistance that empowers communities and transforms plans into tangible results, and implement impactful projects in infrastructure, agriculture, and environmental development — all anchored in transparency, collaboration, and sustainable progress.
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This steaming waterfall is tucked on the side of a hill in Barangay Mainit, one of some 12 villages lined along the Masara line. A strip of dirt road that starts from Mawab, the first town of Davao de Oro, and a 15–20-minute bus ride from Tagum City in Davao del Norte. The road stretches all the way to Brgy. Masara, where Apex-Crew Mines holds court. From Mawab, home of the rare white clay, the trip by vehicle takes at least 45 minutes of alternating paved and dirt road.
is the highest peak of Mt. Pandadagsaan, at 2,670 meters above sea level. The mountain is the 3rd highest peak in Davao Region and is ranked 13th in the Philippines. It is considered by Philippine mountaineers as a much more challenging climb than Mount Apo, the country`s highest mountain peak. It would usually take two to three days. The average trekking schedule is 2-3 days.
Nestled northeast of Barangay Mapawa, about 7 kilometers from the Poblacion, Pyalitan Falls remains an untouched natural gem preserved in its pristine state. The falls can be reached through a scenic half-hour trek via Barangay Coronobe, offering an adventure through lush greenery and serene landscapes. Composed of nine majestic tiers cascading a total of 120 feet into a refreshing six-foot-deep pool, Pyalitan Falls is a breathtaking haven for nature lovers and trekkers alike.
Newly-elected officials of the League of Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) Davao de Oro Chapter formally took…
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