The
Pasalubong Center is a one-stop-shop for proudly Davao-made quality products such as handicrafts, processed food, fashion accessories, souvenir and gift items, home decors, indigenous costumes and native accessories, fruits and flowers, etc., at very affordable rates using locally or internationally sourced materials as well as indigenous and recyclable materials. It is conveniently located along Palma Gil Street in downtown Davao City beside the
People’s Park.
The Center initially opened to the public on December 12, 2011 during the Pasko Fiesta sa Dabaw 2011 and just had its grand opening last March 15, 2012 in time for the
75th Araw ng Dabaw celebration.
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Interior of the Center |
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More stalls |
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The ground floor is about 443 square meters |
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Wide selection of quality Davao products |
Patterned after the Bacolod City's Association of Negros Producers facility, the
Pasalubong Center was established by the Davao City government through the initiative of Mayor Sara Duterte whose primary objective is to create more opportunities for exposure to Davao City-based entrepreneurs and manufacturers in the production and marketing of Davao-made quality and unique products to a wider market of foreign and domestic tourists and local consumers. This project is supported by the Department of Tourism (DOT), Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), as well as the tourism sector and various private organizations.
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Proudly Davao made products |
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Handicraft made of Coconut husk |
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Processed Food |
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Various Souvenir Items |
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More Souvenirs |
The two-storey Center is divided into sections of fruits, flowers, processed foods, and housewares. It also has an allotted space for quality products made by women groups from the Davao City Jail. These women are often assisted by the local government for the marketing of their products such as mats and printed mugs, etc. The second floor houses fast food restaurants that serve authentic Davao food and delicacies.
The Pasalubong Center Davao is open daily for business from 9AM to 6PM.
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Handicrafts |
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Durian Candies |
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Fashion Bag |
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More Davao Products |
For further information, please contact
Palma Gil Street, Davao City 8000
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How to get to the Pasalubong Center Davao |
I can't believe that I've never been there before. Looking at the pictures makes me want to check it out now. Might do that once I come on holiday.
ReplyDeleteNever leave davao without buying pomelo and durian for pasalubong...sarap!!
ReplyDeletehow to buy your product im here now in Cebu pls thanks?pls reply
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