Things To Do in Tagum City, Davao Del Norte

Tagum City is the ‘Capital City of the South’. People who love music would enjoy here! We do various festivals in every month. People would love to go back here because of hospitality and a place like home. A lot of different attractions can be visited here.

Tagum City is at the province of Davao del Norte. It is also known as the city of palms. This city is improving year by year with the help of government officials leaded by Hon. Allan Lopez Rellon. Tagum City is one of the pride of Davao del Norte because this city have many tourist attractions.

Tagum City is considered the Palm City and City of Festivals because its love for music, festivals and entertainment. our city also won multiple awards for being ‘Child Friendly’, ‘Efficient City Workers’ and ‘One of the Cities with Rising Potential for Economic Boom’. Cost of basic living commodities is also on average level compared to other developing cities. The benefits of living here in Tagum City is that you get to experience good governance, safe and comfortable living and entertaining festivals all in one city without spending much money on moving.

Tagum City is a small city which is progressive. People in our city are called Tagumenos. our city has less crime rate and safety for tourist to stroll down the streets every night. everything is accessible especially wet markets where you can buy fresh foods to eat. living in our city makes your heart full of contentment.

With its accessibility, fair weather, plain topography and stable economy, anyone can actually pamper and enjoy Tagum City’s comfortable and serene lifestyle where people and nature coexist harmoniously. In fact, Tagum City has been crowned as the country’s “Palm City Capital.” One can easily notice the beautifully grown palm trees that were part of the local government’s sustainable pro-environmental project. Tagumeños are known to have an eclectic love and passion for music and have the most-awaited event yearly that is celebrated every February, locally known as “Musikahan sa Tagum Festival.”