The Aldevinco Shopping Center is nestled conveniently at the junction of Claro M. Recto and Manuel Roxas Avenue, which are both considered to be the busiest thoroughfares in the city of Davao.
It is the premiere destination that showcases the culture and heritage of Mindanaon people. Much like a museum itself, Aldevinco is a shopping destination for native Davao products such as Batik, tie-dyed kamisons, tablecloths, slippers, dusters, bags, purses and musical instruments made from indigenous products such as coconut shells, carabao skin for those "bob marley" drumsets.
More importantly, the place is well known for its spend-thrift souvenir shops where shirts go from 90 pesos to 180. Not bad for people like me who look for cheap but quality take homes.
What I've spent so far for Davao souvenirs?
4 Guy Shirts (White): Php 120 (US $2.40) each
2 Girl Shirts: Php 90 (US $1.80) each
1 Durian Magnet: Php 30 (US $0.60) each or 3 for Php100 (US $2.00)
1 Batik Doctor's bag: Php 180 (US $3.60) each
10 Batik Long Wallet: Php 20 (US $0.40) each
Sulit diba? :D
4 Guy Shirts (White): Php 120 (US $2.40) each
2 Girl Shirts: Php 90 (US $1.80) each
1 Durian Magnet: Php 30 (US $0.60) each or 3 for Php100 (US $2.00)
1 Batik Doctor's bag: Php 180 (US $3.60) each
10 Batik Long Wallet: Php 20 (US $0.40) each
Sulit diba? :D
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