It is an hour away from Digos City proper and considered a part of Sitio Kapatagan. Standing on the slopes of Mt. Apo, Agong house showcases well-known Davao artist, Kublai Millan's designs and sculptures. Agong house has become a popular tourist destination among locals especially when it was known that the owner allows visitors to see his vacation house.
Shaped like an agong which is a musical instrument used by the Muslims and the indigenous people from the southern part of the Philippines, the house is a masterpiece in itself. The garden is also quite an art piece too with a breathtaking view of the Mt. Apo and surrounding mountain range.
8 comments:
Is Digos still part of Davao?
what a site to behold!? I wish I can visit this place + see the majestic Mt. Apo with my own two eyes...:)
thanks for your visit!
What a gigantic agong indeed!
Interesting place! I should go and see this. I've been to Digos at few times many years ago but haven't seen or heard of this place.
Thanks for the visit.
wow its a nice place..never heard of this before. I should go and visit. Doing my late rounds from TT.
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have never been to this place.. interesting!! Visting from
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very beautiful view and picture, loved it :-) Thank you for sharing Davao with us :-) Dropping some love for Tuesday Travels, hope that you can return the favor too.
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Wow! That's a very interesting place! Totoo pala talaga ito ha. This was mentioned to me by a friend but today is my first time to see the structure standing. Ang ganda! :)
Late TT visit! See you again this week! :)
Oh, Chicago!
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