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D' Bone Collector Museum
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Closing in 29 mins Open on Mon-Fri,10:00am-5:00pm;Open on Sat,3:00am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: San Pedro, Bucana Barangay 76-A, Davao City, Mindanao, Philippines
Official website: http://www.dbonemuseum.com/
Phone: +63-91-96240744
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This is a 3-story museum, not very big but very interesting because they have real bones of different species (from land, sea to sky), and upcoming ones. Very educational, because they have a friendly tour guide to explain things to you and even take pictures for you. The explanation is quick, but they will give you a lot of time to walk around this place. The owner is very easy going. A foreigner, he is fluent in Bisayema and Tagalog. Tickets are 100 adults and 80 children.
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This is a 3-story museum, not very big but very interesting because they have real bones of different species (from land, sea to sky), and upcoming ones. Very educational, because they have a friendly tour guide to explain things to you and even take pictures for you. The explanation is quick, but they will give you a lot of time to walk around this place. The owner is very easy going. A foreigner, he is fluent in Bisayema and Tagalog. Tickets are 100 adults and 80 children.
This museum is also famous, it seems to have 3 floors, seeing some fossils can feel the wonder of life~
It is a wildlife park with many skeletons of primitive animals and is very educational for children.
A more distinctive local museum worth visiting.
There are animal skeletons around the world, and they are sitting there quietly as if telling stories about the years, very historical.