Road trip Davao city to Cagayan de oro

[yokam888]

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when did you had your last trip?

last nov 2010 sir.

[skrynhanter]

thanks for the info @yakam888

[gian7675]

hmm probably more than 50% of the trip... buda is already mountainous and most parts of bukidnon... i remember my last road trip from cagayan to davao, my engine temp went down as if my engine was'nt running at all that's how cold it could get.

Wow...thanks for the info bro!

skrynhunter@
I guess mapipilitan akong magdala ng jacket, siguro naman di na ako papawisan nun LOL! =)

Cool atmosphere environment huh...I wonder if gaganda performance ng car?

"Cool air thru the intake = better performance"...daw

[kreik101]

From CDO to Davao weve had a trip via BUDA. It isnt really that cold at that time when we passed the mountainous areas, but we indeed turned off the aircon of the van to feel the cold fresh air. Scenery is superb, especially if you stop by at the Overview in Bukidnon (although the place is not well-maintained). Road conditions is good except for some parts which is still under construction in bukidnon and a bumpy part upon reaching davao (at the mountainous part).
We departed from CDO at 7 am and reached SM davao 3 pm. 8 hours since we just asked the driver to be not too fast and we also spent an hour in Overview and Jollibee malaybalay.

[bisayadakoo]

Yo!

I noticed that one tip is "bring thick clothing"

err...do we need to bring thick clothing even if we're just passing thru the mountanous area? I'm assuming we're passing a mountainous area because of the "Little Baguio" nickname.

Wait a minute...how many percent of the route is located in a high altitude or mountainous area?

Thanks in advance!

people are "advising" you here because they know...there are many things can happen when you travel that far and that higher elevation route....But if you insist then just bring a sleeveless shirt and shorts. That would serve you well.

[pboi]

nindota uban aning roadtrip oi.

[gian7675]

people are "advising" you here because they know...there are many things can happen when you travel that far and that higher elevation route....But if you insist then just bring a sleeveless shirt and shorts. That would serve you well.

Hmmm...did you understand the post that you even quoted on? I guess not.

Did you even read the entire thread? Obviously not. It's only 1 page when you posted you know.

Please read it again

And PLEASE READ ALL THE POSTS BEFORE YOU COMMENT...tsk...tsk...tsk...

[bisayadakoo]

Hmmm...did you understand the post that you even quoted on? I guess not.

Did you even read the entire thread? Obviously not. It's only 1 page when you posted you know.

Please read it again

And PLEASE READ ALL THE POSTS BEFORE YOU COMMENT...tsk...tsk...tsk...

because your question sounds like you don't buy the suggestion that you need thick clothing. that is the point

[gian7675]

because your question sounds like you don't buy the suggestion that you need thick clothing. that is the point

I was merely asking for more opinions and details and I got more details from kreik101 (thanks again bro! )

Anyway eh if you look and have read 2 posts above your "sleeveless and shorts" remark, I have replied there already that I would be bringing a jacket because of your and other members advice..

Read more before you give unnecessary remarks like that tsk-tsk-tsk...

[qwertyqaz]

don't forget to stop by roadway cafe along valencia for lunch or at camp phillips for the steak

the size is generous but the quality of meat is not at par with known hotel or steak houses