PHIDEX 2024 Exhibition Layout

Nestled in Davao Gulf, the Island Garden City of Samal is a captivating tropical haven where history, culture, and nature converge. Inhabited by the indigenous Sama people, guided by the Chieftain “Datu”, Samal Island established a unique governance rooted in tradition. Spanning 30,130 hectares, Samal Island hosts 116,771 (2020) Samalenyos across 46 barangays, creating a harmonious blend of landscapes and communities. Shielded by Davao Gulf, its Type IV climate ensures tranquil weather year-round, nurturing lush ecosystems.
Discover breathtaking landscapes from trekking to basking on its pristine 118-kilometer white sand beaches. Dive into the mesmerizing depths of its 4-kilometer coral gardens, where a vibrant marine world thrives.