Sidlak Danao Signage — Attraction in Cebu

If you are a cyclist from the south and youre traversing a cyling ride to the north, don't you forget to stop by here at the signage. Before the typhoon Odette hit the Northern Part of Cebu, the space in the signage was wide. It use to have a sort of a low wall facing the sea. But was destroyed. Now, the City Government are still fixing it though. Hopefully it will be restored to its former beauty. It's also a clean place. Well maintained by the locals.

In my opinion, the perfect time to go here is before sunrise and sunset. Its so amazing to see burning sun rising and setting and seeing its bright reflection on the water.

If youre hungry, there are places where you can eat. If you have enough budget, theres a local McDonalds just meters away from the signage. If youre in the low budget side, theres also carenderia that offers fresh sea food.

Since the signage is a Cycling hub, there are times that Cyling gear sellers go there to sell some. Also, the area is also a registration point for all cycling enthusiasts who joins cycling fun ride. Theres a lot of them like Activesports Hub and @NDOT...

A landmark or stopover for cyclists. Next to beach waters and close to the food, Danao City is known for - The famous Tinap-anan. My guest once said, it is better than their grilled or...

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To the students and the workers, it means “Banat gyud. Be good. Go for excellence. Dili maayo magtikdol-tikdol lang sa imuhang trabaho o pagtuon.”

To the rich, it means “Give back. Maayo nga mupaambit sa mga kabus.”

To those in government, it means “Do more to reach out to all the residents.”

To the residents, it means “Aduna kay matampo, magamay o madako, sa pagpalambo sa Danao. Let’s unite.”

On top of it all, the conversation takes on a daily basis. Repetition and reinforcement of values take place constantly.

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