International Doll House, Mindanao, Philippines

56452 5:00 PM Apr 7, 2013

something new to try
I was having second thoughts if I would climb the 270 mini steps or not, just to take a look at a doll collection. I remember my little girl back home. She would love to see pictures of a collection of dolls I can take. So I decided to take the 200+ steps grasping my breath minute after minute. At last I was in front of the door of the room. There’s an entrance fee of P20/person. Slippers/shoes were taken off before entering the room. A room full of a collection of international dolls by a Filipina who once had wished in her early childhood to have even a single doll of her own. Indeed, her wish came true, not only a single doll but a room full of dolls she bought from different countries. I thought we were only seeing dolls. I didn't know there is a restaurant just a few steps from the doll house where one can take a good refreshment. They have friendly staff and while waiting for our food, we had a good view of the sea and Bislig City from atop the hill. It’s clean and food is indeed satisfying for an affordable price. It's a good restaurant to take some refreshment. I like their burgers. I also had "halo-halo". It's cheap and yummy. Place is well maintained, rest rooms are clean, air is fresh and surely you will enjoy a nhttp://c1.tacdn.com/img2/sprites/big_ratings_v1.pngice view of the sea. I'm glad took the 270 steps, it's worth the climb.

3Jerica R 5:00 PM Apr 30, 2018

Dolls
My friend badly wanted to go here but I wasn’t that interested. Lots of dolls (some of them really looks creepy - Anabelle feels). Aside from dolls, there are some collectibles too like a tea cup made out of gold. Btw, it’s quite a climb to get here - lots of stairs that never seem to end.