About International Doll House
The International Doll House in Bislig City is a delightful and unexpected attraction that showcases an impressive collection of dolls and figurines from around the world. Located along the scenic boulevard overlooking Surigao Strait, this unique museum reflects the passion of its collector. It offers visitors a glimpse into global cultures through intricately designed dolls dressed in traditional attire. It’s a charming stop for travelers seeking an authentic experience while exploring the beauty of Surigao del Sur.
Our Backpacking Itinerary in Surigao
The International Doll House was mentioned by our guide, John. It somehow felt familiar because we had already seen it on TV. John encouraged us to visit this fantastic place by giving us details of what is displayed inside. According to him, there are dolls with gold on the head, there’s a toy motorcycle with a value of 2.5 million pesos, and many more. So we thought, it's worth visiting.
Original hair and eyelashes, from the real Rose of the Titanic
Wearing our very own Filipiniana and Terno
The Ducati Bike above is the one that I am referring to. If I am not mistaken, its current value is about 2.5 million pesos, and it's still working fine, powered by diesel. I was really impressed by it, not just because of its value, but because of its aura. There is something about it that I can’t explain and keeps getting my attention.
Being inside this house and surrounded by these multi-million-dollar worth of dolls and toys was remarkable. Bislig City is not massive like the cities in Metro Manila, but if you’re planning to visit Surigao del Sur, the International Doll House is recommended
A visit to the International Doll House is a journey through artistry, culture, and nostalgia. Each doll tells a story of heritage and craftsmanship, making this collection a true gem in Surigao City’s tourism scene. Whether you’re a collector, a curious traveler, or a family seeking a fun and educational stop, the International Doll House proves that Surigao’s wonders go beyond its islands and beaches.
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