Based on observation and experience from our 4 days stay in Puerto Princesa, I honestly think that Palawan can survive and function on its own. It is so rich with natural resources to provide for the people’s basic necessities and to provide employment from its tourism industry. It also has several laws and ordinances to protect the environment to ensure continuity of the province’s sustainable development. Really admirable.
It’s also typhoon- and earthquake-free. Just a little trivia. ;)
Our vacation was filled with wonderful and unique experiences. Met prisoners who walk freely around their correction facility, held a baby crocodile, cave spelunking, rainy underground river experience, snorkeling, island hopping, and feasted on great food.
It’s also typhoon- and earthquake-free. Just a little trivia. ;)
Our vacation was filled with wonderful and unique experiences. Met prisoners who walk freely around their correction facility, held a baby crocodile, cave spelunking, rainy underground river experience, snorkeling, island hopping, and feasted on great food.
held a baby crocodile :)
Ugong Rock Cave Spelunking
Underground River
Island Hopping!
calm and clear :)
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