Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm
by Jane Dacumos on June 28, 2012Found in picturesque Palawan, the Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm is arguably one of the most popular prisons in the Philippines. This is probably because of the way prisoners are allowed to work on the farm to earn a living for themselves and their families instead of just being locked up and being unproductive.
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Visit at Brooke’s Point! Port Miller and Lighthouse Tower
by Jane Dacumos on June 28, 2012Port Miller and Lighthouse Tower is one of the historic tourist spots to visit at Brooke’s Point. The lighthouse was constructed by Sir James Brooke and used as a concrete tank for potable drinking water for the natives. Today, much of the area is being used by the new lighthouse.
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Nagkalit-Kalit Falls: You’re El Nido’s Next Destination
by Jane Dacumos on June 28, 2012El Nido is a famous island in Palawan laden with natural wonders. The island is overflowing with popular tourist spot including caves, beaches, and waterfalls.
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Look at that Island! A Helicopter Island
by Jane Dacumos on June 28, 2012Is it a big dolphin? Or a fried chicken soaked in water? Haha. No! A helicopter... Yes a helicopter without a propeller! Who would have thought that this irregular shape would become a tourist attraction? The island which is home to a long dazzling white sand beach catches the attention of tourist because of its quite amazing shape – Helicopter Island.
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Cuyo Fort
by Jane Dacumos on June 27, 2012Through the passage of time, Palawan has been a province full of hidden surprises as most Filipinos have yet to discover the wonders that can be seen on the island. Aside from natural and cultural attractions, Palawan is also known for its historical significance that denotes Palawan’s rich history. Cuyo Fort is one of its great landmarks.
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