Tag: Palawan

Film & Movies, People

Star Power Descends on Puerto Princesa: Sam Milby and Julia Montes Lead the Way!

The quiet city of Puerto Princesa, Palawan, just got a massive dose of star power! On September 26, 2024, heartthrob Sam Milby and the ever-elegant Julia Montes, along with the production team of ABS-CBN’s latest TV series Saving Grace, touched down at Puerto Princesa International Airport to a vibrant welcome that could only be described as “Palawan grandiosity.” It was a scene straight out of a … Continue reading Star Power Descends on Puerto Princesa: Sam Milby and Julia Montes Lead the Way!

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Community, Things To Do

Sunlight Air Returns with Manila to Coron Flights Starting October 2024

Sunlight Air is making a dazzling comeback with its Manila to Busuanga (Coron) route starting October 27, 2024! After a six-month hiatus from Manila, the boutique airline is ready to soar back to its roots and bring you directly to the pristine paradise of Coron from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2. For those unfamiliar, Busuanga is your gateway to the dreamy Coron, … Continue reading Sunlight Air Returns with Manila to Coron Flights Starting October 2024

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Food & Drink

Cutting Board Bistro: Puerto Princesa’s Steak and Burger Haven

If you’re craving some of the juiciest steaks and most flavorful burgers in Puerto Princesa, look no further than Cutting Board Bistro. Located along Abanico Road, this cozy and laid-back bistro has quickly gained a reputation for serving up some of the best comfort food in town. Whether you’re a steak lover, burger enthusiast, or just someone looking for a delicious meal, Cutting Board Bistro should … Continue reading Cutting Board Bistro: Puerto Princesa’s Steak and Burger Haven

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Tagkuriring Waterfalls: The Weekend Refreshment You Deserve!

Good news, fellow travelers! If you’ve been craving some weekend rejuvenation, Tagkuriring Waterfalls in Puerto Princesa is calling your name. Nestled in Barangay Simpocan, this refreshing spot has everything you need to get your dose of nature and adventure—without breaking a sweat! Well, maybe just a little. You’re just 10 minutes away from the starting point (look for the sign, Tagkuriring Waterfalls) and a mere 230 stepsdownhill to reach … Continue reading Tagkuriring Waterfalls: The Weekend Refreshment You Deserve!

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Community

Experience Doulos Hope: The Floating Bookfair in Puerto Princesa

The MV Doulos Hope has sailed into Puerto Princesa, bringing with it a sea of knowledge, hope, and excitement. The international floating bookfair is officially open to the public, drawing throngs of visitors eager to explore its treasure trove of affordable books, from fiction to non-fiction, and everything in between. It’s like a library on waves but with more snacks and a stunning view of the ocean. … Continue reading Experience Doulos Hope: The Floating Bookfair in Puerto Princesa

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Community, Opinion

Palawan Declares State of Calamity as More Storms Loom: The Need to Prepare and Power Through

It seems Palawan just can’t catch a break. After a week of non-stop downpours, gusty winds, and one too many drenched laundry days, the Sangguniang Panlalawigan has declared the entire province under a state of calamity. The southwest monsoon (or habagat, as it’s lovingly known) has been showing no mercy, relentlessly battering towns from San Vicente to Roxas. And if you thought that was bad, … Continue reading Palawan Declares State of Calamity as More Storms Loom: The Need to Prepare and Power Through

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Opinion

Chinese Survey Ship Spotted Near Palawan – Just Taking a Casual Stroll?

Well, folks, it seems we have some visitors near Palawan, but don’t worry – they’re just here to look around. You know, like how your neighbor “accidentally” peers over the fence while you’re trying to relax. A Chinese research vessel, accompanied by six—yes, six—maritime militia ships, was spotted a mere 27 nautical miles from Palawan’s coastline this week. I mean, why settle for sightseeing from a … Continue reading Chinese Survey Ship Spotted Near Palawan – Just Taking a Casual Stroll?

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Food & Drink

Big Bad Thai: A Taste of Bangkok in the Heart of El Nido

Tucked away in the paradise of El Nido, Big Bad Thai is not just another dining spot—it’s an experience that brings the exotic flavors of Bangkok straight to your plate. Located along Hama Street, Zone 3, 2nd Floor, El Nido, this gem of a restaurant stands out for its bold flavors, laid-back atmosphere, and sweeping views of the Bacuit Bay. Whether you’re a local foodie … Continue reading Big Bad Thai: A Taste of Bangkok in the Heart of El Nido

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Community, Opinion

Palawan Underwater: 3 Towns Declare State of Calamity—But Let’s Prepare for the Next Downpour!

What do Dumaran, Roxas, and San Vicente have in common? No, it’s not just their pristine beaches or tranquil towns—these three Palawan municipalities are currently underwater, thanks to the prolonged rains and floods brought by the ever-persistent habagat, further amped up by back-to-back typhoons. That’s right, folks, Palawan is not just famous for its islands anymore—now it’s making headlines for being a little too… flood-friendly. So, … Continue reading Palawan Underwater: 3 Towns Declare State of Calamity—But Let’s Prepare for the Next Downpour!

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Opinion

Palawan’s Mining Moratorium: Political Drama or Environmental Triumph?

Palawan, often dubbed the “Last Frontier” of the Philippines, is no stranger to political intrigue and environmental activism. With its lush forests, crystal-clear waters, and rich biodiversity, Palawan has long been a battleground for those seeking to protect its natural wonders against forces of economic expansion—particularly mining. And now, Governor Dennis Socrates has taken a bold step toward that protection by advocating for a 25-year … Continue reading Palawan’s Mining Moratorium: Political Drama or Environmental Triumph?

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