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Community, Opinion

When the Rain Won’t Quit: Palawan’s Flooding Woes and a Call for Action

Palawan, the island paradise known for its crystal-clear waters and postcard-worthy landscapes, has recently found itself drenched in a deluge of rain—bringing along mudslides, floods, and landslides. While the sight of rain-soaked palm trees might sound idyllic, it’s been anything but for many towns across the province. It’s time we all wake up to the reality: Palawan’s weather disturbances are becoming all too common, and … Continue reading When the Rain Won’t Quit: Palawan’s Flooding Woes and a Call for Action

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Community, Things To Do

A Floating Library Returns: MV Doulos Hope to Dock in Puerto Princesa!

Attention bookworms, adventure lovers, and anyone looking for a good read! The world’s largest traveling and floating bookstore, the MV Doulos Hope, is making a much-anticipated stop in Puerto Princesa City on September 25. This isn’t just any ship; it’s a floating paradise for anyone who adores books, culture, and community spirit! Setting Sail for a Sea of Stories Currently anchored in Kuching, Malaysia, the MV … Continue reading A Floating Library Returns: MV Doulos Hope to Dock in Puerto Princesa!

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Community, People, Things To Do

Uncovering the Secrets of Culion: A Time Capsule of Courage and Compassion

Nestled in the serene landscape of Culion Island, the Culion Museum and Archives is far more than a collection of old books and medical tools—it’s a treasure trove of resilience, courage, and unexpected camaraderie. This National Cultural Treasure is not just about documenting the past; it’s about celebrating the tenacity of those who lived through an era of adversity and managed to find hope and … Continue reading Uncovering the Secrets of Culion: A Time Capsule of Courage and Compassion

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Opinion

Sabina Shoal Drama: Palawan’s Geopolitical Dance with China

In the ongoing saga of maritime disputes in the South China Sea, the Sabina Shoal has become the latest theater of absurdity, with China and the Philippines engaging in what can only be described as a nautical game of bumper cars. Located a mere 140 kilometers off Palawan, Sabina Shoal has become a hotbed of contention, with China asserting “indisputable sovereignty” over the area—because apparently, … Continue reading Sabina Shoal Drama: Palawan’s Geopolitical Dance with China

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People, Tourism

Ian Veneracion’s El Nido Escapade: Where the Stars Align with Nature

When you think of a tropical paradise, El Nido in Palawan is probably at the top of the list. With its emerald waters, towering limestone cliffs, and secret lagoons, it’s no wonder that even the stars can’t resist its charm. Speaking of stars, guess who was recently spotted soaking in the splendor of El Nido? None other than the ever-dashing Ian Veneracion! Yes, the actor, … Continue reading Ian Veneracion’s El Nido Escapade: Where the Stars Align with Nature

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Community, Things To Do, Tourism

Celebrating Puerto Princesa’s Balayong Festival: Unveiling the True Nature of the Balayong Tree

Puerto Princesa City is abuzz with excitement as the annual Balayong Festival was recently held, celebrating the city’s iconic tree and vibrant culture. The festivities culminate at the picturesque Balayong People’s Park, a testament to the city’s dedication to honoring its natural heritage. Yet, amidst the celebrations, there lies a crucial mission: to clear the air and prove that the Balayong tree is a true … Continue reading Celebrating Puerto Princesa’s Balayong Festival: Unveiling the True Nature of the Balayong Tree

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Community

Rumors and Reality: Earthquakes in Palawan and the Myth of China’s Hand

In a twist that would make conspiracy theorists proud, recent murmurs around Palawan have linked seismic activity to none other than China. Yes, you read that right—some folks have suggested that tremors rocking the province are somehow orchestrated by seismic experiments conducted by our neighbors to the north. However, let’s quash those notions faster than you can say Richter scale. The recent jolts, including a … Continue reading Rumors and Reality: Earthquakes in Palawan and the Myth of China’s Hand

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Hotels

Munting Paraiso in Puerto Princesa is a Paradise in the midst of the City

In the midst of the verdant beauty of Puerto Princesa lies a haven that truly lives up to its name—Munting Paraiso. Translating to “Little Paradise,” this newly opened, Fil-Swiss owned accommodation is an idyllic escape for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Strategically situated on Abueg Road, Barangay Bancao Bancao, Munting Paraiso offers unparalleled access to the city’s most iconic attractions and sights, promising an experience … Continue reading Munting Paraiso in Puerto Princesa is a Paradise in the midst of the City

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Hotels

The Best Five Mid-Range Hotel Resorts in Puerto Princesa: A Blend of Comfort and Style

Puerto Princesa, the captivating capital of Palawan, is known for its stunning natural beauty, including the famous Underground River, pristine beaches, and lush forests. While this city offers plenty of luxurious accommodations, it also boasts some fantastic mid-range hotel resorts that perfectly balance comfort, style, and affordability. Here are five of the best mid-range hotel resorts in Puerto Princesa that promise an unforgettable stay. 1. Hue … Continue reading The Best Five Mid-Range Hotel Resorts in Puerto Princesa: A Blend of Comfort and Style

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Environment, Tourism

To Close or Not to Close? El Nido Tourism’s Moment of Truth Approaches

In the tropical paradise of El Nido, Palawan, a storm is brewing—or rather, a sewage and water supply issue that could potentially disrupt its bustling tourism industry. The fate of this idyllic town hangs in the balance as a committee prepares to decide whether to shut down its tourism sector due to pressing environmental concerns. The Drama Unfolds According to Department of the Interior and … Continue reading To Close or Not to Close? El Nido Tourism’s Moment of Truth Approaches

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