Palawan Island Philippines Tourist Spot
Thursday, February 3, 2011
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Palawan Island is one of the visiting destination of the of the people around the globe because of amazing natural beauty which there influx of visitors with different country. The Palawan has an extraordinary delight situated at the west-most boundary of the Philippines islands, southwest of the capital city Manila. The weather is suitable for travelers who love the fusion of golden sun, pristine, aqua blue and turquoise green waters, and some of the Philippines finest white sand beaches. Many resort islands attempt to imitate this beauty but few measure-up to the absolute wonder and incredible paradise.
The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, or more popularly known as the Underground River, is another UNESCO World Heritage Site that is located in Palawan. This makes the island popular among divers.
Palawan is, in terms of land area, the largest island in the Philippines, with 1,703,075 hectares of pristine natural beauty and restful splendor. Adding to the reasons to visit is the fact that the island has a population of only 892,660, according to the 2007 census. Puerto Princesa, the provincial capital, is physically the largest city in the country. This sprawling capital city has been awarded the Cleanest and Greenest City in the Philippines award three times. The people in Palawan are disciplined, friendly, and they tend to live a rather simple life. The religion of this region, as in most of the rest of the Philippines is predominantly Roman Catholic. Tagalog is the main language, although Cuyonon, Ilonggo, Tausug, Batak, Tagbanwa, Palawano, and Kagayen are spoken by the natives. The people of Palawan, although to a lesser degree, can also communicate in English, significantly improving to the ease of tourism experience.
Palawan is, in terms of land area, the largest island in the Philippines, with 1,703,075 hectares of pristine natural beauty and restful splendor. Adding to the reasons to visit is the fact that the island has a population of only 892,660, according to the 2007 census. Puerto Princesa, the provincial capital, is physically the largest city in the country. This sprawling capital city has been awarded the Cleanest and Greenest City in the Philippines award three times. The people in Palawan are disciplined, friendly, and they tend to live a rather simple life. The religion of this region, as in most of the rest of the Philippines is predominantly Roman Catholic. Tagalog is the main language, although Cuyonon, Ilonggo, Tausug, Batak, Tagbanwa, Palawano, and Kagayen are spoken by the natives. The people of Palawan, although to a lesser degree, can also communicate in English, significantly improving to the ease of tourism experience.
To be there the Honda Bay is one of the premier destinations in Palawan. It is composed of several islets owned by the government, and others owned by private investors. Pandan, Snake and Starfish Islands are the usual beaches to visit. Pandan Island resort is privately owned but is perhaps the most relaxing spot. You'll find the rental cottages are sturdy, clean, and big. Here, only a few feet from the shore, the water becomes rather deep very quickly. It is best to rent snorkeling equipment to see the vast variety of untouched marine life and coral reefs all about Palawan. Bring bread to attract the fish, and watch in amazement as numerous schools appear out of nTo be there the Honda Bay is one of the premier destinations in Palawan.
From October to may is the best time to visit this lush, tropical, pristine island. The off-peak season, according to local tour guides, is from September to November.
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