Palawan travel guide
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Palawan runs four hundred kilometres from Mindoro almost to Borneo and is barely forty wide, which is why nothing on it is quick to reach. The underground river at Puerto Princesa runs eight kilometres through a limestone cave and is World Heritage.
The real draw is further north at El Nido, where lagoons sit inside karst islands and boat tours are lettered A to D. Coron, off the northern tip, dives a fleet of Japanese ships sunk in 1944. The road transfers are long.
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Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park
A limestone range on the west coast of Palawan, 80 km north of Puerto Princesa, where a navigable river runs underground for several kilometres to the sea. UNESCO listed the park in 1999 and it was named one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature in 2012; boats reach it from the village of Sabang.
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