1. Kayangan Lake
Kayangan Lake (Photo by Cheng Santos) is one of the must-visit tourist spots in Coron. This attraction is perfect for people aiming for adventure and a picture-perfect landscape. Getting on top of the viewing deck will take a 10 to 15-minute trek but will certainly be half for fun because there's a rich diversity of floras on the trails. Upon reaching the spot for viewing, you can quickly feel the tranquillity in the area and see the artistic coral stone formations dipped in the calm waters that mirror the image of the skies, which added a stunning color to the landscape.
2. Mt. Mantalingahan
Mt. Mantalingahan in Rizal is one of the most challenging mountains to hike in the Philippines, with Mt. Halcon (Mindoro) and Mt. Guiting Guiting (Romblon). It is prominent in mountaineering because Mantalingajan has the most challenging trails but breathtaking beauty on its summit. Its trail combines trekking on a healthy forest, rock climbing on a towering limestone cliff, and spelunking on the enormous boulders. Regardless of the hardships you feel during ascent on the summit, there's a massive picture of the spectacular beauty on earth. The wind is cold and fresh, with thick, white, shapeless clouds in the background. READ: MOUNT MANTALINGAHAN
3. Palawan Provincial Capitol
The Provincial Capitol is one of the landmarks in Puerto Princesa City, not because it houses the most powerful individual in the province but primarily because of its excellent designs. This impressive structure is very noticeable due to its appearance. It is accessible since you can find it by the highway with other establishments such as hotels, restaurants, malls, and many more.
If Manila has Bay-walk, Puerto Princesa also has its own public park by the sea. It is another spot to witness the last drop of the sun's golden light with your loved ones. It has a cool sea breeze that creates a fantastic ambiance, the seawater looks emerald from afar, and the mountains make the straight horizon into a curvy one. Also, there are food stalls serving local delicacies and beers to visitors.
Tau't Batu, or Taw't Bato, is one of the newest discovered tribes in the Philippines. Their communities are in the high-lying areas and forested mountain slopes of Mt. Mantalingajan and other nearby mountains. They are the living guards of the mountains engaged in hunting and agriculture for their livelihood. NGO volunteers visit this place to do outreach programs and spread learning and Christianity.
4. Puerto Princesa Underground River (Puerto Princesa)
5. Honda Bay (Puerto Princesa)
6. Tubbataha Reef (Cagayancillo Islands)
7. Onok Island (Balabac)
8. Punta Sebaring Beach (Balabac)
9. Port Barton (San Vicente)
10. Long Beach (San Vicente)
11. Barracuda Lake (Coron)
12. Twin Lagoon (Coron)
13. Shipwreck Diving (Coron)
14. Siete Pecados (Coron)
15. Calauit Safari Park (Busuanga)
16. Nacpan Beach (El Nido)
17. Big Lagoon (El Nido)
18. Small Lagoon (El Nido)
19. Seven Commandos Beach (El Nido)
20. Secret Lagoon (El Nido)
21. Snake Island (El Nido)
22. Shimizu Island (El Nido)
23. Historical Tour in Culion
24. Cuyo Fort (Cuyo Islands)
Palawan is gifted with top tourist spots, must-visit tourist attractions, fantastic tourist destinations, mouth-water delicacies, and great people. The province is the longest and one of the biggest provinces in the Philippines in terms of land area and this land area has a combination of white beaches with calm crystal clear water, gorgeous islands (Palawan is the best island in the world), world-class dive sites, caves, mountains and many more.