Palawan is known as the last frontier in the Philippines because of its pristine forests, lakes and rivers, entrancing waterfalls, corrals and diving grounds as well as the expanse of white beaches, flowers with colors of the rainbow, fish and animal life, bountiful islands and entrancing resorts from El Nido to Amanpolo, Sunlight to King’s Paradise.
It is a living testament to the wonders of God’s creations. If you are a nonbeliever, a trip to the islands of Palawan would likely change your mind and you may miraculously affirm the greatness of the Divine Providence as you go through the Underground River abounding in wondrous architectural designs of Nature carved through the centuries, viewing the neatly arranged islands of Coron and Busuanga, and the multicolored fishes eating from your hands in Honda Bay.
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