YVETTE LEE The Puerto Princesa Underground River in Palawan has been a famous, formidable natural wonder and tourism destination for a long time, since 3,901 hectares of the area were named the St ...

The Puerto Princesa Underground River in the Palawan islands in the Philippines is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is listed as as a place of outstanding universal value to humankind ...

MANILA, Philippines – Five tourist destinations in Palawan, including Puerto Princesa City’s famous underground river, remain protected areas and therefore closed to commercial exploitation.

The emerald archipelago is strung across turquoise waters, making island-hopping the best way to experience signature Palawan experiences like floating through an underground river, swimming in ...

The underground river in Palawan is now a step closer to being named one of the world’s new seven wonders of Nature. The Department of Tourism (DOT) yesterday reported that Palawan’s ...

featuring an underground river. From snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs to trekking through lush forests, Palawan offers adventure and tranquility in equal measure, making it an unmissable ...

Accessible by guided boat tours, the underground river is a wonder of geology and an important refuge for bats. Palawan was once connected to the nearby island of Borneo during the last Ice Age ...

The highlight of the family trip was an excursion to The Puerto Princesa Underground River, which has given Palawan the nickname "The Last Frontier" by UNESCO. Andi's post (published as is): "One of ...