The Seven Caves of Tabon – for the history buffs, the Seven Caves is managed by the National Museum of Puerto Princesa. This is located in Quezon, Palawan, a 4 hour van ride and 45 minute boat ride.

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. Paul ...

Palawan, which is home to the famous Underground River, bested 19 other world-famous islands, including Bora Bora (84.756) and Moorea (84.656) in French Polynesia, which are both known for being ...

Go island-hopping in Palawan, the Philippines. With a dazzling array of activities and safety protocols in place, this leafy archipelago could be a good option for a “new normal” getaway.

This gallery showcases the foundations of Philippine culture centering in Palawan and the story of how archaeological research at the Tabon Caves began in 1962. Gov. Victorino Dennis M. Socrates grace ...

She said the research also found “new radiocarbon dates that securely place the age of human occupation of Pilanduk Cave at the LGM/Last Ice Age at ca. 20,000 to 25,000 years ago,” and ...

Coron, north of mainland Palawan, is famous for its wreck diving spots. Boracay Island in Western Visayas dropped a spot from its 2016 ranking, taking the top third place.

New discoveries proving the human occupation of Pilanduk Cave in Palawan 20,000 to 25,000 years at the height of the last ice age were discovered by a team of archaeologists from UP Diliman (UPD ...

Crystal lagoons, WWII shipwrecks, and underground rivers await in the Philippines' pristine ecological frontier. Here's your complete guide.