Throwback: Puerto Prinsesa Palawan (The Puerto Prinsesa Subterranean Underground River)
By Jeremy - Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Puerto Prinsesa City is the coastal city in Northern Palawan located at the western part of Luzon Islands in the Philippines. Being the last great frontier in the islands of the Philippines, Palawan offers great island experience that local and foreign visitors will love. Puerto Prinsesa however, being the first-class urbanized province in the Philippines offers the balance of commercial and natural sightings.
One of which is the Puerto Prinsesa Subterranean Underground River, hailed as one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. The Underground Natural Park is a protected area in the Philippines located 80 kilometers (51 miles) at the northern part of Puerto Prinsesa City.
December 2010 when me and my parents visited the city of Puerto Prinsesa City. We also have some side trips on Elephant Cave and Iwahig Prison Camp.
On our way to the Underground River |
Part of the trip is also the breath-taking caves and islets in Puerto Prinsesa |
My parents enjoying the site |
Underground River is a Natural World Heritage Site |
Welcome to The Underground River |
The Ugong Rock Adventures |
Entrance to the Underground River |
Inside the Underground River |
Lots of rock formation and unlimited imagination |
Great sight inside |
On our way out to the Underground River |
Sidetrip to Elephant Cave |
Salakot from Iwahig Prison Camp |
More products from Iwahig Prison Camp. We also have some sidetrips to Crocodile Farm and Baker's Kitchen which I will feature in the next blog entries. |
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