Found within Southern Tagalog or MIMAROPA region in the Philippines, Palawan is the largest province in the country, considering the vastness of its land or in terms of total area of jurisdiction. The islands of Palawan stretch from Mindoro in the northeast to Borneo in the southwest. It lies between the Sulu Sea and the South China Sea. The province is named after its largest island, Palawan Island, measuring 450 kilometers long and 50 kilometers wide. Palawan is generally considered one of the best tourist spots within the south and southeastern part of Asia. Furthermore, many people just cannot help but admire the scenic natural landscapes and surroundings of this place.

The economy of Palawan depends on its rich bio-diversity as well as progressive ecotourism. Apart from its beautiful beaches and rich wildlife, this tropical island province of Palawan is globally acknowledged for preserving and developing two top visitors attractions, which is the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, popularly known as the Palawan Underground River and also the Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park, which were named to be part of the World Heritage Sites of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization or UNESCO.

Moreover, Palawan is as well home to numerous international heralded and extremely distinctive and remarkable destinations such as the El Nido Marine Reserve Park, Coron Reefs, and Calauit Game Preserve and Wildlife Sanctuary among the few. Although each one of these amazing sites have their individual distinctive lineaments and features, all of them play a role in the truth that Palawan possesses one of the most prosperous and best conserved natural environments in the whole world. On top of that, environmentalists from all over the world have absolutely nothing but admiration to the men and women responsible for this rich and prosperous natural preservation of the wildlife despite a considerably developed economy.

El Nido Marine Reserve Park showcases islets, coves, and breathtaking white powdery-sand beaches which are certain to impress every one of the enthusiastic as well as passionate visitors out there. In addition to the attractiveness and charisma of the place, it provides a huge selection of wildlife like Philippine cockatoos as well as giant clams.

In addition, this natural park owns also one of the most thrilling and exciting diving spots not just in Palawan but probably everywhere, boasting sunken warships which were used by the Japanese during The Second World War. In order to safeguard this site from abusive visitors and guests, the local government of Palawan issued and implemented some strict legal guidelines that may safeguard the various wildlife and delightful sceneries in the locale.

In the mean time, the Coron Reefs which can be found within Coron Bay in Busuanga Island in northern part of Palawan is yet another top destination among travelers and or visitors. This unique place offers a number of Japanese warships of which sunk during The Second World War. Needless to say, visitors will find the area extremely appealing because there are plenty of exciting and interesting nature activities to put to test for instance snorkeling, scuba diving, and dive safaris. This activity in no way stops at this fantastic and absolutely awesome tourist destination in Palawan.

Last but not least, who will in no way treasure the sweetness as well as the wonder and allure of the Calauit Game Preserve and Wildlife Sanctuary at Busuanga Island in Palawan? Apart from safeguarding the country’s most endangered species, this wildlife haven provides refuge to vulnerable wild animals from Africa.

And so, because of Palawan, the Philippine wildlife is constantly flourishing regardless of the unrestrained infractions on animal wellbeing and survival as well as protection and or safety.