The Cleanest City in the Philippines
Puerto Princesa City, the second largest city in the Philippines and the capital of Palawan has been the face of the last ecological
frontier in the Philippines .
Lying along the midsection of the long island of Palawan province, the capital
city of Palawan is considered to be a first
class city among the cities of the Philippines .
Puerto Princesa City is also known as the cleanest city in the Philippines and one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world.
The Immaculate Conception Cathedral (Built by the Spaniards)
The Immaculate Conception Cathedral (Built by the Spaniards)
The best time to visit Puerto Princesa would be the summer months from April to June, when seas are usually calm. Humidity is high but annual average temperatures are comfortable at 27 degrees Celsius. Nights may be chilly during rainy days, especially in forested areas, so it is advisable for visitors to bring warm clothing at all times.
One of Puerto Princesa’s
main tour attractions and a source of pride for the locals is the Subterranean River National Park
one of the world’s new 7 wonders of nature. The site features a very
spectacular limestone landscape display in its navigable underground river,
which flows directly to the sea. The underground river represents a habitat for
conservation biodiversity.
Puerto Princesa City Baywalk Park
(place where families and cultures gather)
Galloping dolphins are a common site on Honday Bay, Puerto Princesa, an additional treat to the locals and tourists while they go island hopping.
Puerto Princesa is also
the jump off point for Honda Bay which is rich in pristine white beaches with
fine white sand. You can find them anywhere in the island. These water
sceneries provide quite a contrast to the island’s green canopies. The clear
emerald-green waters are truly a fascinating sight to behold. The islands in
Honda Bay give the beach lovers a much sought-after uncrowded and unspoiled
haven that one can never find anywhere else in the Philippines .
Puerto Princesa Philippines
climate consists of pronounced wet and dry seasons equally divided throughout
the year. The wettest month is September while the driest month is February.
From October to April, the northeast monsoon whips up waves on the coast facing
the South China Sea . The southwest monsoon
blows from April to August.
This is the aerial view of Puerto Princesa.
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I enjoyed the variety of pics that offer a unique view of your beautiful place, Puerto Princesa.
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