Our Great Palawan Zip-Line Adventure
After our lunch at the Sabang beachfront, we were whisked off to Ugong Rock, a 23 million year-old limestone formation offering a moderate hike up its jagged crevices (I wouldn’t call it easy) and, upon reaching the top, provides a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding rice fields and hillsides.
We’re also including a bonus video at the end of this post where you will have the privilege of watching Anthony zipline his way down from the rock. Rather gracefully, I must add.
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The day we’ve been waiting for has finally arrived! As a perfect conclusion to Save Palawan Movement’s week-long biodiversity caravan, our hosts took us to visit Puerto Princesa’s much-celebrated Underground River, now in the running to be one of the seven new wonders of the world. After the tour and a hearty lunch, we were taken to the 23 million year-old Ugong Rock, which we climbed up then took an exhilerating zip-line down.
Read MoreBakbakan Time! (a.k.a. Get Ready to Rumble!)
Before hiking in the rainforests of Palawan, there are two things a visitor must know. First, always make sure you are clear with your katutubo guide (or indigenous people) as to where you want to go. And second, nothing is ever just “4 minutes away.”
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Ever since we received our itineraries for the Biodiversity Caravan, I had been looking forward to this particular day. If Palawan is known for its many nature trips, in today’s schedule I counted a total of four.
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