Trekking in Palawan jungle

Languages spoken	Tribal Language, Tagalog, English
Currency used	PESO (PH)
Country name	Republic of the Philippines

Quezon Municipality is an integral part of the Mt. Mantalingahan Protected Landscape (MMPL), a vast expanse covering 120,457 hectares. At an impressive elevation of 2085 meters above sea level, the summit of Mt. Mantalingahan stands as the highest peak in the province and holds special significance for the indigenous Palawan people.

Highlighting its Outstanding Universal Value

Renowned as a pivotal biodiversity hub, MMPL serves as a thriving habitat for a diverse array of plants and animals. It proudly holds the distinction of being one of just ten sites recognized by the Alliance for Zero Extinction in the Philippines. Additionally, it is acknowledged as one of the 11 crucial bird areas in Palawan. The Mantalingahan range and the adjoining lowlands house a majority of the threatened and restricted-range birds indigenous to the Palawan Endemic Bird Area.

The recent exploration efforts have unveiled the presence of potentially novel species of both flora and fauna, further establishing Mt. Mantalingahan as a substantial contributor to the already extensive pool of Philippine and global biodiversity. This recognition solidifies its status as a key player in the conservation of our planet's natural heritage.

Embark on a weekend adventure just three hours southwest of Puerto Princesa city center to Quezon, Palawan, a place renowned for it’s historical caves, clear waters, and stunning islands.

The journey through these historically rich caves is a testament to the awe-inspiring beauty that awaits. The manageable trek is made easier with stairs, offering breathtaking glimpses of the ocean. Explore the seven public-accessible caves within two hours, navigating carefully through areas with low ceilings and uneven floors.

Venturing into one of the larger Tabon caves unveils a world where nature harmoniously converges, creating a unique spectacle. The sun filtering through the cave’s opening breathes life into the greenery below, flourishing amid the sand and rocks. Take a moment to absorb the historical significance and aesthetic wonders, creating an experience to be cherished forever.

The tour, lasting about an hour (or more if breaks are needed), provides an immersive journey. For hikers and cave explorers, ensure you pack essentials your essentials.

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