Puerto Princesa

we went on a concert tour. i was part of the choir. those were good days. i remember the caves, the water, and the children of puerto princesa very fondly. i’d love to visit again.

notice that you always get old money as change? strange…

I was imperessed with the the attitudes of the locals—they are so warm and friendly and welcoming, you won’t actually feel like you’re a “stranger!”

We have funny weather here in Puerto Princesa City for the past week. A bit of extremes from rain and sun. Anybody who’s planning to visit this place will have to make adjustments for the weird weather.

claimed to be the largest city in the philippines, home of the Vietnamese Village, various seafood restaurants (go to Kalui’s their sizzling sisig,buko shake, and prawns are delicious), Kamarikutan Kafi and Art Gallery, the Palawan Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Binuatan Creations and weavings, Iwahig Prison, Ramon Mitra’s Ranch House and View Deck, and a short boat ride to Honda Bay. Still a developing city filled with trees and the umistakable mountains at the distance, it’s a place to enjoy, relax, and of course, my favorite, to beach hop!

picture taken at kamarikutan kafi and art gallery.