Puerto Princesa: Half-day Tour of the City

A park constructed near Puerto Princesa Bay. This is where locals go to during the morning to jog and in the evening to eat. Concerts, and other activities are held here from time to time. During the Christmas season, one of the Philippines' tallest Christmas tree is lit in this place.

This is the largest Roman Catholic church in Puerto Princesa City. The feast day of the City is celebrated every 8th of December.

A former fort, this place was home to Filipino and American prisoners of war during the World War II. Now, it is a park where most locals go.

Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center, more fondly called the Crocodile Farm. Here, endangered species of crocodiles are bred then released back in to the wild. This is also the place where rescued wildlife are brought.

This wooden house and ranch is popular to both locals and tourists as it offers great views of the City and Honda Bay.

A local theme park where larger-than-life statues of famous cartoon characters can be seen. It is popular to children and families. This is also where you'll get to taste the beloved "hopia" - a moon cake-like pastry; your tour guide will be providing you this as your snacks.

Try your hands on some traditional weaving on this spot in the City. You can also buy hand-woven souvenir items from their onsite store.

You'll be stopping by this place to buy all the souvenirs, pasalubong, and pearls that you'll need.