Palawan has neither glorious temples nor historical deposits, so why is it still attracting people?

Although Palawan does not have the glorious temples and exotic customs of Thailand, nor does it have the historical accumulation of Malacca, it attracts countless tourists because of its beautiful and pure natural environment. Palawan is rich in blue skies, clear waters, colorful underwater world, dense virgin forests, and simple villagers. Palawan's long and irregular coastline has many coral reefs and offshore islands, attracting a large number of tourists with its nature and adventure. Palawan is the last ecological virgin land in the Philippines, and there are many large and small islands around it. The island is known as a seaside utopia. ?

Palawan retains a considerable area of ??natural primitive features. Palawan also has a rich cultural history. Palawan people are composed of 81 different cultural groups. Palawan is a resort recommended by the Philippines Tourism Bureau for those who love natural scenery and want to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a while. Palawan is also a wildlife sanctuary. In addition to local species, there are also African wild animals such as giraffes, zebras and gazelles. The coast is home to sea turtles, manatees and many other marine species. ?

Palawan has a long history and culture. Tabor Cave is a place worth visiting. This cave is also known as the "Cradle of Philippine Civilization". It is by far the oldest human historical site in Southeast Asia. A human skull dating back 20,000 years was unearthed in the cave. Travelers interested in history can also go to Cuyo Island to visit the Cuyo Spanish Church Fortress, which has a huge wall 10 meters high and two meters wide. Archaeologists have discovered a large number of Stone Age tools and ancient ornaments and other important unearthed artifacts in many caves on the island.

Palawan is by far the most well-protected natural ecological environment in the Philippines. Palawan is the world's number one island tourist destination, with more than 1,700 islands, beautiful beaches, and tropical oceans, especially diving, which attracts tourists. Palawan is a long and narrow island located at the westernmost tip of the Philippines. It has the reputation of "the last piece of pure land in the Philippines" and "the undeveloped virgin land".