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The 7 Best Gift & Specialty Shops in Palawan Island, Mimaropa
Palawan is a slice of heaven, a sliver of an island that teems with exotic wildlife, quaint fishing villages, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Wave hello to endangered animals at the Calauit Game Preserve and Wildlife Sanctuary or explore the Japanese shipwrecks of Coron Island, regarded as one of the best dive sites in the world. A guided boat tour of the Puerto Princesa Underground River will take your breath away.
Restaurants in Palawan Island
1. ASIANO Arts and Crafts
2. Rurungan Sa Tubod Foundation
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Rurungan sa Tubod foundation is an organization that teaches women how to weave as a source of alternative livelihood and a form of empowerment. Founded in 1999, the project continues to weave beautiful textiles using hand looms. Learn more about our education and take a peak into our workshop. If you call ahead, we can set up a short demo showing you the process of pineapple weaving from leaf extraction, weft, loomset all the way down to warp.
3. Barton Bike
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Souvenir shop, handicrafts, restaurants, bars, coffee shop Definitely closed since September 1st, 2017
4. Binuatan Creations
5. Baker's Hill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 965 reviews
Reviewed By reym804
Baker's Hill We were transferred to a theme park teeming wd visitors/tourists wd an added bonus of an overlooking view of the city without any admission fee to the premises. Food prices are usually cheaper than mall prices. This is the main store for some baked products but is more than that wd the in-house theme park. It's a must visit place. Not accessible to public utility vehicles since access road is a private road. You need to hire a private transport.
6. Aplaya Souvenirs
A place to shop for your beach essentials and Palawan souvenirs!
7. Kaingud
Ka Likha came from the word KA (soul) and Likha (create/creation) Kaingud the soul and the makers of unique handmade arts and crafts from Puerto Princesa, now based in El Nido, Palawan. Since 2004 Nuno and Pagasa the Kainguds has been collaborating designs and ideas from one-of-a-kind tribal jewelries , rustic and ethnic style crafts, decors, assemblage arts, to a variety of odd creations.
