December 30, 2009 – La Sirenetta, Coron, Palawan, Philippines
As part of Calamianes Group of Islands and located southwest of Mindoro Island, Coron is the ancestral homeland of the Tagbanuas.
In the picture, La Sirenetta do have a perfect spot viewing from SeaDive Resort during sunset. The nipa hut-inspired restaurant stands still few feets above the water where poles are decorated with mermaids.
One can also kill time by playing billiards here.
December 30, 2009 – View from SeaDive Resort, Palawan, Philippines
SeaDive Resort is just in the right place either for sunrise or sunset sceneries, with boat and bancas silhouettes. These four kids were going home from a whole day work.
December 29, 2009 of Mt. Tapyas, Palawan, Philippines
This scenery is what makes 724-steps Mt. Tapyas worth of try. Aside from the big white cross that beckons every traveler to meditate and pray, the breathtaking sunset view of Coron Bay can also be witnessed uphill. Mt. Tapyas is also known for its scenery during sunrise.
One must not neglect to buy bottled water or gatorade from the waterboys before proceeding with the first few steps.
December 20, 2009 – Busuanga Island, Coron, Palawan, Philippines
The island hopping has been an overwhelming experience. Since God permitted me to have this second chance, I made myself busy with photography. This is my goal: Go back to Palawan and have a Portfolio. Palawan has always been my favorite.
I felt exhausted and needed to take a break. I just let my body relaxed for a while. I slept for about 30 minutes, letting my mind and heart go to chill mode.
The scenery was the best.
December 30, 2009 – Busuanga Island, Coron, Palawan, Philippines
This is where boats stay while tourists need to go uphill before reaching the Kayangan Lake.
Curiosity Beyond 