Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park (Puerto Princesa Underground River)
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Sabang, Puerto Princesa, Palawan Island, Philippines
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Once I get tired of what I see above ground, this underground river will definitely be the first place I will go. I'm just curious what it feels down down there.
Upon arrival, you have to walk for a couple of minutes along in a mini forest where you can find several monkeys. You should keep your belonging especially your camera. It is their favorite thing to steal from the tourist. It'll be impossible for you to get it back. Hurting the monkeys isn't a good idea too so you better be vigilant. The underground river is a majestic place. You will feel the true meaning of wonders of nature. If you're scared of snakes, bats, including the unpleasant smell inside, then this place is not for you. Reminder: Don’t look up with your mouth open – the bats might give you a nasty surprise! For your attire, you must wear comfortable outfit and slippers. Also, don't forget to bring some snacks and bottled water because you can't find a store there. Overall, I highly recommend this place to be included on your list for itinerary. P. S. You need to set a budget of PHP 1,500.00 (USD 31.00) for this activity.
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