Palawan, Philippines – A Pristine Archipelago with Purpose

#earthdayjourney Palawan is often dubbed the “last frontier” of the Philippines, with emerald waters, limestone cliffs, and hidden lagoons. Areas like El Nido and Coron promote eco-tourism through marine sanctuaries, reef restoration, and plastic-free policies. Local operators offer low-impact island tours, eco-resorts run on solar energy, and waste is managed via community programs. Travelers can snorkel, kayak, and explore caves while directly contributing to conservation efforts. Palawan’s balance of natural wonder and responsible tourism makes it one of Southeast Asia’s most stunning—and sustainable—island destinations.