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Tacloban Plaza Hotel Review

Tacloban Plaza

When Jessie and I visited Tacloban in mid December 2011, we stayed at Tacloban Plaza. The price was good at about P830 a night. The hotel itself left something to be desired. It wasn’t horrible but there were a number of things that were less than adequate. I will not stay there again unless I…

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Getting To Tacloban City from Cebu

Singing Ferry Crew To Tacloban from Cebu

I recently travel by roro from Bogo City in Cebu to Tacloban City in Leyte Province. It wasn’t the most pleasant trip I ever made. We traveled by ferry. A roro is short for roll on roll off, of vehicles for those traveling via way of car. The ferry itself was fine getting there, coming…

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Palawan Crocodile Farm

Philippine Eagle at the Palawan Crocodile Farm

Crocodile Sausage At The Palawan Crocodile Farm On the way back from Estrella Falls, we were able to visit the crocodile farm in Puerto Princesa.  Though everyone calls it the Palawan crocodile farm, the official name for the park is the Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center. There are many more things to see at…

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Thunder In The Jungle — Estrella Falls

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Estrella Falls In Palawan Philippines Cebu has its secret and it’s Bantayan Island, the big secret in Palawan is Estrella Falls. And right now, Estrella Falls is my second favorite place on earth!  For me. Estrella Falls is second only to Bantayan Island. Jessie and I arrived in Palawan on Sunday.  On Wednesday, we headed…

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Palawan Microtel Review

Jessie Leaning On Cocunut Tree

Jessie and I arrived in Puerto Princesa, Palawan on July 17th, 2011. We had a pleasant flight on a clear day with no turbulence. At the airport, were picked up by Microtel’s courtesy van and taken to our hotel, the Palawan Microtel.

It is a little way out of town, Not far but far enough to give it a remote feeling.

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Palawan Microtel

Jessie and I stayed for four nights and five days at the Palawan Microtel. These are some of the pictures taken during our time at Microtel. A related article will be published on the 25th with a full review of Microtel In Puerto Princesa, Palawan.

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